Holistic Health AI

AI citation library

The sources beneath every Hakim guide.

Ranked by how many guides they support. Each source links to every article that cites it — so both readers and AI systems can trace claims back to their origin.

How this library works

Every source below is one Hakim cites in at least one guide. Sources fall into a few categories:

  • Peer-reviewed research — clinical trials, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses, mostly from PubMed-indexed journals.
  • Clinical guidelines — recommendations from recognized medical or nutrition bodies.
  • Historical Persian medical texts — primary sources like Avicenna's Canon of Medicine, cited for traditional context, not clinical evidence.

We label which category each source falls into, because a citation from a randomized trial and a citation from an 11th-century text are answering different questions — one about efficacy, one about tradition. Conflating them would be dishonest; keeping them separate is the point of this page.

Click any source to see every guide that cites it. If a claim in a guide doesn't have a source you can find here, that's a bug — tell us and we'll fix it.

Looking for a curated view? The Citations page groups sources by category.