Standards

Editorial Policy

MagnaMetabolic is an educational resource. This policy describes how we develop, review, and update content.

Written by MagnaMetabolic Editorial Team Medically reviewed by Ariel Ortiz, MD — Bariatric & Metabolic Surgery Last reviewed: June 7, 2026

Mission

Provide accessible, evidence-based education about metabolic disease — obesity, insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, MASLD/MASH, hypertension, dyslipidemia, sleep apnea, and related conditions — to support informed conversations with qualified clinicians.

Content development

Articles are written by the MagnaMetabolic Editorial Team and reviewed by a member of the Medical Review Board with relevant clinical expertise. Drafts undergo a sources check, plain-language editing, and an accuracy review before publication.

Sourcing standards

We prioritize current clinical practice guidelines (ADA, AACE, AHA/ACC, AASLD, Endocrine Society, IFSO), randomized controlled trials, systematic reviews, and authoritative public-health sources (NIH, NIDDK, WHO). When evidence is evolving or consensus is incomplete, we say so.

What we avoid

  • Claims of cure, reversal, or guarantees of outcome for any therapy.
  • Treatment recommendations for individual patients (this requires a clinician).
  • Promotional language framed as medical fact.
  • Personal-attribute targeting language in advertising (e.g., "you have diabetes — try this").

Updates and corrections

Articles display a "Last reviewed" date. Substantive updates are noted in-line. To report a possible error, contact editorial@magnametabolic.com.

Independence

Educational content is editorially independent of advertising and partner relationships. Where a procedure offered within the OCC & Ariel Center network is discussed, we identify it as such.

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