Medical Review Policy

Scope of Medical Review

Not all content on Healthy Flux requires formal medical review.

Our medical review process is applied primarily to:

• Safety-related content
• Topics involving medications, supplements, or interactions
• Content addressing symptoms, conditions, or risk factors
• Articles where incorrect interpretation could cause harm

General wellness content, lifestyle guidance, and educational explainers may not require formal medical review but are still subject to editorial quality standards.

How Medical Accuracy Is Ensured

Medical accuracy is supported through:

• Use of peer-reviewed research
• Reference to established clinical guidelines
• Cross-checking claims against reputable health organizations
• Conservative framing of uncertain or emerging evidence

When appropriate, content is reviewed or informed by:

• Licensed clinicians
• Medical educators
• Peer-reviewed literature and consensus guidelines

Healthy Flux does not present unverified theories or experimental treatments as established medical facts.

Role of Editorial Review

All content published on Healthy Flux undergoes editorial review before publication.

Editorial review focuses on:

• Clarity and readability
• Safety framing and disclaimers
• Balanced presentation of benefits and risks
• Avoidance of medical diagnosis or prescriptive language

Editors ensure that content encourages readers to consult qualified healthcare professionals when appropriate.

Limitations

Healthy Flux does not provide:

• Medical diagnoses
• Treatment plans
• Emergency medical guidance
• Personalized medical advice

Continuous Updates

Medical knowledge evolves. When significant new evidence or guideline changes emerge, relevant content may be updated to reflect current understanding.

We encourage readers to view published dates and to discuss health decisions with a qualified healthcare provider.