Knowledge center / Editorial policy
Clear sources.
Clear boundaries.
TiaoLi offers reading about constitution concepts, everyday habits, food, and seasons. Our aim is to help you understand information and develop your own observations.
About Tiaoli Team
Tiaoli Team is the team byline used for writing, organizing, and updating our articles. Editorial review covers wording, source attribution, and scope; it does not mean a doctor or pharmacist has performed a medical review. AI may assist with organizing content and checking sources. When a qualified professional provides medical review, their name, qualifications, and review scope will be listed separately.
Reading this content
We distinguish explanations within traditional theory from general health knowledge supported by research. Traditional constitution categories are not medical diagnoses. Assessments cannot determine whether you have a disease or guide stopping medication or replacing treatment.
Authors, reviewers and sources
Articles show the supplied author and reviewer names, update date, and sources. Editorial work, source checking, and professional medical review are different roles. AI-assisted source checking is not medical review. Professional review should identify verifiable qualifications and its scope. A byline alone does not imply medical credentials; professional background is limited to what the author biography explicitly states. A reference does not necessarily support every sentence in an article.
From draft to publication
We prepare drafts and check their wording, sources, and scope before publication. AI may help organize information but cannot replace fact-checking and human review. Editing a published article preserves the public version until the updated draft is reviewed and published.
Chinese and English editions
Each language edition is reviewed and published separately. Unreviewed translations are not shown automatically. Update dates and content may differ between editions; check the sources and date of the version you are reading.
Updates and corrections
If you notice unclear wording, an unavailable source, or something that needs correction, use our contact page and include the article address and the passage concerned.