People rely on health information when they are worried, so we want to be clear about how this website is written, checked and kept up to date. This page explains our standards and what our review does and does not mean.
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Who writes our content
The guides on this site are written under George Mulaudzi, Naturopath, and are based on published clinical guidance and research, which we cite where we can.
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Who medically reviews it
Pages that give clinical information are reviewed by George Mulaudzi, our practitioner. He is a naturopath. Where a page shows a “reviewed by” box, it names him and gives the date of the last review.
It is important to understand what this review means. It is a check by the practitioner that the page stays within his scope of practice, that it matches the sources listed on the page and that it does not make claims we cannot support. It is not an independent medical sign-off by a doctor or specialist.
George Mulaudzi practises as a naturopath. Our guides explain and summarise published guidance. They are not a substitute for an examination by a doctor.
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How we source evidence
- We base medical statements on published clinical guidelines, such as those from the International Society for Sexual Medicine and the European Association of Urology, and on peer-reviewed research.
- We list our references at the foot of each clinical page, so you can check them yourself.
- Where evidence is limited or mixed, we say so. We do not present a hypothesis as a fact.
- We do not use testimonials, before-and-after stories or unreferenced statistics as evidence.
- Where we have not found a reliable South African figure, we say that, and we do not quote one.
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How often pages are reviewed
[DRAFT: George to confirm the review schedule, for example a review at least once a year, and sooner when guidelines change. This should match the “next review” dates on each page.]
Each clinical page shows the date it was last reviewed. A page with no review date has not been reviewed.
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What we will never claim
- That any approach is guaranteed, instant or permanent.
- That a natural product or supplement treats PE without evidence.
- That we can diagnose medical causes, or prescribe medicines.
- That you do not need a doctor when you do.
- That our service is better than others, without evidence.
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How to report an error
If you think something on this site is wrong or out of date, please tell us. Contact us and say which page it is, and what you think should change. We will look at it and, where it is needed, correct the page.
[DRAFT: George to confirm how quickly reports are looked at.]
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Conflicts of interest and advertising
We offer private consultations, so we have an interest in people booking them, and we want to be open about that. We do not sell products through this website, and we do not accept payment to feature or recommend any product, medicine or company. We do not show third-party advertising.
[DRAFT: George to confirm the above is true for the practice, including any links with product suppliers or referral partners.]
Read more about us and our practitioner. This site gives general information and does not replace medical advice. Please see the medical disclaimer.