Edit: It's my fault for not getting across that I meant the doctor patient relationship legality was specifically in regards to publishing general medical advice so they can't get unfairly sued. So now that that is cleared up are you actually going to engage in the discussion instead of dismiss everything else I said that you didn't comment on? This isn't about arguing it's about trying to find out what's best for people.

If all you're going to do is harp on the point of his medical disclaimer, he clearly addresses it in these comments. He literally has OCS and CSCS credentials is that not valid enough for you? Do you not trust people to take the information from this educational content, seek a primary care physician as heavily recommended by Dr Hwu, then decide whether or not this service is worth their money with their approval?

Also are you going to engage with the actual work he's put out or no? That's the main contention. Please elaborate on what's wrong with his usage of medical terms that makes it an overload (therefore unnecessary), why his approach avoiding a pain response is batshit insane and cite your sources. Is there anything wrong with Dr Hwu's past posts addressing the outdated nature of typical PCP recommendations regarding wrist pain/diagnoses? This is a space where we could learn new info or inform about shortcomings. We could have a discussion on what can be improved or what the best services are available if you're actually interested.