Editorial Policy

Last updated: 2026-01-08

This page explains how BMI Health Hub creates and maintains educational health content. Our goal is to help visitors understand BMI and make realistic next steps without hype, shame, or extreme claims.

What this site is

• Educational tools and guides to help you interpret BMI and build habits.
• Plain-language explanations with examples you can apply.
• Privacy-first: calculators run in your browser; no account is required.

What this site is not

• It is not medical diagnosis, treatment, or emergency guidance.
• It does not replace clinician care, lab tests, or individualized medical advice.

Health content standards

We aim to publish guidance that is safe, practical, and consistent with mainstream health recommendations:

• No crash promises: we avoid “overnight transformation” claims.
• Behavior first: we prioritize actions visitors can repeat (steps, meal planning, sleep).
• Clear limitations: we explain what BMI can and can’t measure.
• Respectful tone: no shame language or moralizing about food/body size.

Update cadence

We review key pages on a regular cadence so guidance stays clear and consistent:

• Quarterly review of core pages (Home, BMI Tool, FAQ).
• As-needed updates when we find confusing wording or broken links.
• Annual content audit of blog articles to improve readability and internal linking.

Corrections

If you spot a typo, broken link, or unclear statement, tell us via Contact. When we correct an issue, we update the page text and refresh the “Last updated” date above.

Sources and evidence

We don’t try to “out-research” medical guidelines. Instead, we align educational guidance with widely accepted health principles and avoid fringe claims. When we reference a formula (like BMI, BMR, or TDEE), we explain it in simple terms and show how to use it responsibly.