Curioler is a knowledge base for caregivers of neurodivergent children — research made easy, fact checks, studies, and real family experiences, each one graded for trust from peer-reviewed evidence through to individual experience. Free to read. No account needed.
It is also where you keep track of your own child. With an account you can note what you see day to day, record sleep and therapy sessions, and talk any of it through with Sunita. She has your child's profile and your recent notes in front of her, and she answers from the same graded research you can read here.
Tier 1–2
Peer-reviewed studies and systematic reviews.
Tier 3–4
Professional guidance where formal trials are limited.
Tier 5–6
Real family accounts — valuable, but individual.
In a company-reported trial of 58 teens and young adults, L1-79 improved social skills more than placebo, but full results are not yet published.
Poor sleep and a strong need for movement and touch often go together in autistic children, though the studies cannot show which causes which.
Two ADHD medicines eased overactivity in autistic children, exercise and parent coaching helped too, and omega-3 had much weaker support.
Autinorm has never been tested in autistic children; its marketing points to research on a different form of folate at a far higher dose.
We're caregiver parents too — we read the studies, grade the evidence, and only publish what we'd want to find ourselves at 2am, searching for answers.