Evidence

Evidence Methodology

ClaraFerti prefers official agencies, professional societies, peer-reviewed literature, and dated source checks over anonymous advice.

Source Hierarchy

Preferred sources include professional clinical organizations, government public-health agencies, regulators, systematic reviews, and peer-reviewed research.

  • Official and clinical sources are favored for medical safety claims.
  • Commercial, clinic, supplement, and affiliate sources are treated as lower-trust context unless independently supported.
  • Every source should include a title, URL, description, and access date.

Evidence Grades

Claim-heavy pages should label evidence strength from strong guideline or systematic-review support through limited, mixed, or insufficient evidence.

Uncertainty

When evidence is mixed or indirect, ClaraFerti should preserve uncertainty and route personal decisions back to a clinician, pharmacist, fertility clinic, genetic counselor, lawyer, or other qualified professional as appropriate.