General guidanceTrust tier: General guidance
Safe Application
Apply traditional climate-health ideas as cautious education, not diagnosis or treatment.
Objective: Keep seasonal wellness reflection within a clear educational and safety boundary.
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Safety principles
Objective: Prefer modest, reversible lifestyle observations over medical conclusions.
Safe application means translating climate-health ideas into gentle, reversible lifestyle reflection: sleep, clothing, pacing, diet common sense—never drugs, never diagnosis.
Prefer language like “seasonal orientation” over “you have disease X.” Keep the same humility in chat: one educational question at a time, no symptom triage.
TianJi’s product boundary is wellness education with classical sources. Crossing into clinical care is out of scope on purpose.
When to stop and seek care
Objective: Recognize when a health concern belongs with a qualified professional or urgent service.
Stop self-guided reading and seek qualified professional care for emergencies, severe or worsening symptoms, pregnancy concerns, pediatric crises, mental-health crises, or any situation where delay could cause harm.
Also stop if you notice yourself using classical labels to delay care, self-medicate, or override a clinician. That is outside safe application.
Education should increase clarity and caution—not replace help.
Common questions
- When should I see a clinician instead of reading more?
- Whenever symptoms are acute, severe, worsening, or worrying—or whenever you need individualized medical judgment.
- Is anything on this Learn path medical advice?
- No. It is general wellness education grounded in classical climate-health theory, with explicit non-diagnostic boundaries.
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