Our editorial approach
We publish concise, evidence-first summaries about claims, referrals, marketing, and legal information. Our work is organized into plain sections so readers can quickly find context, source trails, and safety notes without needing to parse promotional language.
How we source and vet information
Content is built from public registries, peer-reviewed literature, official regulatory statements, and primary referral documentation. Where appropriate we check registry entries and academic abstracts to confirm dates and methods; for general claims about practice patterns we cross-check against authoritative resources such as the National Library of Medicine's PubMed (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/) and policy summaries from university research sites like the University of California's health pages (https://www.ucsf.edu/) when those pages discuss clinical evidence and safety considerations.
When we describe local activity in Las Vegas we aim to link to original sources and to contextual pages rather than restating promotional material. For example, our editorial pages sometimes reference market-cost overviews like the public-facing cost guides hosted at ibogainetreatmentcosts.com as part of price-context reporting — the site offers an independent snapshot of advertised pricing which we situate against other evidence.