WikiPeatia is written and edited by Jay Fisher, with research and corrections from an independent editorial team. The wiki is open to public edits, but nothing goes live automatically: every edit, ours or a visitor's, is queued and goes through an approval step before it becomes visible, mainly to catch vandalism and unsupported claims.

Who edits

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Jay Fisher is the editor named on this site. An independent editorial team provides research and corrections. Other researchers sometimes contribute research or corrections to the underlying material; some have asked not to be named publicly yet.

How pages are written and sourced

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Every quantified claim on this site, including a dose, percentage, or study finding, is tied to a citation, usually a PubMed-indexed paper or a primary source such as Ray Peat's own writing or interviews. Claims that cannot be traced to a source are flagged for rewrite or removal during review.

For interview audio, pages use {{Audio cite}} with a document and chunk from the search corpus plus its time marker. For on-wiki book files, {{Pdf cite}} records the file and page number. PubMed and DOI links identify research papers. Wikipedia is not used as a source. Quoted wording is kept clean and verbatim, with a text-fragment link or audio time marker where the source supports it.

Articles go through periodic review to catch claims unsupported by a source or overstated claims and fix them. Edits are queued and approved before they go live; nothing bypasses that step. See the contributions guide if you would like to submit one.

Medical disclaimer

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WikiPeatia pages are not medically reviewed and are not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. We are not doctors, nurses, or dietitians, and we do not claim to be. All content is for informational and educational purposes only. See the full disclaimer before using the site.

Corrections

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If you find a claim that is not backed by its cited source, a source that got misread, a broken link, or an outdated claim, use the contact page, which lists the site's existing X account and email channel. Corrections go through the site's normal queued approval process and remain visible in the site's edit log. General questions or feedback use the same channels.

Methodology

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As of 3 November 2026, WikiPeatia has 263 article pages without redirects, 1,854 distinct PubMed IDs, 1,829 distinct DOI identifiers, 595 executable {{Audio cite}} uses, 211 executable {{Pdf cite}} uses, 30 distinct book/PDF sources, and 510 distinct audio sources.

These numbers were counted from the wikitext of the site's article list without redirects, returned by the API. Article wikitext was fetched through `prop=revisions` in batches of no more than 20 titles. PubMed IDs and DOI identifiers were each counted once from explicit links and raw DOI 10-prefix identifiers, after removing fragments and citation punctuation. Audio and PDF counts are executable template occurrences; literal examples inside documentation blocks were excluded. The source inventory records the cited-by article titles in the Sources index.