Last updated: 26/05/25
Our Promise
At DRVegan, accuracy isn’t optional. Every recipe, ingredient tip, and health-related statement is carefully verified before publishing to ensure it’s factually sound and trustworthy.
What We Fact-Check
We verify:
- Ingredient benefits, substitutions, and nutritional claims
- Dietary labels (vegan, gluten-free, nut-free, etc.)
- Any reference to scientific studies, health data, or wellness trends
- Quotes or tips from external experts
How We Fact-Check
- We reference scientific studies, peer-reviewed journals, and government sources (e.g., USDA, NIH, WHO).
- When mentioning health advice, we clearly label it as informational only and encourage consulting professionals.
- Each article is reviewed by the author and, where needed, by external experts or consultants with domain experience.
- Outdated content is reviewed periodically to ensure relevance and accuracy.
Sources We Trust
- Academic Journals: Nature, PubMed, Journal of Nutrition
- Institutions: World Health Organization (WHO), U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Harvard Health
- Experts: Registered Dietitians (RDs), Certified Nutritionists, Plant-Based Practitioners
Corrections & Updates
If a factual error is identified:
- We investigate and correct it promptly
- Add an editor’s note if the update is significant
- Allow readers to submit corrections at corrections@vegandishesrecipes.com
Want to Submit Feedback?
If you see something you believe is incorrect or outdated, we invite you to reach out. We welcome all fact-checking queries and corrections.
📩 Email: corrections@vegandishesrecipes.com
📢 Subject Line: “Correction Request – [Page Name]”
