RLS Atlas
Evidence-graded guide to long-term restless legs care
What is RLS Atlas?
RLS Atlas is a free, evidence-graded educational resource from AlgoFlamingo for adults with restless legs syndrome whose medication has become less effective — a drug-driven complication called dopamine agonist augmentation. It grades 651 studies from A to E and lays out a four-step, physician-supervised path: establish a baseline, correct iron stores, transition medication under supervision, and add non-drug evening care such as exercise, nerve stimulation, and CBT. It is educational material and does not replace medical advice.
About RLS Atlas
RLS Atlas is an evidence-graded educational resource for people whose restless legs syndrome medication has stopped working. It explains dopamine agonist augmentation in plain language and maps a physician-supervised path through baseline testing, iron repletion, medication transition, and non-drug evening care — with every claim traced back to a graded study. Educational content, not medical advice.
Key Features
- 651 verified studies graded A–E so the strength behind each recommendation is visible
- Four-step supervised protocol: baseline, iron repletion, medication transition, evening care
- Plain-language explanation of why pramipexole and ropinirole lose their effect over time
- Interactive 3D brain visualization of the mechanisms behind RLS
- 46-entry FAQ covering augmentation, iron therapy, and tapering
- Published in 11 languages, free to read, no account required
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