Evidence-Based 'Court' Pro
Evidence-Based 'Court' Pro
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'Does milk cause cancer?' 'Can foam rollers eliminate lactic acid?' 'Will eating before bed make you gain weight?' — Your social feed judges your lifestyle every day, but who judges these rumors themselves? Evidence-Based 'Court' Pro is a complete health rumor trial system. Enter any controversial claim, and the AI evidence judge automatically opens court: ⚖️ Real-time search of latest academic papers, evidence confrontation between prosecution and defense ⚖️ Simulates the full courtroom process: prosecution presents evidence → defense presents evidence → cross-examination → jury deliberation → final verdict ⚖️ Each piece of evidence is annotated with author, journal, year, and DOI—100% verifiable ⚖️ Exclusive 'Deep Citation Tracing' technology uncovers hidden evidence beyond ordinary search ⚖️ One-click generation of shareable 'verdict cards' optimized for Xiaohongshu, WeChat Official Accounts, and Moments Who it's for: fitness trainers, nutritionists, science communicators, medical students, and everyone who refuses to be fooled by pseudoscience. Every health rumor deserves a fair trial.
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This skill uses a courtroom trial format to scientifically evidence health controversies. It not only retrieves evidence from multiple sources, but also uses citation network tracing to provide in-depth, visual verdicts, ensuring conclusions are rigorous and trustworthy.
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Enter just one topic to transform complex health knowledge into an elegant Chinese-style educational infographic. You can use it to create: • Guides to the five internal organs, other body organs, and their physiological functions • Explainers on bodily changes caused by staying up late, insomnia, fatigue, and more • Guides to hydration, diet, nutrition, and healthy lifestyle habits • Everyday health knowledge about exercise, prolonged sitting, and weight management • Visual explainers on seasonal wellness, traditional Chinese medicine theories, and health culture Default: a distinctive modern Chinese visual style Rice-paper-inspired off-white backgrounds, traditional Chinese plaques, auspicious clouds, plum blossoms, seals, refined borders, cartoon organ illustrations, and modular knowledge cards create cohesive, polished visuals with a strong series identity. More than just attractive—the focus is also on knowledge quality It prioritizes the most representative knowledge from each topic and avoids piling on irrelevant information. Modern medical evidence is distinguished from traditional Chinese medicine theories, and health claims are not invented just to fill the layout. Flexible for different creative needs The default format is a 3:4 portrait layout. You can also specify 9:16, 4:5, 1:1, or 16:9, making it suitable for health education accounts, social media posts, short-video visuals, and series content. How to use it: Enter a topic → Extract key knowledge → Design the layout → Generate the image. No need to design from scratch—give every health topic its own visual guide. Note: Generated content is for health education and does not replace professional medical diagnosis or treatment advice. Medical content and text in images should still be verified before publication.
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- v3
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