Editorial Team & Standards
Eco Hormone Balance is the publisher responsible for the guides and product comparisons on this website. Our work is editorial research into published sources and product labels. We make the sources and limitations available so readers can check them.
How we work
Every article is researched through a documented editorial process. Clinical claims are checked against peer-reviewed studies verified directly on PubMed/PMC, and product reviews apply a label-comparison framework. We cite sources, note the limits of the evidence, and never present the site as a substitute for medical advice. When a topic involves medication, pregnancy, or trying to conceive, we point readers to a clinician rather than guessing on their behalf.
Product comparisons are desk-research reviews based on labels, manufacturer and retailer information, and the clinical literature. We state what we checked and when; we do not independently lab-test products.
What our editorial assessment covers
Research and clinical context
We compare health claims with published research and clinical guidelines. Editorial research is different from an individual assessment by a qualified healthcare professional.
Label and formulation
We record ingredient amounts, ratios, serving instructions and added nutrients from the identified product label. A label comparison cannot establish a treatment's effectiveness.
Practical routine
Supplement decisions are placed inside real routines: serving burden, meal fit, and practical consistency.
Evidence-appraisal criteria
Clinical claims are checked against peer-reviewed studies verified directly on PubMed/PMC, with the strength of the evidence stated honestly.
Quality & safety criteria
Third-party testing, certifications, transparency, and product availability are weighed before any recommendation.
What we don’t do
- Provide medical advice, diagnoses, or prescriptions.
- Make absolute health claims (“cures PCOS”, “guaranteed results”).
- Present manufacturer marketing as evidence.
- Recommend products we haven’t analyzed on formula, dose, and evidence.
- Label articles “medically reviewed” unless a qualified healthcare professional has actually reviewed them.
Editorial responsibility and corrections
Content is attributed to Eco Hormone Balance as an editorial organization. An organization byline does not identify a physician, pharmacist or dietitian as its author or reviewer. A clinical review is identified separately only when the professional and review can be verified.
To report a factual error, send the page URL, the passage and a supporting source to info@ecohormonebalance.com.
How we keep content current
Content is re-checked when something that matters changes — not on a fixed schedule alone:
- New clinical guidelines or relevant systematic reviews
- Safety alerts or regulatory action
- Formula, certification, or listing changes
- Discontinued products or clearly better alternatives
- Claims that are no longer supported by the evidence
Our target is to recheck price snapshots within 90 days. Older or undated prices are withheld from current-cost comparisons until verified again. The publication date, editorial update, label check and price check describe separate activities; we change a check date only after that check has been performed.
Disclaimer: Information on this site is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice. Consult a licensed healthcare professional for personal care.