Health Content Review Policy

Last Updated: August 26, 2026

Health information deserves careful handling.

At Chandwellness.com, we use a content-review approach designed to improve the accuracy, clarity, and responsibility of our health and wellness articles.

What We Review

Depending on the topic, we may review:

  • Medical claims
  • Ayurvedic claims
  • Herbal information
  • Dosage-related information
  • Potential side effects
  • Contraindications
  • Drug and herb interaction information
  • Nutrition recommendations
  • Treatment-related statements
  • Links and references
  • Medical terminology

Source Quality

For modern medical topics, we prefer reliable sources such as recognized medical institutions, government health organizations, academic resources, scientific publications, and peer-reviewed research.

For Ayurvedic topics, we may consult recognized Ayurvedic references and classical literature alongside modern scientific evidence where available.

Important Distinction

Traditional Ayurvedic knowledge and modern scientific evidence are different types of knowledge.

Where appropriate, we explain what is traditionally described and separately discuss what modern research currently supports.

Professional Review

Not every article on Chandwellness.com is individually reviewed by a doctor or specialist.

Where a qualified healthcare professional reviews an article, we will identify the reviewer and their relevant credentials on the article.

We will never claim that an article has been medically reviewed when it has not.

Updates

Articles may be reviewed when new evidence becomes available, recommendations change, or errors are identified.

Readers can contact us if they believe an article contains outdated or inaccurate information.

Reader Safety

Our articles are educational and should not be used to diagnose or treat an individual medical condition.

For personal medical decisions, readers should consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

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