Safety and limitations
Read this before your first report. It is the plain version of the safety rules the app itself follows.
AcuAstro does not examine you, diagnose you, or detect anything. A report reflects your own description through traditional interpretive frameworks.
Reports do not replace professional medical advice. If you have a health concern, see a qualified clinician — that is always the right move.
Five-element patterns, meridian associations and astrological periods are traditional interpretations. They are not established clinical outcomes, and AcuAstro never claims they are.
Please do not use AcuAstro to postpone or avoid medical care. Reflection should support your health decisions, never replace them.
This is the same trigger list the app shows inside every report.
Answer the pregnancy question honestly — a “yes or maybe” removes LI4 (Hegu), SP6 (Sanyinjiao), GB21 (Jianjing) and CV6 (Qihai), the points traditionally avoided in pregnancy, from your report and lists them under “Points we left out for your safety”. Even so, check with your midwife or doctor before any acupressure.
The questionnaire includes a safety screen: sudden, severe or “worst ever” pain; chest pain, fainting or trouble breathing; new weakness, numbness, confusion or slurred speech; high fever, or pain after an injury or fall; and pacemakers or other implanted devices. A red flag produces a clear safety stop instead of a report — see a doctor for those symptoms.
Vedic positions are computed approximately (sidereal, Lahiri) and may differ from a professional chart by a few degrees. Astrology is offered for reflection and does not determine your care. Gem-and-mantra suggestions, where they appear, say explicitly not to act on them without consulting a qualified astrologer first.