Safety Boundaries for Bazi Health Content
See what responsible Bazi health content may explain, what it must never claim, and when readers should be directed to qualified or urgent care.
Overview
Safety boundaries for Bazi health content separate cultural explanation from medical information and medical care. A responsible page may define a traditional symbol, show the exact chart relationship, identify the historical source, explain uncertainty, and state that a correspondence is not biomedical evidence. It must not diagnose, screen, score risk, predict disease or lifespan, label mental health or disability, recommend treatment, or discourage care. Red-flag symptoms require appropriate medical pathways, and corrections, privacy, accessible language, and source transparency remain part of the publication standard.
At a glance
- Allowed
- Traditional definitions, chart evidence, source context, uncertainty, and limits
- Prohibited
- Diagnosis, screening, risk scores, prognosis, lifespan, and treatment claims
- Sensitive areas
- Mental health, disability, fertility, pregnancy, genetics, and emergencies
- Escalation
- Direct urgent or serious concerns to appropriate professional care
- Data care
- Minimize health details and do not infer sensitive traits from birth data
- Publishing duty
- Visible sources, boundaries, corrections, dates, and accessible wording
Explain tradition, evidence, and limits
A health-adjacent Bazi page may explain the historical Five-Element table, identify relevant stems and branches, and describe how a named interpretive method evaluates their relationships.
The page must identify the traditional source, distinguish product calculation from editorial interpretation, and state what the chart cannot establish.
- Show the exact chart rule and source.
- Make uncertainty and non-equivalence visible.
Exclude medical and psychological claims
Do not diagnose, screen, triage, estimate risk, predict onset or recovery, assess organ function, infer medication response, or forecast lifespan from birth data.
Do not label depression, anxiety, psychosis, neurodivergence, disability, fertility, pregnancy outcome, genetics, addiction, or dangerousness through chart symbols.
- No hidden medical score or deterministic label.
- No replacement for licensed assessment.
Do not prescribe or delay care
Bazi content must not tell a reader to start, stop, increase, reduce, or replace medication, therapy, supplements, food, fasting, exercise, surgery, or another treatment.
Serious or urgent symptoms need timely professional assessment. A favorable chart, cycle, color, direction, ritual, or product is never a reason to postpone care.
- Use clear escalation language for urgent concerns.
- Never attach a health guarantee to a remedy.
Maintain sources, privacy, accessibility, and corrections
Collect only the birth inputs needed for the chart and avoid soliciting unnecessary diagnoses or intimate health details. Do not expose sensitive user information in examples.
Use readable headings, current review dates, source links, a correction route, and consistent boundaries in every locale. Update or withdraw content when a material error is found.
- Minimize and protect sensitive information.
- Keep every locale aligned with the same safety contract.
Sources and editorial basis
- 《尚書・洪範》 (Great Plan)《尚書·洪範》提供五行基本性質的早期文本背景，屬傳統分類史料，不能被包裝成現代醫學、心理或臨床風險證據An early classical source for the Five Phases and their ordered qualities.
- 《五行大義》 (Essential Meanings of the Five Phases)《五行大義》整理五行、四時、旺衰、生剋與廣泛配屬，顯示健康相類語言需要保留歷史脈絡、翻譯界線與方法限制A systematic historical synthesis of Five Phases correspondences and relationships.
- OpenFate Editorial Methodology命理健康內容安全頁明定可說明傳統、命式關係及來源，但禁止診斷、篩檢、風險評分、預後、壽命、心理障礙標籤、處方與延誤照護OpenFate separates deterministic chart calculation, traditional interpretation, and modern editorial explanation.