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Medical Review Policy
We believe readers should know whether content has actually been reviewed by a qualified medical professional.
Personal Experience Stories
Firsthand stories published on What I Tried describe individual experiences and generally should not be interpreted as medically reviewed guidance.
The experiences described belong to the contributors. Publication does not mean that a physician or other healthcare professional has confirmed that a product, treatment, medication, supplement, or compound caused the reported outcome.
Research Articles
Research content is intended for informational and educational purposes. Unless an individual article explicitly identifies a qualified medical reviewer, readers should not assume that the article has undergone professional medical review.
When Medical Review Is Used
If we introduce professional medical review in the future, the article should clearly identify the reviewer and relevant credentials. We will not label content “medically reviewed” simply for appearance or search-engine optimization.
Questions about symptoms, injuries, medications, experimental compounds, treatment decisions, or other health concerns should be discussed with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.