Re: ReNutriiveda/

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I recently bought my nutriveda i personally have tried it, taste you eventually

get use to, But I can't seem to get my 4 yr old to take it, i have tried yogurt,

pudding, shakes he tastes it pretty quick and won't take it any other food items

anyone else has had success with? I leave my scoops sitting in a shake for

several mins because at first it can have an odd taste but some love it I just

dont lol but if anyone has any other ideas what i can put it in let me know thx

From: koukla971@... <koukla971@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Update on Tanner on

Nutriiveda/interesting new study

Date: Tuesday, January 12, 2010, 6:15 PM

Hi , I am a mom of a 3.5yr old apricot son and I have him on the oils. He is

speaking now for 6 months but still has a long way to go. My question is about

the nutriiveda...it is advertised as a weight loss product so it is still safe

for a 3 year old who can't afford to loose any weight?  It sounds like I would

give it a shot but I'm concerned about him loosing weight. Also it says it

increases energy  do u think it will hype up a small child?  Finally how long

did it take for u to see results?  Thank you for any info u can provide. 

AnnMarie

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[ ] Re: Update on Tanner on Nutriiveda/interesting

new study

Hi Carol!

While Tanner had done well on the low dosage of vitamin e for about 2 years

-Tanner's had to be off all vitamin e since his massive regression on the

product called Speak which has mega dosages of vitamin E and K (may want to read

this to learn more why

http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=115029735601 & topic=10637 )

For Tanner he no longer is on any supplements at all except 2 ProEFA and 1

ProEPA once a day and nutriiveda.  I didn't think anything of Tanner being on

the 4 ProEFA and 2 ProEPA he was on for years...but once on the Nutriiveda his

speech SURGED- and not just speech but amount of speech, clarity, complexity

-and his surge was in academics and facial expressions.  His grades have gone up

and he's not the only one.  I have been posting quite a few recent studies on

Facebook and to our BigTent group about the new research coming out showing the

possible links between nutrition/amino acids and protein to neurological

function and repair.

Since your son is closer to Tanner's age and on/has been on the same supplements

-please check the nutriiveda out with his doctor and any friends you have that

are nutritionists etc.  Everyone I have shown it to have been very impressed

with it and I was told if nothing else it's good nutrition loaded with easily

digestible protein and all the essential amino acids etc..  The synergistic

blend of ayurveda is something we are all learning  in this group but Sowmya

from our group is from India and she says while they may be new things to most

of us -to her they are every day items used in the diet.  There are no known

side effects, drug interactions, or overdosage warnings on the product.  In this

group I do tell parents about the vitamin a but from what I can gather the

turmeric is very high in  beta carotene.  Please call me with any questions 773

335 5135.  It will be SO cool to hear that like my son Tanner who's one of our

older 'children' (and

of course Mel) that you see a

  surge that brings your son up on all aspects.  I mean I an honestly say that

Tanner is as close to " normal " now as whatever normal is.  I don't discredit the

years of therapy and fish oils etc....but since the surges were so rapid on the

nutriiveda I do believe this metabolic product somehow was so needed by him.  He

seems to be aware of it as well and asks for it.  I have my ADHD son Dakota on

it for lunch every day now (he never wants to eat lunch -and he's a horrible

eater unlike Tanner)  That was due to the 4 friend's kids - all teens -who went

on the nutriiveda to lose a few pounds and the side benefit is that all went to

straight A students from B and C students...well Josh had even more issues and

jumped around a few schools and is now " excelling " and straight As since on

this.  I find that too strange to make it coincidence.  The fish oils always

sounded too good to be true too -I'm sure like the fish oils there is a logical

scientific

explanation as to what's going

  on.  Somehow I suspect if we start exploring some of the recent studies we'll

unlock more answers.

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Tanner and I didn't love the chocolate or vanilla to start. Glenn loved the

chocolate to start and thought we were nuts. Tanner still doesn't like the

vanilla at all no matter what I mix it into. I now LOVE both the vanilla and

chocolate. My son Dakota likes the vanilla more than the chocolate but will

drink either.

Hey if we can get fish oils into the kids -a bit of chocolate or vanilla powder

is a no brainer right? My husband says " It's no different than chocolate milk "

and to him that's what it tastes like.

My advice...when Tanner and I first took it I " doctored " it up- and I don't mean

medically -but with stuff that we both liked taste wise. You'll know what your

son likes to drink or eat anyway -mix a teeny bit in that and go from there. I

can assure you that the taste does grow on you to the point that I can now mix

it in plain water and shake it up and I think it's incredibly delicious. And

not just me but Tanner too -and while Tanner is a great eater and not fussy like

Dakota -he can be very stubborn when it comes to something he doesn't like the

taste of. I made the vanilla mixed with fresh (canned are you kidding me???)

pumpkin, pumpkin spice, some vanilla, a shot of agave nectar and a splash of

Silk with ice and water and it tastes just like a pumpkin latte! It's

incredible. Tanner won't even try it and he likes pumpkin but does not like the

vanilla.

What about sprinkling it on cereal? Chocolate chip pancakes after they are

cooked (the chocolate) Just don't cook with it. Not that it says that but I'd

be afraid that it could ruin the composition of whatever is working.

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Hello ,

I have recently just started taking the Nutriiveda as well. I actually mix it

in a mug of hot chocolate because I just didn't care for the taste mixed in

milk. Do you know if mixing it in hot water will degrade any of the ingredients

or decrease the effects?

Best Regards,

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From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of kiddietalk

Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2010 2:10 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: ReNutriiveda/

Tanner and I didn't love the chocolate or vanilla to start. Glenn loved the

chocolate to start and thought we were nuts. Tanner still doesn't like the

vanilla at all no matter what I mix it into. I now LOVE both the vanilla and

chocolate. My son Dakota likes the vanilla more than the chocolate but will

drink either.

Hey if we can get fish oils into the kids -a bit of chocolate or vanilla powder

is a no brainer right? My husband says " It's no different than chocolate milk "

and to him that's what it tastes like.

My advice...when Tanner and I first took it I " doctored " it up- and I don't mean

medically -but with stuff that we both liked taste wise. You'll know what your

son likes to drink or eat anyway -mix a teeny bit in that and go from there. I

can assure you that the taste does grow on you to the point that I can now mix

it in plain water and shake it up and I think it's incredibly delicious. And not

just me but Tanner too -and while Tanner is a great eater and not fussy like

Dakota -he can be very stubborn when it comes to something he doesn't like the

taste of. I made the vanilla mixed with fresh (canned are you kidding me???)

pumpkin, pumpkin spice, some vanilla, a shot of agave nectar and a splash of

Silk with ice and water and it tastes just like a pumpkin latte! It's

incredible. Tanner won't even try it and he likes pumpkin but does not like the

vanilla.

What about sprinkling it on cereal? Chocolate chip pancakes after they are

cooked (the chocolate) Just don't cook with it. Not that it says that but I'd be

afraid that it could ruin the composition of whatever is working.

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