Editorial Policy — Home Remedy Center

Our promise
Every page must be helpful, safe, and honest. We write for people first, search engines second.

1) Sourcing & evidence

• We prioritize top-tier sources: national/international guidelines, major clinics, systematic reviews/meta-analyses, and peer-reviewed studies.
• Claims are framed with appropriate certainty: “may help,” “mixed evidence,” “limited evidence.”
• Each article includes “Evidence at a glance” and a Sources list linking to the exact pages or papers referenced.

2) Safety first (YMYL)

• Every article includes a Safety box: red flags (when to seek care) and common contraindications (e.g., no honey under 1 year, distilled/boiled water for nasal rinses).
• High-risk topics (pregnancy, infants, complex chronic disease) receive extra caution or are deferred.

3) Experience & transparency

• When feasible, we include Experience notes (setup, steps, simple measurements, date).
• If we haven’t tested a method, we say so and rely solely on credible sources.

4) Medically reviewed content

• When a licensed clinician reviews a page, we label it “Medically reviewed”.
• Reviewers are credited with a bio page and only review topics within their scope.

5) Independence & monetization

• Editorial decisions are independent of advertisers or affiliates.
• If a post includes affiliate links, we disclose before the first link.
• We do not accept payment for positive coverage, and we do not sell placement in “best” lists.

6) Corrections & updates

• We correct factual errors promptly and add a note at the bottom: what changed + date.
• Routine refresh: at least every 3–6 months for core pages, or sooner if guidance changes.
• Request a correction at contact@homeremedycenter.com.

7) Links & schema

• External links go to high-cred sources; affiliate links are marked rel="sponsored".
• We use structured data (Article/FAQ) and keep dateModified in sync with updates.

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