ONE QUESTION DOES NOT NEED EVERY LESSON. A fictional learner’s topic can change source order without creating personal advice.
READ THE QUESTION—NOT THE PERSON. Collect no health profile; preserve topic, source date, jurisdiction and unknowns.
REORDER SOURCES, NOT ANSWERS. Adapt navigation and knowledge checks; do not recommend use, products or doses.
STOP AT INDIVIDUAL RISK. High-risk or legal questions route to current official or professional help.
EDUCATION IS NOT CLEARANCE. A dated source cannot determine personal safety, effectiveness, impairment or legality.
KEEP THE SOURCE AND LIMIT TOGETHER. Every lesson should expose issuer, date, exact section and unresolved uncertainty.