New Here/New on Nutriiveda

[Guest guest]

Hi All -

Been on Nutriiveda about three days now. We've got constipation:( Working on

that, giving lots of water and extra magnesium, epsom salt baths. He's

urinating a lot, so can't be that dehydrated, right?

But another question I have regarding the product is the salicylate content. Is

it high? We have historically had a big problem in this area. If one thing I'm

giving has a high content, then I have to really cut back on other sources.

I've found it's a " load " issue, if the load gets too high, then you have

drastically cut until the load lowers.

This is the " cheryl " theory, no doctor ever confirmed this, so feel free to

enlightened me:)

So if the product has salicylates, then I have to cut back on salicylates

elsewhere in the diet. High Salicylates leads to wild behavior and stimming,

constipation. Small stuff:)

The language that he has is stable, no apparent regression, so happy about that.

Also started the ProEFA and ProEPA 2:1. How often do you give this?

Hoping I'll have great results to report when I get the constipation moved out.

Good to be here learning more.

Cheryl

Zach, 7, asd

[Guest guest]

Hi Cheryl,

 

If he is peeing alot I would not think he is dehydrated. Watch out with the

Magnesium. I know when I gave some I noticed she was not trying to speak

as much. It seemed like the magnesium was making the NV less effective. When I

stopped the magnesium she started to try to say new words again.

 

I don't know much about salicylate content. Maybe or someone else from the

group can comment on this.

 

If you are also giving ProEFA and ProEPA 2:1, you only have to give it once per

day.

 

Welcome to the group !! There are lots of great parents here.

 

Hope you start seeing great surges soon !!

Demi

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From: cherylmckindra <cheryldoolittle@...>

Subject: [ ] New Here/New on Nutriiveda

Date: Friday, February 11, 2011, 2:23 PM

 

Hi All -

Been on Nutriiveda about three days now. We've got constipation:( Working on

that, giving lots of water and extra magnesium, epsom salt baths. He's urinating

a lot, so can't be that dehydrated, right?

But another question I have regarding the product is the salicylate content. Is

it high? We have historically had a big problem in this area. If one thing I'm

giving has a high content, then I have to really cut back on other sources. I've

found it's a " load " issue, if the load gets too high, then you have drastically

cut until the load lowers.

This is the " cheryl " theory, no doctor ever confirmed this, so feel free to

enlightened me:)

So if the product has salicylates, then I have to cut back on salicylates

elsewhere in the diet. High Salicylates leads to wild behavior and stimming,

constipation. Small stuff:)

The language that he has is stable, no apparent regression, so happy about that.

Also started the ProEFA and ProEPA 2:1. How often do you give this?

Hoping I'll have great results to report when I get the constipation moved out.

Good to be here learning more.

Cheryl

Zach, 7, asd