Trust methodology

What “verified” means here

We verify that a current first-party source supports a listing. We do not certify medical safety, quality, or individual suitability.

A checklist and magnifying glass show the evidence review process.

Publication standard

An offering needs a provider-published class, schedule, or booking URL; a retrieval date; and manual review. Discovery directories can identify leads, but they are not copied as source data.

Freshness

Active sources are queued for regular checks. At 45 days without confirmation, a record is flagged for review. At 90 days, it leaves public and indexable collections until reconfirmed; the evidence audit history remains intact.

Measurement boundaries

Custom measurement is disabled until owner/legal approval. If approved later, it may count only coarse, allowlisted actions such as class opens, evidence-source clicks, schedule/availability intent, and local submission-flow steps. It must not retain search text, selected stage or city, pregnancy or health details, form values, full URLs/referrers, or persistent visitor identifiers. An availability click is intent, not proof of a booking.

Credential language

“Issuer verified” requires a current issuer profile. A provider’s own training claim remains provider-claimed. Credentials do not establish medical suitability or class quality.

Corrections and claims

Corrections are free. Claims and submissions enter a pending queue; they never overwrite a published record automatically. Ownership claims require domain/email or manual evidence.

Money and ranking

Sponsored placements must be visibly labeled. Payment cannot change verification status or block factual corrections. Organic ordering must not be silently overridden.

Health disclaimer

Information is for discovery only. Discuss exercise, timing, contraindications, and modifications with a qualified clinician and the provider.