The peer-review method for the International Journal of Natural Medicine and Health Sciences is double-blind. Commentators just aren't given any information about the writers, including their identities or associations, and review reports are similarly sent to authors anonymously.

The benefit of a double-blind peer-review approach is that it assures that submissions are evaluated solely on their quality and content. It allows reviewers to evaluate submissions objectively and determine whether the data is original, genuine, and significant. 

In most cases, the submissions are peer-reviewed along with at least 2 specialists. They look to see if the provided article is well-written, thorough, and does not duplicate previously scientific papers. If the paper is recommended for publishing in assessment reports by the assessors, the editorial staff takes the final selection.