Fact-Checking & Corrections Policy

1. Verification of Facts and Primary Data

Before any scientific or pharmacological claim is approved, research editors verify:

• Study design, randomized cohort size, double-blinding protocols, and statistical significance (p < 0.05).
• Whether conclusions reflect human in vivo clinical endpoints versus preclinical rodent or in vitro cell culture models.
• Accurate disclosure of proprietary ingredient complexes, chelation compounds, and elemental yields.

2. Transparent Corrections Protocol

When an inaccuracy is identified by an editor, clinician, or reader:

• Our science desk audits the claim against PubMed and peer-reviewed journals within 24 business hours.
• Confirmed factual adjustments trigger an editorial notice detailing the specific text modification and date of amendment.
• Substantive therapeutic changes require immediate re-review and signed sign-off from a board-certified physician.

3. Submitting a Correction Request

We welcome clinical feedback from researchers and clinicians. Please direct citation discrepancies or correction inquiries to: