Safety & medical boundaries
Safety is a product feature: clear boundaries, crisis routing, and language that does not confuse motivation with medicine.
- Is PeakGevity medical advice?
- No. It is general fitness and wellness information and tooling. For diagnosis, treatment, or medication decisions, consult licensed professionals.
- Can PeakGevity diagnose or treat conditions?
- No. Do not use the app for emergency symptoms. If you believe you are having a medical emergency, call your local emergency number.
- Should I talk to a doctor before starting a program?
- If you are pregnant, post-surgical, managing cardiovascular or metabolic disease, or returning from injury, get clearance from a clinician who knows your history.
- What about eating disorder history?
- Macro tracking and food logging can be triggering. Use PeakGevity only with professional support if your clinician recommends a structured approach — or avoid features that are not appropriate for you.
- Can PeakGevity help with supplements or medications?
- Software may surface educational context, but it does not replace a pharmacist or prescriber for interactions, dosing, or contraindications.
- What if I feel dizzy during training?
- Stop the session. If symptoms are severe or persistent, seek medical care. Do not use the app as an emergency triage tool.
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