Mfds Food Safety

This queries Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety databases through k-skill-proxy to check food safety records, recalls, and health supplement ingredients. Before answering symptom questions like "I ate this and got sick," it walks through a mandatory interview: who ate what, when, how much, existing conditions, and red flags like bloody stool or difficulty breathing. If red flags appear, it skips the database lookup and tells you to call 119. Otherwise it checks official surfaces like product manufacturing reports (I0030), functional ingredient approvals (I-0040, I-0050), domestic inspection failures (I2620), and recall lists (I0490). It won't diagnose food poisoning or approve what you can eat. It just surfaces what the Korean government has on record about that product or ingredient, then leaves the decision to you or a doctor.