Re: A successful recipe for my reluctant 5 yo!!

[Guest guest]

Finally another recipe!!! would you mind if we share this on our

recipe page http://pursuitofresearch.org/products/nutriiveda/nutriiveda-recipes/

What would you call them?

'Mom 's Simply Irresistible NV Sprinklies' ???

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[Guest guest]

No! It doesn't taste bad. If u r making a shake, there is no fat as there would

be with a fast food one. So if a child is a picky eater, it's good to add a

flavor they like. E.g. A little Ice cream or peanut butter or choc syrup

Warmest wishes,

Barbara A , M.S.,CCC-SLP

CEO,

Help Me Speak, LLC

www.helpmespeak.com

2500 Wallington Way

Suite 103

Marriottsville, MD 21104

410-442-9791

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On Mar 2, 2011, at 3:19 AM, <nurserysongjon67@...> wrote:

> Does NV taste bad?

>

>

> >

> > Finally another recipe!!! would you mind if we share this on our

recipe page http://pursuitofresearch.org/products/nutriiveda/nutriiveda-recipes/

What would you call them?

> >

> > 'Mom 's Simply Irresistible NV Sprinklies' ???

> >

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> >

[Guest guest]

Actually in regards to NV -no the taste doesn't make sense for some of the

defensiveness we've seen in this group. If you read 's messages for

example -previous to this recipe her daughter would smell out NV in any food she

tried to hide it in. I've had parents say that their kids notice even minute

amounts. I'm not just talking the picky eater kids -I'm talking kids that are

used to eating an organic no frills diet, little to no sugar. We don't have

this much difficulty with fish oils.

This theory of mine has nothing to do with the current or past research -just

based on the smelly T shirt experiment which shows how MHC helps the body

normally. To understand what I am saying watch the video up on this page

http://pursuitofresearch.org/2011/02/28/links-between-gluten-the-immune-molecule\

-and-increased-brain-connections/

MHC is involved in not just the immune system via smell, and in what we consume

such as for those allergic to a particular food like gluten, the new research

from UC revealed a molecular pathway " through which a peripheral immune

response or particular genetic profile could alter early brain development " and

" immune proteins don’t just regulate synapse density, they also determine the

balance of excitation and inhibition on young neurons " a property critical for

information processing and plasticity in young brains "

My question, or my theory as to why such a STRONG ability and such difficulty at

first in some cases to get NV in to kids when it helps them so much...is it

possible that a dysfunctional system has a messed up MHC immune response? So in

regards to NV like the smelly T shirt experiment where we are attracted to the

opposite which is picked up via sweat and that is linked to us mating with one

that will produce the healthiest babies...well isn't it possible there are

people who are attracted to the wrong person, someone similar to their immune

system which is bad if they want to mate? Via smell isn't it possible our

bodies can be wrong about what we should or shouldn't consume as well?

Especially in those of us with known neurological dysfunction or impairments?!!!

And...especially in kids who notoriously will be attracted to foods that are not

the healthiest if we let them eat what they wanted all the time.

I mean come on people -we are talking about chocolate and vanilla powder. No

it's not bad -and it doesn't have that strong of an odor that you should be

able to notice it mixed into food. Some love it to start, most think it's at

least OK and it's easy enough to " doctor " up by mixing it with things you

like...but say it even did taste horrible hypothetically because taste is all

relative anyway- you are telling me that taking a pinch of it and sticking it

into a food the child likes, that the chocolate or vanilla will blend in to,

they would be able to notice it? Yes I know for some picky eaters who typically

have the WORST diets in the world yes -but perhaps in the case of the overly

picky child -their MHC is messed up even more than the average which puts their

body at even greater risk if they listen to it -or we let them. I'm talking the

average kid who may be picky at times but eats a variety of foods- and again one

who may be used to eating plain organic foods like NV.

The ability by the average child to note even small amounts of NV -or to " sniff "

it out...that never made sense to me.

Why do we need an entire page for " how to serve NV "

http://pursuitofresearch.org/products/nutriiveda/nv-serving-suggestions/ and the

recipe page too when we don't even have that for fish oils which we've used for

over a decade now?!!!...and just like someone being attracted to the wrong mate

and producing a baby with a very weak immune system as a possibility for those

who's system is " off " - our children, many of whom that 'are' picky eaters are

attracted to foods that clearly are not the most nutritious or best for them. I

mean two things are for sure -kids don't always know what's best for them when

it comes to food, and there is much we are still learning about the brain.

Good news is no matter how kooky messed up our kid's system's are, once they get

the NV in for a week or so it typically gets easy -and in many cases they start

to like it -even ask for it. And...no matter what the body itself knows what is

good for it and we see the progress again in SO many areas

http://pursuitofresearch.org/pursuit-of-research/ and in just about 100 percent

-and some professionals have found it is working 100 percent in their caseload

http://pursuitofresearch.com/2010/11/22/is-nutriiveda-creating-a-paradigm-shift-\

in-treatment-of-speech-impairments/ for those that are able to get it in!!!

Again please watch this smelly T shirt experiment and see if you can understand

what I am trying to say

http://pursuitofresearch.org/2011/02/28/links-between-gluten-the-immune-molecule\

-and-increased-brain-connections/

Thoughts??

