Editorial Policy

Purpose

The Iodine Protocol publishes educational information about nail fungus, iodine antiseptics, nail growth, and practical foot-care routines. The site does not diagnose disease, replace medical care, or guarantee treatment results.

Sources

We prioritize peer-reviewed medical journals, public-health resources, drug labels, and clearly identified case reports. Personal stories are treated as individual experiences, not proof that the same outcome will happen for another reader.

Medical caution

Because foot problems can be serious for people with diabetes, poor circulation, immune suppression, open wounds, pregnancy, thyroid disease, or iodine allergy, our pages direct those readers to consult a qualified healthcare professional before trying a home routine.

Corrections and updates

We update pages when we find clearer sources, factual errors, broken links, or safety information that should be easier to see. Readers can send corrections through the contact page.

Advertising independence

Advertising, donations, or affiliate relationships do not control our editorial conclusions. Sponsored placements, if added, will be visually labeled and kept separate from the article text.