Research
Research standards
Resistaa translates ADHD research into plain-language education and practical product design. Evidence labels describe confidence and source type; they are not medical recommendations.
Foundational
Public-health, guideline, or institutional references used to define scope and safety boundaries.
Strong
Peer-reviewed reviews, meta-analyses, longitudinal studies, or replicated findings with clear relevance.
Moderate
Peer-reviewed studies with useful findings but narrower samples, indirect relevance, or mixed evidence.
Emerging
Early peer-reviewed work, new methods, or limited studies that are promising but not settled.
Anecdotal
Lived-experience or community observations that can inform design but should not be presented as evidence of efficacy.