Editorial Policy

Effective date: July 17, 2026

This policy describes how BodyTecHub editorial content is prepared and how it differs from member discussion.

Forum role: BodyTecHub only provides a place for experience exchange. User posts and claims belong to their authors and do not represent the views, conclusions or recommendations of BodyTecHub.

Purpose

Editorial posts aim to help readers separate established facts, limited evidence, uncertainty and personal experience. They are educational resources, not medical care or product promotion.

Source standards

  • Prefer current primary and authoritative sources such as FDA labeling and safety communications, DEA scheduling information, ClinicalTrials.gov records, peer-reviewed research and recognized poison-control resources.
  • Identify the product, population, study design and use being discussed. Evidence from supervised prescription treatment must not be presented as proof of safety for nonmedical use, different exposure, multiple compounds or an unverified product.
  • Use exact dates, units, reference ranges and links when they materially affect interpretation.
  • Clearly label preliminary, animal, observational, small-sample and anecdotal evidence.

Required structure

Core explainers should distinguish: (1) what is known, (2) what remains uncertain or unsupported, and (3) what real users could add with dates, units, context and verification. Product labels, packaging, color, viscosity and physical sensations do not by themselves establish identity, potency, purity or sterility.

Prohibited editorial practices

  • No sourcing, transaction or evasion guidance.
  • No individualized cycle, stack, injection or dosing instructions.
  • No invented data, testimonials, credentials, clinical review or consensus.
  • No claim that community anecdotes prove safety or effectiveness.

Corrections and conflicts

Material corrections should be identified in the post with the date and reason. Editors should disclose relevant commercial relationships. Members may report errors through the Contact Us page or the forum reporting tools. BodyTecHub may update or remove content that is unsupported, unsafe, deceptive or outdated.

Editorial status does not mean a post was reviewed by a physician unless that review and the reviewer’s qualifications are explicitly stated.