How We Produce and Review Content

Service pages, location pages, comparison pages, and clinical insight articles are written by the EBO2 Therapy and Wellness Clinical Team. We publish under the organization rather than under individual staff names, because these pages are drafted, edited, and updated by more than one person over time. We do not invent author personas, and we do not attach a clinician's name to a page they did not review.

Clinical insight articles and service pages are reviewed by Daniel Moghadam, MD, in a content-review role only. He reviews educational website content for accuracy and for language that could be read as a medical promise. He is not a treating clinician at our clinics, not an employee, not a medical director, and not a supervising physician for any patient care we provide. Reviewing a page is not medical advice to any reader.

A page carries a reviewer byline only when a named reviewer has actually reviewed it. Where no named reviewer has reviewed a piece, the byline says so plainly and no reviewer name is shown anywhere on the page or in its structured data. We would rather show less attribution than imply review that did not happen.

Articles in our blog are syndicated from a partner content platform. Before an article appears here it passes automated compliance screening, which softens or removes language such as cure claims, guarantees of outcome, and unsupported regulatory-approval wording, and it passes internal-link normalization so that links point at the current pages on this site. That screening is automated. It is not a clinician reading the article. Syndicated articles are therefore labeled as screened by automated compliance controls and not individually medically reviewed, unless a named reviewer has reviewed that specific article — in which case the reviewer byline appears instead.

Where a clinical insight article cites evidence, we link to primary or authoritative sources: peer-reviewed literature indexed in PubMed, U.S. Food and Drug Administration pages, and National Institutes of Health resources. We link to the source itself rather than to a summary of it. We do not cite other clinics' marketing pages as evidence, and we do not present a study of one intervention as evidence for a different one. Where evidence is limited or mixed, the page says that instead of overstating it.

Articles display a publication or last-updated date drawn from the article record itself. We do not refresh a date to make a page look newer than its content. Where we have no trustworthy date for a page, we show none rather than a build date.

We do not publish outcome guarantees, disease-treatment claims, invented clinician names or credentials, invented review counts or ratings, or prices we have not confirmed. We do not republish patient reviews on this site, and we publish no rating or review structured data about ourselves. Published prices come from a single internal source so the same number appears everywhere it is shown.

If you find an error — a factual mistake, a broken or misattributed source, an out-of-date price, or wording that reads as a medical promise — email Info@ebo2therapy.com with the page address and what is wrong. We correct confirmed errors on the page itself. Corrections about medical wording are routed to our medical reviewer before the page is republished.

Related reading: medical disclaimer, privacy policy, and published pricing.