Trust matters most when information can affect health and wellbeing. These editorial standards explain how Glow Hormone Health approaches sourcing, clarity, corrections and commercial relationships.

People-first purpose

We create articles to answer real reader questions in a useful, understandable way. Titles should describe the article honestly. We avoid unnecessary alarm, guaranteed outcomes and language that treats normal bodies as problems to be fixed.

Sources and evidence

For health topics, we prefer primary and authoritative references such as public-health agencies, professional medical organisations and peer-reviewed research. Sources are linked where they help readers evaluate or explore a claim. Evidence is described with appropriate uncertainty rather than presented as more conclusive than it is.

Medical boundaries

Glow Hormone Health provides general education, not diagnosis, treatment or emergency advice. Content cannot account for an individual reader’s history, medicines, pregnancy status or other clinical circumstances. We include prompts to seek qualified care when symptoms may be urgent, severe, persistent or changing.

Unless an article explicitly names a qualified reviewer, it should not be assumed to have received individual medical review.

Accuracy, updates and corrections

We aim to check factual claims against suitable sources and update material when guidance meaningfully changes. When a reader or expert identifies a possible error, we assess the specific point and correct it when warranted. Correction requests can be sent through our contact page.

Independence and commercial content

Editorial conclusions should not be purchased. Sponsored or affiliate relationships must be disclosed clearly where readers will see them. A brand relationship does not justify claims that cannot be supported, and receiving a product does not guarantee positive coverage.

Digital production tools

Digital and AI-assisted tools may support research organisation, drafting, editing, SEO production or visual creation. They do not replace accountability. Published pages remain subject to the same standards for accuracy, sourcing, usefulness and correction.

Respectful coverage

We aim to use inclusive, non-stigmatising language and avoid assumptions about gender, body size, fertility, relationships or access to care. Readers should feel informed, not judged.