open invitation to G!

[Guest guest]

I am very aware of the benefits of Nutriiveda... my son (will be four

tomorrow!)drank it for three months (though needed to be coerced!) and then

stopped after a visit to his grandparents in July. We saw steady

improvements... thankfully there has been no regressions and we are still seeing

progress. (phew) In fact, he had tremendous language growth this summer and

went from severe to moderate diagnosis! My daughter (2.5 years old) has been

drinking it without issue since the spring. She actually " asks " for her

" chocolate " milk first thing every morning! Her apraxia is much more mild but

her language skills are rapidly growing and we are so happy!

It is torture trying to get my son who has oral/texture issues to drink/eat the

Nutriiveda. We have tried bribery, (which I loathe!) and multiple " disguises "

as well as " reasoning " -- which of course does not work with his age group!

NOTHING IS WORKING! And it is so hard to know that he could have even better

results if we could get the darn product into his body again!

-- open invitation for you to visit and try yourself! Help!

C.

[Guest guest]

Time for the Sheriff!!! Remember, you ARE bigger than he is. I had the same

problem with my son and put so much importance on this getting into him that I

just held him tightly with a sippy cup (with soft nipple) and we sat there, he

squirmed and cried, but, eventually, it was all down and he was my happy boy

again. The first time took a long 30 minutes, but, it only takes around 5

minutes now, if he chooses not to drink it voluntarily. Any parent on this forum

CAN get it in them. It's just a matter of showing some tough (but gentle) love

when you know it is for their best. We make them take antibiotics when they have

a serious illness, we make them eat healthy foods, why wouldn't we make sure

they get something in them that is actually HEALING their disorders?

Feel free to call me any time!

Sincerely,

Romesa

The NV Sheriff

334-220-8140

From: lisad529@...

Date: Sat, 9 Oct 2010 11:44:57 +0000

Subject: [ ] open invitation to G!

I am very aware of the benefits of Nutriiveda... my son (will be four

tomorrow!)drank it for three months (though needed to be coerced!) and then

stopped after a visit to his grandparents in July. We saw steady improvements...

thankfully there has been no regressions and we are still seeing progress.

(phew) In fact, he had tremendous language growth this summer and went from

severe to moderate diagnosis! My daughter (2.5 years old) has been drinking it

without issue since the spring. She actually " asks " for her " chocolate " milk

first thing every morning! Her apraxia is much more mild but her language skills

are rapidly growing and we are so happy!

It is torture trying to get my son who has oral/texture issues to drink/eat the

Nutriiveda. We have tried bribery, (which I loathe!) and multiple " disguises " as

well as " reasoning " -- which of course does not work with his age group! NOTHING

IS WORKING! And it is so hard to know that he could have even better results if

we could get the darn product into his body again!

-- open invitation for you to visit and try yourself! Help!

C.

[Guest guest]

I feel your pain!! My younger son Tanner has been consistently taking NV

for one year now -in fact the list here -he's had improvements in just about

every single area http://pursuitofresearch.org/pursuit.html and he's at 14 now

slightly taller than our 16 year old -Dakota- who is resistant. We have had to

put our foot down with Dakota but there are still days that I have had to pour

out entire cups of NV that I made for Dakota while yelling " Do you know how

expensive this stuff is for me to just be pouring it out?! " While Dakota is

saying " I don't need it " and my husband who is a huge believer as well saying

" You DO need it, you CLEARLY need it and YOU WILL DRINK IT " My husband has been

the drill sergeant in our home that Romesa is in hers

What really got Dakota to start drinking NV daily was when Tanner who shot up

from 5 foot 7 to just about 6 foot pretty much in front of our eyes- passed

Dakota our poor picky eater. Dakota then started drinking NV daily and he too

shot up at 15 years old -and in fact as I just pointed out in months -less than

6 months -he grew 1 and 3/4 inches and gained a much needed 17 pounds -he looks

great and so much healthier! And yes while he doesn't note any improvements in

school -his grades went up higher (he is gifted but has ADHD) to finally show

the brilliance that was always there -his communication went from one word

answers to questions to anyone outside of his friends to conversations that are

noted by all -and much more happy and friendly in general to all and not just

his friends. Obvious surges in this now 16 year old. We got to a point that he

even asked for NV a few times -and yes would drink it every day. I have both my

14 and 16 year old on 6 scoops a day -3 scoops twice a day and all has been over

the moon amazing for everything -school of course the most obvious for Dakota

-but again growth and health and just well being noted too.

But...just like you had an issue with your picky one drinking it until Grandma's

house...we left the boys with neighbors when we flew up to NY for my Aunt's

funeral and were gone for 5 days. While Tanner made sure he got all his fish

oils and NV every day (neighbors say he looks for them) my son Dakota readily

admitted he " forgot " to take either most days. We came home to Dakota having a

sore throat and he was vomiting - he was sick which again our family rarely gets

sick. Tanner and the rest of our family didn't get it -just Dakota. So I took

Dakota to his pediatrician and he was put on antibiotics (ugh! but I take sore

throats serious and don't want to mess with that) and guess what? We are back

to square one where once again Dakota is refusing his NV. Back to me pouring

entire cups down the drain. And as I sit here we are on our way to Epcot

Center's Food and Wine Festival and have a half empty travel cup of Dakota's NV

next to me because he drank half and then fell asleep (we just picked him up

from a friend's house where he probably didn't sleep -9 other boys were there!)

and I know it's once again a fight to get this into him.

But yes -even Dakota's pediatrician is on board with NV -blown away by the

incredible growth and changes in both my boys....funny how one lost the amount

of weight that the other gained- but for those of you friends with me on fb

you'll see both are taller than me and my husband at about 6 foot tall now. Dr.

Bowling said to me in front of Dakota as I wrote here before " Oh you just think

he's not listening to you. But you watch when he goes off to college the work

load is going to be tough and he's going to realize himself at some point " I

need to drink my NV " and he will " But even with hearing it from us, his

pediatrician, knowing his growth surge was " extremely impressive " according to

his ped- he's still a bit resistant -but we have him slowly back on track again.

Romesa writes about this because her son was on NV and drinking it and seeing

surges -then she started fish oils and he readily took the fish oils but refused

the NV...and for a few weeks no NV just fish oils and the surges stopped outside

of imitation of a sound from a song. This is why she's forcing it. I certainly

hope one doesn't have to go that route -or often (seems like it was a one time

force thing for Romesa even) I mean our grandparents used to have to take cod

liver oil on a spoon every single day and there was no such thing as a child

saying no back then as we all know.

For older kids you can talk to them about it. Tanner's been on the phone with

kids from this group and tells them (which he is willing to do for you or

anyone) " nutriiveda has been really good for me and I highly recommend you

drink it. Mix is with food or anything you like or hold your nose and drink it

if you have to but just drink it "

But a 4 year old...that's when I did more " magic " stories behind the fish oils

to get Tanner to take them. Call it magic powder to help him talk more. Or the

other thing you can do is put aside the amount he needs a day and take a wee bit

and add that to every single bit of food at a time -little enough he can't taste

it. I'm taking it you have already tried all the recipes here?

http://pursuitofresearch.org/serving_suggestions.html

Let me know if you think it would help to have Tanner talk to him- sometimes

kids listen to " big kids " more than adults. I know it's difficult -but I have

faith in us that if we as parents believe in something -we can do this!! (hey

isn't there a book about this and a train!)

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