Publishing principles
Claims should be traceable to a named source, established traditional context, recognised regulatory material, or clearly marked editorial explanation.
Traditional use, modern research, regulatory status, and practitioner commentary should not be blended together as if they carry the same weight.
Uncertainty should be visible. Where evidence is early, mixed, limited, or not directly applicable, the wording should say so plainly.
Content should avoid disease treatment, cure, prevention, dosage, or personal suitability claims unless a qualified professional is handling an individual consultation.
AI may assist drafting, summarising, formatting, and research workflows, but public health-related content still needs human review before publication.
