KNOWLEDGE
Circadian rhythm
Circadian rhythm helps organize energy, sleep and alertness. A safe first step is consistent wake time and morning light.
KNOWLEDGE UNIVERSE
Sleep and recovery
Sleep, circadian rhythm, light, evening wind-down and recovery breaks in one area for self-observation.
What you can do
- keep a similar wake-up time
- get natural light in the morning
- dim the evening environment
- record energy dips
TOPIC DEPTH / SELF-OBSERVATION
From knowledge to self-observation
This layer organizes the existing topic rules. It does not add new claims or diagnoses.
How to observe
The minimum needed for meaningful self-observation.
Topic boundaries
- do not promise resetting the body clock in one day
- do not recommend extreme sleep deprivation
Data limitations
- Conclusions from a small number of check-ins are hypotheses.
- User self-report may be incomplete or variable.
- The app observes patterns; it does not confirm causes.
Interpretation limitations
- Do not use this for diagnosis or treatment.
- Do not promise an outcome or health improvement.
- Do not strengthen wording beyond the current level of source verification.
- If the user describes a health risk or crisis, the safety router takes priority.
Source limitations
- Sources require manual verification before strong claims are allowed.
Use for education and self-observation, not diagnosis or treatment.
Suggest a small safe step and encourage observation rather than a radical change.
EVIDENCE LAYER
Sources and limitations
Sources and conclusions require cautious language. This is education and self-observation, not diagnosis or treatment.
Effects of light on human circadian rhythms, sleep and mood
Scope: Until full manual review is complete, use cautious wording and do not draw medical conclusions.
Limitations: Use as educational background. Do not create diagnoses or medical recommendations.
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