Our Editorial Commitment
Triangolo Wellness is an independent blog about natural living and holistic wellbeing. We publish practical, carefully researched articles to help readers make informed choices about everyday habits, nutrition, movement, rest, and time-honoured natural practices. Because wellness content can shape real decisions, we hold ourselves to clear editorial standards. This policy explains how we research, write, review, and update our work, and where our general information ends and a qualified professional should begin.
How We Research and Write
Every article begins with research rather than opinion. Before writing, our contributors gather information from established, reputable sources and prioritise the most current guidance available. When a topic touches on health or safety, we look for agreement among trusted institutions instead of relying on a single study or a personal anecdote.
We favour sources such as the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), the Mayo Clinic, the World Health Organization (WHO), and peer-reviewed research. When we describe what the evidence does, or does not, show, we aim to reflect it accurately and to avoid overstating benefits.
Fact-Checking and Safety Claims
Any statement relating to safety receives extra scrutiny. We fact-check claims about dosage, interactions, side effects, and who should avoid a given practice, and we flag known risks plainly. Where credible evidence is limited or mixed, we say so rather than filling the gap with false certainty. We do not publish sensational “miracle cure” language, and we edit or remove content that cannot be responsibly supported.
Editorial Independence
Our editorial decisions are made by our team alone. Triangolo Wellness sells no products or services, and coverage is never traded for payment, gifts, or influence. Should we ever introduce affiliate links, sponsorships, or partnerships in the future, we will disclose them clearly, and they will never determine our conclusions. [Complete: describe any current funding model or affiliate relationships, or state that the site is entirely self-funded.]
How We Frame Natural and Herbal Topics
Many of the practices we write about, including herbal preparations, botanicals, and folk remedies, have a long history of traditional use. We present them in exactly that light: as part of cultural and traditional practice, not as proven medical treatments. Describing a plant’s traditional use is not the same as recommending it to treat, cure, or prevent any condition, and we are careful not to blur that line.
Information, Not Medical Advice
Everything we publish is general information written for a broad audience. It is not personalised medical advice and cannot account for your individual history, medications, or circumstances. Nothing on Triangolo Wellness should be used to diagnose or treat a health problem, or to delay seeking professional care.
Always consult a qualified healthcare professional, such as your doctor, pharmacist, or a registered practitioner, before starting a new supplement, herb, or wellness routine, especially if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, managing a medical condition, or taking medication. If you think you may have a medical emergency, contact your local emergency services straight away. [Complete: add your country’s emergency number or relevant helpline.]
Corrections and Updates
We treat accuracy as an ongoing responsibility. Guidance evolves, and so does our content: we review and refresh key articles as new information becomes available. If you spot an error, we want to hear about it. When we correct a significant factual mistake, we update the article and note the change so our readers can trust what they read.
Contact and Feedback
Questions, corrections, and feedback are always welcome. You can reach our editorial team at [Complete: editorial contact email], and we aim to respond within a reasonable timeframe.