Parent Supplement Safety Check
Check supplement and medication risks
Parent Supplement Safety Check
Check supplement and medication risks
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Description
Children can help their parents (or themselves) log daily supplements (brand, dosage, frequency), long-term medications, and diet. The Skill uses Chinese Nutrition Society DRIs to generate a red, yellow, or green light rating: exceeding the tolerable upper intake level (UL) triggers a red light (reduce or stop), conflicts with long-term medications trigger a yellow light (space out or consult a pharmacist), and safe daily intake triggers a green light (noting when dietary intake is already sufficient without extra supplements). It also monitors 30-day cumulative fat-soluble vitamin levels (a green light on a single day doesn't mean long-term safety, as A, D, E, and K accumulate) and generates weekly reports with consistent logging. Each card includes a warm closing remark and a compliance reminder. Trigger phrases include: 'help check supplement conflicts for parents', 'are parents' supplements safe today', 'can this medicine and supplement be taken together', 'parents supplement traffic lights', 'log for a week for a cumulative weekly report', 'should parents take XX', and 'how should parents take all these pills and supplements'. Version 1.0.0.
Best for
Ideal for children or family members helping parents organize medication and supplement information to catch potential risks early.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide your parents' or your own age, supplement names and dosages, long-term medications, and diet. For a weekly report, provide consecutive records.
Run the Skill
Organizes the supplement and medication information, flags potential excessive intake, interactions, and items that may not need extra supplementation based on public nutrition and medication references, and summarizes long-term records.
Review your result
Receive a traffic-light screening card or cumulative weekly report containing risk alerts, items to consult about, and dietary advice. Results do not replace individualized medical advice.
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- v3
- Last updated
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- Usage-based
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