Editorial Policy
How We Create Content
CannaClear publishes educational recovery content designed to be clear, practical, and evidence-based. Our goal is to help people understand cannabis withdrawal and long-term recovery without overstating certainty or pretending to offer personal medical advice.
How Articles Are Written
Articles are written to explain recovery topics in plain language. We aim to make complex ideas around cannabis dependence, cravings, sleep, mood, motivation, and brain recovery easier to understand for everyday readers.
Research Process
We review current scientific literature, clinical guidance, public health resources, and recovery patterns commonly reported by people quitting cannabis. We use this material to form practical, educational guidance.
Fact Checking
We fact-check core medical and behavioral claims against trusted sources such as peer-reviewed journals, PubMed-indexed literature, NIDA, CDC, SAMHSA, and the World Health Organization where appropriate.
Updating Content
Articles are reviewed and updated regularly as the site grows and as stronger or clearer evidence becomes available. We want the content to stay useful, current, and honest about what is known and what is less certain.
Sources We Trust
We prioritize peer-reviewed research, public health institutions, clinical reference materials, and established medical or scientific organizations. We do not rely on random blogs as primary evidence.
User Feedback Process
If readers notice unclear wording, missing context, or a factual issue, we want to hear about it. Feedback helps improve accuracy and clarity. You can contact us at cannaclearapp@gmail.com.
Transparency Policy
CannaClear content is educational and recovery-focused. It is not individualized medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. We aim to be transparent about that boundary throughout the site.