Re: NutriiVeda - What our doc said

[Guest guest]

Hi !

Please share this with your doctor:

" Whey Protein Isolate " is pure whey --- not a blend with other proteins. It's

more expensive than other protein powders and does NOT contain gluten. The

" casein free " I understand more as a question as whey is derived from milk. The

product is marked all over the label and website as " gluten and casein free " .

Gluten I know is zero -but what is the amount of casein that can be in something

where it's still considered " free " .009? .09? If you buy a product that has

cross contamination, that makes other products that contain milk for example,

wouldn't you also be exposing yourself to a percentage of casein? I don't know.

I do know I was told there would be point zero amount of milk protein (less than

one percent) in the nutriiveda even though it is as pure as possible of any

casein -and due to that would not recommend it for anyone who has a true milk

allergy to the actual protein which I know is rare and not intolerance to the

lactose- which is more common. Most take their child off of milk due to

intolerance. In that case you 'could' use the nutriiveda.

I find it hard to believe with world renowned doctors such as Dr. Chopra and Dr.

Simon that they would put their names and reputations on the line and put the

words " gluten casein free " on a canister of nutriiveda if the product contained

gluten and casein.

Again I have celiac that runs in my family. My brother and I almost died from

it as infants because back then not as much was known and it was considered

rare...and my mom has celiac. If my mother has EITHER gluten or casein she gets

sick -and anyone around her would know too. My mother has never done better

since she's been on the nutriiveda. I'm THRILLED to report. So if it's OK for

her I already know there is no gluten (don't know where your doctor would even

pick that up from) but whatever point zero something percentage of milk protein

is in it...her body is accepting. And again -no guarantee you wouldn't pick up

that same amount of bit contamination with anything you buy that is marked

gluten casein free for that matter!

I know some of you who have, or have children with milk protein allergies need a

product made from something other than whey. They just came out with this one

and perhaps they will come out with another one.

But for the rest perhaps you don't know one of the many reasons you 'want' a

whey isolate product in addition to it being the most easily digestible by the

body...and not only that it contains all the essential amino acids which may be

the key (in other words...perhaps...just perhaps you won't have to do all the

other stuff you are doing if you give your child something that helps the body

to heal!!!) according to recent research on the brain.

http://www.sflorg.com/comm_center/medical/p974_99.html

Also does anyone know anything about glutathione because you get that from whey

protein and not any other type...may want to look into that because that's

another thing that I found in my research as a possible " why "

" The antioxidant glutathione—critical for the body to excrete metals—plays a

role, too. Glutathione typically works by binding to heavy metals, which the

body then knows to eliminate. In 2004, researcher Jill , Ph.D., of the

Arkansas School of Medicine, led a pioneering study that showed autistic kids

had significantly less glutathione than typical kids—which put their bodies in a

state of " constant oxidative stress. " In other words, autistic kids were

genetically predisposed to have low glutathione levels, making them particularly

susceptible to heavy metal toxicity. "

http://planetthrive.com/2010/01/unravelling-the-mystery-of-autism/ May want to

also read this http://www.immunotec.com/IRL/sp/USA/Research_Article_04.pdf

And I don't have time to finish searching and will be checking with some experts

but I do believe that any doctor that just assumes a product that has whey has

gluten and casein didn't do their homework. This is an isolate product that is

formulated by experts and all natural.

Google " casein free whey " and you'll find lots of link not only in the regular

search but in scholar -again I know there is a difference between the cheaper

and more expensive wheys- the concentrate is the cheaper -the isolate the more

expensive.

Here again is the page that shows the ingredients

Product label chocolate

http://www.up0.net/content/666799/Choco_NutritionFacts.pdf

Product label vanilla

http://www.up0.net/content/666799/Vanilla_NutritionFacts.pdf

More info at http://www.pursuitofresearch.org http://www.nutraeasy.com

More at

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=app_2373072738 & ref=ts & gid=115029735601#/topi\

c.php?uid=115029735601 & topic=13047

If after reading everything you decide not to try it -that's OK too. All I can

do is share the information and right now my advice to each and every one of you

that is able to try it - is TRY IT!!! And for those that could try it and want

to wait instead- that's OK too. I on the other hand wish I discovered this ten

years ago!

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[Guest guest]

Thank you for the info, . I am interested in trying the Nutriiveda. I just

need to convince the rest of Tessa's team.

I did not know about the allergies in your family.

Sincerely,

[Guest guest]

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We're not even using Nutriiveda and the basic information I've read on it is

that it *IS* Gluten free and if your child is on a GFCF diet, this product is

perfectly appropriate for her/him.

It is extremely rare for someone to have an actual milk ALLERGY so I'm going to

assume the dairy free regime you would have your child on is due to lactose

intolerance. If I am not mistaken, this product has no lactose and those who are

intolerant to it have not had a problem on Nutriiveda at all

can correct me if I'm wrong, but from the information I see about this

product, your dr is misinformed because there is no gluten in it

Hope this helps

Becky

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[ ] NutriiVeda - What our doc said

Hello everyone.

I ordered some Nutriiveda and brought it to our daughter's doctor to find out

her thoughts. She said that she understands why there are people who do very

well on it. It looks like a great product. BUT that we should hold off on giving

it to our daughter because she is currently gluten and dairy free. That we

should wait until our daughter's system is more stable before trying it. From

the list of ingredients, she is certain that NutriiVeda is not free of gluten

and dairy.

Best wishes to you all,

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I am waiting for my first nutriiveda pack. I have given these fruits to my son,

but never all together with huge vitamin addition to it, as I was not sure

earlier to give huge amounts of vitamins, what if it hits his liver. I read all

ingrediance listed in their website. I didn't find anything that has milk in it.

can your doc say specifically what she thinks has milk in it??

kshera means milk in sanskrit, no ksheera. ayuvedam is a study written in

sanskrit in anciant times where there was only one language, the first language

sanskrit. effects and pure ayurvedam remidies each is studied min for 100 years

time tested and human tested. many such studies were distroyed .. well you know

the world history. I know each things listed in it... as they are still sold in

india as fruits.

I was born and brought up in India, I am well versed in sanskrit. My friend is

an ayurvedic doctor, a real ayurvedic doctor studied ayurvedam in sanskrit for

5-6 years. If your have anything specific to ask, I can ask my friend to give

the detail explanation. I can give a short version.

regards,

supraja