Editorial policy

This page explains how the guides on Breeze are researched, and the limits of what they claim.

Sources come first

We start with public health guidance and original research where available. Each guide lists its sources so you can check the advice against the evidence. We distinguish findings about a technique from claims about the Breeze app.

Not medical advice

Breeze guides are general information for education. They are not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a substitute for care from a qualified clinician. Breeze is a wellness app, not a medical device. The current guides have not been clinically reviewed.

Dates and review

Each guide shows a publication date and a separate update date. A last-reviewed date appears only after an editorial review is recorded. Publication and update dates are not that review. A named reviewer appears on a guide, and in its structured data, only when that review is recorded. No guide names one today.

About the author

Mate Ajdukovic created Breeze and writes the guides.

For corrections, email support@breezecalm.com.