Unfair provides educational guidance, not diagnosis or treatment decisions for medical conditions.
Why it matters
Stack changes, interactions, and side effects still require clinical context when symptoms are severe, persistent, or unclear.
Core boundary
Unfair cannot replace:
- individualized medication management
- emergency triage for acute symptoms
- laboratory interpretation or prescription adjustments
Emergency language
Seek immediate care for chest pain, severe shortness of breath, confusion, persistent vomiting, suicidal thinking, suicidal ideation, severe allergic reactions, or unmanageable bleeding.
For anything less urgent but concerning, use clinician consult before major optimization changes.
Practical action step
Before any high-dose change, draft a short message for your clinician with:
- full medication and supplement list
- doses and timing
- symptom pattern and severity
- what changed in the last 72 hours
Uncertainty and limits
Evidence is limited in this field for individual-level prediction of rare adverse events, and uncertainty is highest early in any protocol.
Cross-site references
How this appears in Unfair
Unfair expresses this boundary in persistent banners, rationale wording, and refusal to provide clinical replacement messaging.
Clinical safety note
No app output should be treated as emergency advice; when uncertainty is high, pause optimization and use direct medical care pathways.