Immuno

Medical Disclaimer

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Immuno is not medical care, and nothing in it is medical advice. Read this before you use anything you see in Immuno to make a decision about your child's health.


1. What Immuno is

Immuno is a general wellness and educational product for families. It helps children build habits around eating, moving, hydrating, and resting by turning those habits into a game, and it gives parents a place to keep notes on how their child is doing.

2. What Immuno is not

Immuno is not:

Immuno does not diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent any disease or condition, including any autoimmune condition. Immuno has not been evaluated or cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or by any other regulator.

3. Nothing here is medical advice

Everything the Service displays — nutrition and calorie estimates, micronutrient summaries, symptom histories, trends, streaks, and any "flare," pattern, correlation, or risk signal — is informational and educational only.

These outputs are generated from data you entered and from general nutritional databases. They are not reviewed by a clinician, they are not personalized to your child's medical situation, and they may be incomplete, out of date, or wrong. A pattern shown in Immuno is a pattern in the numbers you logged. It is not a finding about your child's health.

4. Always talk to a healthcare professional

Always seek the advice of your child's physician or another qualified healthcare provider before you:

Never disregard professional medical advice, or delay seeking it, because of something you read or saw in this Service.

5. In an emergency

If you think your child is having a medical emergency, call your local emergency number (911 in the United States) or go to the nearest emergency room immediately.

Do not use Immuno to report an emergency. Immuno is not monitored by anyone, no clinician sees what you log, and no one will respond to a symptom you enter.

6. Accuracy of nutrition data

Nutrition figures are estimates. They come from third-party sources including the USDA FoodData Central database and from our own simplified entries for common kid foods, and they assume typical portion sizes rather than what your child actually ate.

Do not rely on Immuno for:

7. Device and wearable data

Metrics synced from Apple Health, an Apple Watch, or another wearable are produced by that device and passed through to you. They are consumer-grade fitness metrics, not medical measurements. We do not validate them for clinical accuracy, and neither do the device makers. Heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep staging, and step counts from consumer devices can be substantially wrong. Never use them to assess a medical condition.

8. Your responsibility

You decide what to do with the information in Immuno. You are responsible for your child's care, and for consulting a professional before making health decisions. By using the Service you accept that [COMPANY LEGAL NAME] is not liable for any health outcome, medical decision, or injury arising from your reliance on the Service, as set out in the Terms of Service.

9. No provider relationship

Using Immuno does not create a doctor-patient, dietitian-client, or any other professional healthcare relationship between you and [COMPANY LEGAL NAME] or anyone working for us.


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