Editorial standards
How ProThindi plans, reviews, and updates content
This policy explains our publishing standards, correction workflow, reviewer role, and how we separate education from promotion.
Content standards
E-E-A-T guardrails
- Author and reviewer entities are publicly documented.
- Trust pages explain scope boundaries and limitations of advice.
- Nutrition pages aim for clear uncertainty language where evidence or pricing varies.
- Readers are directed to professionals for personal medical decisions.
Review process
- 1 Topic research and intent mapping against the site architecture.
- 2 Drafting with Indian meal context, cost logic, and practical user constraints in view.
- 3 Editorial fact-check for claim wording, source alignment, and overstatement control.
- 4 Additional reviewer pass on selected pages that touch nutrition interpretation or buyer-sensitive decisions.
- 5 Periodic updates when prices, formulations, or comparison assumptions materially change.
Correction policy
When material errors are identified, we update affected pages as quickly as practical. Corrections may include revised numbers, tightened claim wording, updated context, or clearer disclosures where a prior version was incomplete.
Funding and disclosure
ProThindi is both a publisher and a commercial food brand. That relationship is why bridge pages and product mentions must be transparent, scoped, and framed as one option among several.
Protein guide + product bridge
Review our disclaimer and expert profiles
Editorial standards work best when readers can also inspect reviewer pages and understand the boundaries of educational content.
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