Editorial Policy

This policy explains how Wellness Field Report researches, writes, and vets the content we publish. It exists so readers can evaluate our work the same way we'd want to be evaluated.

Trust before conversion

Content is written to be useful first. Commercial relevance — a product, service, or offer — is only introduced where it genuinely follows from what a reader is already trying to solve, never as a precondition for the information itself. Not every article recommends anything.

Evidence standards

• We do not fabricate studies, experts, statistics, or outcomes.
• Claims are proportional to the evidence behind them — we say "may help" rather than implying certainty we don't have.
• We do not imply a diagnosis or replace professional medical guidance; see our medical disclaimer.
• Sources, where cited, are linked directly on the article.

Authorship and accountability

Every article and review carries a visible byline and a publish date. When an article is materially updated, we show an updated date alongside the original publish date.

Commercial content and disclosure

Any time an article or review links to a paid offer, that relationship is disclosed directly on the page — not just buried in a footer. See our affiliate disclosure.

Corrections

We correct factual errors when we find them or when readers flag them. See our corrections policy for how that process works.