Our editorial method

A reference site should be judged by its method. Here is ours, public and binding.

1. Separating tradition from evidence

Ayurveda rests on classical texts (Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita, Ashtanga Hridayam) and centuries of practice. That is a richness, not scientific proof. In our articles, “tradition attributes” signals a classical use; “studies suggest” signals modern data — and we spell out its limits.

2. Safety first

Every herb and every product is presented with its precautions: drug interactions, at-risk groups (pregnancy, children, medical conditions), quality and possible contamination. Our safety guide gathers this information in one place.

3. No promises

No content on this site promises to cure, to make you lose weight, or to replace a treatment. The wording is deliberately cautious: that is an editorial choice, not a weakness.

4. Continuous updates

Articles carry their publication and update dates. A reported error is corrected quickly: support@mabel.life.