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Editorial & Medical Review

Health information should be accurate and easy to trust. Here's how we create our content and who reviews the pages about medical topics.

Our editorial standards

  • Written by our coaching team

    Content is written by Coach Victor Davis, Health Coach, in plain language for everyday readers, and stays within health-coaching scope.

  • Reviewed by a qualified clinician

    Pages about medical treatments are reviewed by a licensed clinician in that field before publishing and when they're updated.

  • Based on trusted sources

    We rely on peer-reviewed research, professional society guidance and government health agencies, and link to them where it helps.

  • Clear about who does what

    Victory coaches provide health coaching only. Independent licensed providers make all medical and treatment decisions.

  • Kept up to date

    We revisit key pages regularly and correct errors promptly. Spot something that looks wrong? Let us know and we will review it.

Clinical reviewers

Each reviewer covers only the topics in their field.

Dr. Crystal R. Broussard, MD

Physician (independent, Asher Health provider network) · NPI 1588688576

Dr. Broussard is an independent physician in the Asher Health provider network. She reviews Victory's educational content on peptides, GLP-1 medications, HRT and TRT for medical accuracy. She is not employed by Victory Health & Wellness and is not its medical director.

Reviews: Peptide therapy, GLP-1 medications, Hormone replacement therapy (HRT), Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT)

Dr. Jill Davis, Au.D.

Doctor of Audiology, Victory Hearing & Balance

Dr. Jill Davis is a doctor of audiology with more than two decades of hearing healthcare experience. She reviews hearing and balance content only. Hearing care is provided by Victory Hearing & Balance, a separate sister practice.

Reviews: Hearing health, Balance and dizziness education

Important note

Our content is for education and isn't a substitute for advice from your own healthcare provider. Medical review confirms accuracy; it doesn't create a doctor–patient relationship. See our scope of care.