Publishing standards

Editorial Policy

How Pure Oleifera researches, writes, updates and corrects its Chinese tea oil guides.

Answer real questions

Every guide starts with a defined reader question. Length is determined by the answer, not by a target word count.

Identify the evidence

We prefer botanical databases, standards bodies, government publications and primary research. When we link a literature search rather than an individual study, we label it as a discovery tool rather than proof.

Separate evidence levels

Composition analysis, laboratory experiments, animal research, observational studies and human clinical trials are not interchangeable. We state the evidence type and avoid converting preliminary findings into treatment promises.

Make commercial relationships visible

Pure Oleifera currently operates as an information publisher. If advertising, affiliate relationships or products are introduced, relevant disclosures will appear clearly.

Update and correct

Articles display an update date. Material corrections are recorded and the corrected statement is reviewed across related pages.