Editorial Standards & Evidence Guidelines

1. Evidence Hierarchy & Primary Sourcing

Everyday Form prioritizes evidence from recognized health authorities and peer-reviewed consensus:

• Primary UK Guidance: National Health Service (NHS), NICE guidelines, UK Chief Medical Officers' Physical Activity Guidelines.
• Global Health Bodies: World Health Organization (WHO), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
• Peer-Reviewed Research: Meta-analyses and systematic reviews published in reputable journals (BMJ, The Lancet, JAMA, Sports Medicine).

2. Expert Medical Review Protocol

All health, nutrition, and physiological guidance is reviewed prior to publication by qualified professionals (General Practitioners, Registered Dietitians, or Exercise Physiologists). Reviewers ensure that:

• Recommendations reflect current clinical consensus.
• Contraindications and warnings for pre-existing conditions are clearly stated.
• Sensationalist language and exaggerated claims ("cures", "miracle shortcuts") are strictly excluded.

3. Editorial Independence & Commercial Policy

Everyday Form operates with complete editorial autonomy. Our editorial decisions are never influenced by pharmaceutical companies, supplement manufacturers, or commercial sponsors. We do not accept paid placement for health claims.

4. Transparent Correction & Errata Policy

When a factual error is identified, we correct the article promptly and transparently note significant revisions. Readers who identify potential inaccuracies are encouraged to contact our editorial desk immediately.