Our Citation Standards
At Health Coach JP, we are committed to providing medically accurate, evidence-based health information. Every health claim, medical statistic, and treatment recommendation on our site is supported by credible, peer-reviewed sources.
We Only Cite Trusted Medical Sources
- Peer-Reviewed Medical Journals: All medical research cited comes from reputable journals indexed in PubMed, PMC (PubMed Central), or other recognized medical databases.
- Government Health Organizations: We reference authoritative sources including the CDC, NIH, FDA, WHO, and other government health agencies.
- Medical Professional Organizations: Information is verified against guidelines from organizations like the American Medical Association (AMA), American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), and specialty-specific medical boards.
- Clinical Trials and Studies: When discussing treatments or health interventions, we cite clinical trials and research studies published in respected medical journals.
- Board-Certified Medical Experts: Direct quotes and medical opinions come from verified, board-certified physicians and healthcare professionals.
What We Don’t Cite
To maintain medical accuracy, Health Coach JP does not use:
- Non-peer-reviewed blogs or personal websites
- Social media posts or unverified testimonials
- Commercial product websites making health claims
- Outdated medical information (we prioritize recent research)
- Anecdotal evidence without scientific backing
How to Verify Our Sources
Every article on Health Coach JP includes inline citations or a references section at the end. You can click on any citation link to view the original source material. We link directly to:
- PubMed abstracts and full-text articles
- Official health organization guidelines
- Published clinical trial results
- Medical journal articles
Our Commitment to Medical Accuracy
Medical information changes as new research emerges. We regularly review and update our content to reflect the latest evidence-based guidelines and clinical recommendations. If you notice outdated information or have questions about our sources, please contact us.