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Curate low-risk Youpu micro-actions for green scenarios #7

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Several reader conversations surfaced a useful tension: the book should not promote folk remedies or self-treatment, but in low-risk green scenarios readers still need something practical to do now.

The existing candidate bank already frames these as low-risk, low-cost actions that do not replace medical care.

Candidate actions to review

  • P6 / 内关 acupressure for motion sickness or mild nausea, only when no red flags are present.
  • Sitting quietly before home blood pressure measurement.
  • Bringing a complete medication/supplement list to appointments.
  • Handwashing and basic food safety.
  • Rehydration after mild short-term diarrhea/vomiting with clear warning boundaries.
  • Fall-prevention home safety for older adults.
  • Breaking sedentary time with light movement.
  • Four-type movement tracking: aerobic, strength, balance, mobility.
  • Optional tongue cleaning only as oral hygiene, not detox.
  • Vitamin D/B12/multivitamin discussion only for risk groups or clinician-guided contexts, not universal middle-age supplementation.

Writing rules

Each action must say:

  • who it may fit;
  • how to do it simply;
  • how not to use it;
  • when to stop or seek care;
  • what public source calibrates the boundary.

Do not create a miscellaneous tips chapter. Embed only where the action supports an existing reader path.

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