How this site earns trust
Clear claims, clear sources, clear boundaries
The Tantra Coach publishes coaching education in a health-adjacent field. That makes honesty about evidence, experience and professional limits essential.
Who writes and reviews the content
Vajra Fatih writes and approves the coaching perspective on this site. His authority comes from nineteen years of personal practice, seven years of coaching, work with more than one hundred men across four continents, and authorship of Last Longer, Rise Higher.
Vajra is not presented as a doctor. No article currently carries a doctor-review badge. If a qualified medical reviewer is added later, that person will be named and the review date will be shown.
How medical statements are handled
- Medical definitions, causes, safety warnings and treatment claims are checked against current clinical or public-health sources.
- Coaching observations are labelled as coaching experience, not medical fact.
- Personal practices are described as personal or illustrative, not universal physiology.
- The site does not promise a cure, diagnose a condition or tell readers to stop prescribed treatment.
- When a symptom is persistent, sudden, painful or connected to other physical changes, the reader is directed to a doctor or urologist.
Testimonials and case studies
Testimonials come from real client messages, videos or approved source documents. Names appear only with explicit permission. Everyone else remains anonymous. Sensitive details are removed when they are not needed to understand the coaching experience.
Testimonials translated from Turkish are marked as translated. The meaning is preserved, and the wording is not expanded into a stronger claim. Every outcome remains self-reported. Individual results vary.
Use of AI and editorial tools
AI and software may help with research organisation, transcription, formatting and technical publishing. They do not create client stories, invent results or make final claims on Vajra’s behalf. Material is checked against the source archive and Vajra’s approved boundaries before publication.
Corrections and updates
Health-adjacent articles are reviewed when guidance changes or when a safety issue is found. Substantive revisions update the page’s modified date. If a statement cannot be supported or safely framed, it is removed.