At Chandwellness.com, we believe readers should be able to understand where health information comes from.
Our articles may use different types of sources depending on the topic.
Types of Sources We Prefer
Where appropriate, we may consult:
- Peer-reviewed scientific research
- Government health organizations
- Medical institutions
- Academic institutions
- Scientific databases
- Recognized health organizations
- Official clinical guidance
- Ayurvedic classical texts and recognized Ayurvedic references
Evidence and Traditional Knowledge
Not all health information has the same level of scientific evidence.
When discussing Ayurveda, herbs, or traditional practices, we aim to distinguish between:
Traditional use: What has historically been described or practiced.
Scientific evidence: What modern research currently suggests.
These should not automatically be treated as equivalent.
References on Articles
Where appropriate, relevant sources may be listed within individual articles so readers can investigate the topic further.
We encourage readers to consult the original research or official source when making important health decisions.
Source Updates
As new research becomes available, older sources may be replaced or supplemented with newer and more relevant evidence.
If you believe an important source has been overlooked or a citation does not support a statement, please contact us.
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