This policy describes the standards for Hormonious Balance and the limits of its current content. It is not a statement that all existing articles have completed these checks. Updated October 25, 2026.
Purpose and responsibility
The website owner is responsible for publication decisions. Hormonious Balance provides general education about hormones, primarily for women from their teenage years through later life. It does not provide individual medical consultations, diagnosis, or treatment.
Current review status
There is no verified Expert Review Board or universal clinician review process for this site. Existing articles are undergoing revision, and some older articles lack adequate citations. A publication date, an updated date, or this policy alone is not evidence of medical review or completed source verification. A reviewer should only be named when their identity, relevant qualifications, role, and actual review of that material can be verified.
Sourcing standards for revisions and new content
Our standard is to support consequential medical and scientific claims with sources that readers can inspect: relevant public health and medical institutions, professional guidelines, and original research or evidence reviews. Sources should support the specific statement, and dates, study populations, and limitations should be considered. Linking to a source does not by itself establish that an article is accurate.
Content should distinguish established knowledge from preliminary findings, associations from demonstrated causes, and general education from personal advice. Uncertain findings should be described as uncertain. We should not promise hormone resets, cures, guaranteed results, or a diagnosis based on a symptom list. We do not invent patient experiences, credentials, testimonials, or scientific references.
AI assistance
AI tools assist with drafting, rewriting, organization, and website maintenance. They are not clinicians or medical reviewers. AI output may be inaccurate or contain fabricated references. Our standard is to check substantive claims and source relevance before presenting them as verified; the current revision project has not yet completed that work across the site. AI-generated illustrations, when used, are illustrative and should not be presented as real clinicians, patients, or clinical evidence.
Corrections and updates
Readers can report a possible error through the contact form. Please include the page URL, the relevant passage, and a supporting source if available. Avoid sending personal medical records. Reports can guide corrections; we cannot promise a response time, individual health advice, or an outcome for each submission. Substantive corrections should be explained on the affected page, and updated dates should reflect meaningful changes. We do not guarantee a weekly publishing schedule.
Advertising, affiliates, and editorial decisions
The owner plans advertising revenue and, later, affiliate revenue. An affiliate link may earn the site a commission if a reader makes a purchase. The standard is to identify these relationships clearly near the relevant content, label paid placements, and distinguish advertising from editorial material. Payment should not determine medical conclusions or be presented as evidence of safety or effectiveness. This is a publishing standard, not a claim that the site has no commercial interests.
Using the information
Read sources and discuss personal concerns with a qualified healthcare professional. General articles cannot determine what is causing your symptoms or which tests or treatments are appropriate for you. The contact form is for website feedback and is not a medical or emergency service.
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