ANRC Autism Treatment Rater 1.3

This application presents the findings of the National Survey on Treatment Effectiveness for Autism, carried out by the Autism/Asperger’s Research Program at Arizona State University under the leadership of Professor James B. Adams. Two scientific papers detailing the methodology and outcomes of the survey have already been published.

Users are advised to consult a medical professional before making any medical decisions in conjunction with utilizing this application.

Guideline: The content available through the Autism Nutrition Research Center on the ANRC app is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment by a qualified healthcare provider. Users are encouraged to seek guidance from their medical physician prior to making any medical choices. The ratings provided are sourced from the National Survey on Treatment Effectiveness for Autism, and while the Autism Nutrition Research Center endeavors to maintain accuracy, it cannot ensure the veracity of all data included. Information will be updated as necessary by the Autism Nutrition Research Center, which disclaims responsibility for any user decisions made with regards to the ANRC app.

By installing or using this app, users agree to this medical disclaimer and release the Autism Nutrition Research Center from any legal liabilities, acknowledging that utilization of the ANRC app does not guarantee the effectiveness of any treatment for an individual.

The application offers a comprehensive assessment of each treatment, encompassing an Overall Benefit and Overall Adverse Effect rating, alongside the percentage of individuals experiencing changes in over 20 symptoms due to each treatment.

Additionally, there is a Symptom Search feature enabling users to conveniently explore the highest-rated treatments for more than 20 symptoms including language development, social interaction, sleep quality, seizures, and more.

Lastly, users can access the ANRC Treatment Protocol through the app, which is founded on a published study by Professor Adams involving a 12-month clinical trial of Comprehensive Nutritional Support for children and adults with autism. This study involved six distinct treatments, with the top four treatments being integrated into the ANRC Treatment Protocol.