Editorial Policy

Last updated: November 9, 2026 (Asia/Karachi).

Mission

Publish practical, people-first wellness articles that help readers build sustainable habits—without hype or fear marketing.

Sourcing

We prioritize primary and high-quality secondary sources: CDC, NIH/NHLBI/NIMH/ODS, WHO, Mayo Clinic, peer-reviewed literature via PubMed, and similarly reputable organizations. Marketing blogs and anonymous social posts are not used as scientific authority.

Claims standard

• Prefer “may help / associated with / evidence suggests” over absolute promises
• Separate practical tips from clinical treatment
• Include a medical disclaimer on health articles

Updates and corrections

Articles show an updated date when materially revised. Factual errors reported to surendar.themarketer@gmail.com are reviewed promptly; significant corrections are noted in the article when appropriate.

Conflicts and monetization

If we later use affiliate links or sponsorships, we will disclose them clearly. Editorial recommendations will not be secretly sold.

AI and editorial oversight

Drafting tools may assist production; humans are responsible for sourcing checks, medical-safety tone, and publish decisions.