Sources

Last updated May 13, 2026

Not medical advice — please read this first

Alivid is a wellness app. Calorie targets, workout prescriptions, sleep tips, and any other health information shown in the app are general guidelines drawn from the sources below. They are not a substitute for advice from your doctor or another qualified clinician. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant, or are recovering from injury or surgery, talk to a professional before acting on anything Alivid shows you.

Alivid's AI coach interprets your data and gives suggestions in plain language. Those suggestions are grounded in the same authorities listed here, but the coach does not cite each one inline because most recommendations draw on several at once. The categories below show where the underlying claims come from. If anything in the app feels clinical or out of bounds, defer to your doctor.

Nutrition & macros

Calorie and macronutrient targets, food logging, and protein/fiber suggestions are grounded in mainstream dietary guidance.

Training & exercise

Workout prescriptions (intensity zones, sets/reps, RPE guidance, recovery) follow ACSM and related practice guidelines.

Sleep

Sleep duration, consistency, and recovery suggestions reference clinical sleep medicine guidance.

Heart rate & HRV

Resting heart rate, max HR, HRV trends, and training-zone references draw on cardiology and sports-science guidance.

Body composition & weight

Weight ranges, body-fat references, and target-weight suggestions follow standard clinical reference points.

General health & wellness

Foundational public-health references behind dashboard summaries and proactive nudges.

When to see a doctor

Alivid is not a diagnostic tool. Seek medical attention immediately for chest pain, severe shortness of breath, fainting, sudden severe headache, signs of stroke, suicidal thoughts, or any symptom that feels urgent. For non-urgent concerns — persistent fatigue, unexplained weight change, ongoing pain, mood changes, or anything Alivid's readings make you wonder about — talk to your primary-care provider before changing your training, diet, or medication.

Contact

Questions about a specific source or how Alivid interprets it? Email hello@alivid.app.