Qiniusway is an educational platform dedicated to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). We believe trust begins with transparency, so this page explains exactly how our content is created, reviewed, and kept accurate.
How our content is created
Our knowledge base — herbs, formulas, acupuncture points, patterns, foundations, and articles — is produced with the assistance of AI language models used as drafting and structuring tools. Crucially, the AI is grounded exclusively in a curated corpus of over 1,000 classical and modern TCM sources. It is not permitted to invent facts, sources, or clinical claims; it works only from the referenced material.
Terminology
We follow a consistent, defined terminology standard across all three languages. Core concepts such as Qi, Yin, and Yang are kept in their original form and never translated; other terms are rendered accurately into English, Russian, and Hebrew.
Human review
Every entry is reviewed and approved by our editorial team before it is published. We correct, adjust, and sign off on content — the AI never publishes anything directly.
Educational, not medical advice
All content on Qiniusway is for educational purposes only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it does not replace consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. Please read our Medical Disclaimer.
Sources and accuracy
Our material is grounded in classical TCM literature and modern references. Where relevant, we distinguish traditional theory from modern research rather than presenting them as the same thing.
Corrections and updates
The knowledge base is reviewed and updated over time. If you spot an error, please contact us — we take corrections seriously.
Languages
Qiniusway is available in English, Russian, and Hebrew. Each version is localized with care, not translated word-for-word by a machine.
