Editorial standards

Male kegels sit in YMYL health territory. These rules are binding.

Who writes

Justin Odom writes every page. He is not a licensed clinician. Medical claims are cited to PubMed, PMC, Google Scholar, and medical-center pages.

Sources we cite

• PubMed and PMC full text (e.g. Dorey 2004 PMID 15527607; Pastore 2014 PMID 24883105)
• Google Scholar records for the same papers
• U.S. medical-center and federal pages: Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, NIDDK, Memorial Sloan Kettering
• NHS / continence-organization patient leaflets for technique cues

Inline claims that include a number (percentages, IELT, IIEF points) must link to the paper. We do not cite other blogs as evidence.

Practice notes vs research

If Justin describes how a contraction feels in training, that is a practice note. If a page reports that 40% of men in a trial attained normal erectile function, that is Dorey et al., not Justin’s patients. Mixing those is a fail.

What we will not publish

• Invented statistics, patient stories, credentials, or “tested by us” clinical results
• Cure language for ED, PE, incontinence, or penis size
• Affiliate modules or device “best of” lists
• A fake pelvic PT reviewer

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