Evidence before enthusiasm. Safety before promotion.

• Clinical accuracy: medical terminology must be used correctly and explained plainly.
• Public-health usefulness: content helps readers understand risks, access, evidence, and care decisions.
• Jurisdiction awareness: legality and availability must be tied to countries, provinces, states, or access pathways.
• Transparency: editorial pages, provider listings, sponsorship, and affiliate relationships must be clearly separated.
• No hype: content must avoid cure claims, miracle framing, urgency, and wellness-influencer language.

We use careful claim language such as “may help,” “has been studied for,” “is being investigated for,” “is approved for,” and “is used off-label for.” We avoid implying that psychedelic-assisted therapy is safe for everyone, legal everywhere, or proven for conditions where the evidence is still early.