Thanks so much for this thoughtful answer! > Or, ask a professional, i.e., a doctor. I'll refer to his first, of course I'll go to the doctor for anything seri

Thanks so much for this thoughtful answer! > Or, ask a professional, i.e., a doctor. I'll refer to his first, of course I'll go to the doctor for anything serious :) I'm trying to optimize for less severe things that can be VERY difficult to diagnose, if only because they can have so many reasons causing them, and the lack of resources due to their low severity. > canvas the literature for some causal hypotheses based in what we already know, and then design the experiment This is something I'm trying to do, but was looking into a better way to track and follow up on. I was thinking for example, it can be potentially easy to see a correlation between back pains and a new type of work out I started to do. I'm trying to track these kind of things and see if I find correlations (will try better, automated analysis soon too). Thanks for the reference for Quest Diagnostics, will check it out! Cool system you have implemented there! May I ask if you have a way to process and analyze the data? Do you feel a need to? wrt to voice assistant automation- someone mentioned here in the comments they use the Google assistant to add stuff to keep or notes, maybe you can try using something like this, combined with another automation to store the data in your preferred structure? (I tried something similar before developing the app, but without using voice assistant and with possibly simpler, structured data and it worked well).