At humantraffickinghouston.org/, we take accuracy seriously. We understand that when it comes to health, nutrition, and wellness, our readers rely on us for credible and evidence-based information.
Our Fact-Checking Policy outlines the process we follow to ensure every article, recipe, and resource we publish is accurate, transparent, and trustworthy.
1. Our Commitment to Accuracy
We are committed to providing truthful, reliable, and scientifically supported information. Before publishing any content, our writers and editors:
- Verify all facts, figures, and claims using trusted primary sources.
- Review content against current research findings and official health guidelines.
- Ensure that all nutrition and wellness information aligns with credible authorities such as:
- The World Health Organization (WHO)
- The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
- The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
- Peer-reviewed journals and reputable health publications
2. Our Fact-Checking Process
Every piece of content on humantraffickinghouston.org/ follows a multi-step verification process:
Step 1: Research and Source Evaluation
Writers gather information only from verified, expert-backed sources, including:
- Registered dietitians and certified nutritionists
- Academic and medical research papers
- Government health databases
- Reputable food and wellness organizations
Step 2: Verification and Review
Before publication, editors and (when applicable) subject matter experts review all claims, data, and nutritional information to ensure accuracy and context.
Step 3: Continuous Monitoring
Since health and nutrition science evolves rapidly, we routinely recheck and update published articles to reflect the latest evidence or recommendations.
3. Expert Review
When content involves specific health topics, dietary advice, or scientific claims, we collaborate with:
- Registered dietitians
- Medical professionals
- Certified wellness coaches
These experts review the material for scientific accuracy, safety, and clarity before publication.
4. Sources We Rely On
We only use reliable, transparent, and reputable sources, including:
- Peer-reviewed scientific journals
- Government health departments
- Recognized health and nutrition organizations
- Accredited universities and medical institutions
We never rely on unverified blogs, social media posts, or anecdotal sources.
5. Handling Corrections and Updates
Despite our best efforts, if an error is discovered — either by our team or a reader — we:
- Investigate the issue immediately.
- Correct the information transparently.
- Add a “Last Updated” note to show when changes were made.
Readers are encouraged to contact us at [email protected] if they spot any inaccuracies or outdated information.
6. Transparency and Accountability
We believe in being open about our process. Our content is:
- Free from external influence — advertisers or sponsors do not dictate what we publish.
- Regularly audited by our editorial team for accuracy and compliance with our internal standards.
Our aim is to ensure that every article helps you make informed, safe, and confident choices about your food and health.
