Editorial Policy & Content Integrity

At Elite Home Detox, we understand that finding accurate, compassionate, and safe information about addiction and mental health is critical. In an era of misinformation, we are committed to holding our content to the highest standards of medical accuracy and integrity.

Our goal is to provide resources that empower individuals and families to make informed decisions about recovery. This Editorial Policy outlines the rigorous process every piece of content undergoes before it is published on our site.

1. Our Medical Review Board

To ensure clinical accuracy, our core medical content, specifically articles regarding detox, withdrawal, medication, and therapy, is vetted by our Medical Review Board. This team consists of licensed healthcare professionals who review content to ensure it aligns with current medical standards and safety protocols.

Our Reviewers include:

• Harsh Brar, MSN, FNP-C: A Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner specializing in pain management and addiction medicine.
• Erika Kamish, PA: A Nationally Board-Certified Physician Assistant with extensive experience in primary care and addiction medicine.

2. Sourcing & Evidence-Based Guidelines

We do not rely on hearsay or unverified sources. All medical claims made on this website are backed by current, evidence-based research.

Our Acceptable Sources:

• Government Agencies: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), National Institutes of Health (NIH).
• Peer-Reviewed Medical Journals: The Lancet, JAMA, The New England Journal of Medicine, and other reputable academic publications.
• Professional Associations: American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM), National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP).

We prioritize data from the last 3–5 years to ensure relevance, particularly regarding emerging substances (e.g., Fentanyl, Xylazine).

3. Compassionate Language (Stigma Reduction)

Language matters. We believe that addiction is a treatable chronic medical condition, not a moral failing. We adhere to “Person-First” language guidelines whenever possible.

• Instead of “Addict,” we use “Person with a substance use disorder.”
• Instead of “Clean,” we use “In recovery” or “Abstinent.”

4. Independence & Transparency

Our editorial content is independent.

• No Paid Influence: We do not accept payment from pharmaceutical companies or third-party advertisers to promote specific medications or unverified treatments within our editorial content.
• Affiliate Disclosure: If we ever link to a product or service that offers us a commission, it will be clearly disclosed at the top of the article.

5. Updates & Corrections

Medical science evolves rapidly. We review our high-traffic medical content annually to ensure it reflects the latest guidelines from the CDC and ASAM.

• Date Stamping: We display “Last Updated” dates on our articles so you know how current the information is.
• Corrections: We are committed to accountability. If you identify an error in our content, please contact us at info@elitehomedetox.com. We will investigate and correct any inaccuracies promptly.