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[Guest guest]

I am starting to formulate a theory. My daughter had a pretty strong

physical detox reaction when I had her on one plus scoops in the first few

days. I am wondering if once she tied the two together, she became wary of

the stuff. Since she has only been on 1/2 a scoop for a couple of weeks,

slowing down the detox, I wonder if she will soon be willing to take the

full dose when the detox is over? She was on very high dose steriods for a

medical problem for 7 months, ages 2-9 months. I'm sure there's a lot of

detox related to that--even this far down the road. Her pull ups and her

breath tell me it is still going on. Does this seem like a possibility?

[ ] Re: A successful recipe for my reluctant 5

yo!!

Actually in regards to NV -no the taste doesn't make sense for some of the

defensiveness we've seen in this group. If you read 's messages for

example -previous to this recipe her daughter would smell out NV in any food

she tried to hide it in. I've had parents say that their kids notice even

minute amounts. I'm not just talking the picky eater kids -I'm talking kids

that are used to eating an organic no frills diet, little to no sugar. We

don't have this much difficulty with fish oils.

This theory of mine has nothing to do with the current or past

research -just based on the smelly T shirt experiment which shows how MHC

helps the Thoughts??

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[Guest guest]

Not sure, lots of the kids go through what seems like intense detox with a large

amount of soft foul smelling poops etc. Some of those kids love it to start.

And even during detox we note surges in almost all cases immediately. You too

have been noting surges even though she's not even up to the full dosage which

doesn't always happen -typically it's very dosage dependent. You should share

about the improvement in her drawings which you'll be scanning and putting up on

your website and how she just called you " Momma " for the first time!!

THAT'S AWESOME!!!

Who knows? Perhaps this is a sign that her immune system is improving I

just updated the page here and added my question theory

http://pursuitofresearch.org/2011/02/28/links-between-gluten-the-immune-molecule\

-and-increased-brain-connections/

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[Guest guest]

We

> > see the neurologist on Friday so I can't wait to see what she says.

What did the neurologist say today?

>

> Finally another recipe!!! would you mind if we share this on our

recipe page http://pursuitofresearch.org/products/nutriiveda/nutriiveda-recipes/

What would you call them?

>

> 'Mom 's Simply Irresistible NV Sprinklies' ???

>

> =====

>

[Guest guest]

Well, I think the iPad-related cognitive explosion got in the way of

everything else. A little background: My daughter is completely

nonverbal--no words. When she has been tested by her therapists using

traditional testing methods, she tested at about 2 years old for

intelligence. We got the iPad the day after Thanksgiving, and she's played

with it every day since. I download apps of all kinds, and she plays with

them. Here's a list of what she has learned/demonstrated knowledge of

through the iPad: matching, puzzles (24 piece), coloring, writing letters,

sequencing, colors, shapes, humor. I recently bought a preschool book and

starting doing the exercises with her and, except for writing letters and

numbers (except on the iPad using iWriteWords), she has mastered all

preschool material, so the iPad learning is transferring to the real

world--it does not stay in the electronic world. The neurologist was blown

away. She has said over and over that we really don't know for sure what is

going on in her brain. Now we an clearly see what is going on, and there's a

lot more than we ever suspected.

One cool thing happened at the appointment. This morning, I had given my

daughter a plum for the first time in months. She found them in the fridge

and " asked " me for one. I told her they were plums and gave it to her. At

the appointment, we had pulled up Proloquo2go, (like Boardmaker on the

iPad), and were on the fruit page. She kept pushing the button to say plum!!

I realized that she had recognized the fruit I had given her that morning!!

And the coolest thing that this happened in front of the neurologist.

We had another great thing happen, and this one I attribute to NV. I have

her up to 1+ scoops a day and she has periods where she is really defiant,

but she at least listens to what I say whereas before she would dig in and

scream. She has done this at the doctor's office before, to the point where

it has been suggested that she get behaviorial therapy. Since being on NV,

she has really gained some self-control. At this appointment, she played

quietly (with all the doctor's things) and demonstrated her iPad on a few

apps, and then just used it for music and danced around. She was

well-behaved and cooperative in that office for the first time in many

visits. And that is definitely because of the NV.

For the first time in a long time, I look forward to getting the doctor's

write-up of the visit.

[ ] Re: A successful recipe for my reluctant 5

yo!!

We

> > see the neurologist on Friday so I can't wait to see what she says.

What did the neurologist say today?

>

> Finally another recipe!!! would you mind if we share this on

our recipe page

http://pursuitofresearch.org/products/nutriiveda/nutriiveda-recipes/ What

would you call them?

>

> 'Mom 's Simply Irresistible NV Sprinklies' ???

>

> =====

>

[Guest guest]

you really raise an excellent point about the importance of iPads for

not just augmentative communication, but to demonstrate cognitive and receptive

ability for a school age 5 and a half years old that is completely 100%

nonverbal. I know you homeschool but for those that don't, the iPad could be in

today's world an even better way of keeping verbal disabled students from being

misclassified and all from being misdiagnosed with cognitive and/or receptive

impairments.

In addition to the iPad's help, it's going to be so exciting to hear the NV

updates from you as the weeks and months go on as there are so few completely

nonverbal 5 year olds in the group to hear about further surges in your daughter

in all areas. Hopefully you will be able to get her up to the full dosage -but

awesome that you are noting improvements even at half dosage.

And just to clarify here I mixed up 's 5 year old daughter with her 13

year old son when I spoke about the drawing improvement -I'm sure Steph will

share when she can -it's all good!!

Congratulations! I'm sure we'll be hearing even more good news from you soon!

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