Published October 6, 2026
Our purpose and scope
We publish general health education for adults. Our articles explain everyday lifestyle choices, rather than diagnosing conditions or replacing individualized professional advice.
Sources and evidence
We prioritize clinical guidelines, systematic reviews, and authoritative public health sources, including NIH institutes, CDC, WHO, and relevant specialist organizations. Established clinical education resources can provide context. We link sources alongside claims and include full reference lists.
We distinguish associations from demonstrated causation and explain limits when evidence is preliminary, mixed, population-specific, or based on individual studies. Practical schedules, shopping examples, and planning exercises are illustrative editorial suggestions, not trial-tested protocols.
AI assistance and authorship
The launch content was researched, drafted, organized, and checked using AI assistance. Source matching and consistency checks do not constitute professional medical review. No qualified clinician has medically reviewed this launch edition.
My Wealthy Body Editorial is the content byline. Six fictional editorial personas help organize categories. Their names and AI generated portraits are labeled visibly. They are not real people and hold no credentials or professional affiliations.
Publication and updates
Articles display their publication date. When an article is substantively changed, its update date will reflect that change. Dates are not refreshed merely to make a page appear new. Source access dates describe when the material was consulted, not when the underlying research was conducted.
Corrections
Readers can report an error through Contact & Corrections. We will consider the evidence and correct material errors. Significant changes will be explained on the affected article. We do not promise an automated or ongoing medical monitoring service.
Commercial independence
Advertising and affiliate relationships must be identified. Commercial incentives must not change the interpretation of health evidence. Sponsorship does not establish a product’s effectiveness or replace source verification.
Respectful health communication
We avoid cure guarantees, shame, fabricated testimonials, unverified professional endorsements, and claims that lifestyle choices make illness a personal failure. Readers may need individualized adaptations and appropriate care.