04/9/2013: There are neutral and impartial groups and blogs available to discuss Nutriiveda and other interventions, both on Facebook and on Yahoo groups. Please look around and be aware that NOTHING works for everyone.
Hello fellow moms in the Autism journey (and other journeys)...
My son started on Nutriiveda (Original Formula) last week. While the website and the seller that promote Nutriiveda (Pursuit of Research) claim a 100% success rate, just a casual perusal of the world wide web indicates that this is not the case.
We started as suggested, after stopping all other supplements that he was on. The above mentioned sources also mention a turn-around time of 3-4 days, which have passed, with not many changes. In fact, he developed a rash, and his mood has been somewhat worse.
I am looking for an impartial forum where Nutriiveda might be discussed. Apparently the Apraxia yahoo group, where Nutriiveda is predominantly discussed, is actually moderated by the seller, making this a huge conflict of interest.
We have stopped Nutriiveda for now (after 4 days), and he is back to his supplements to see if the slight regression will reverse. However, "die-off" is always a convenient explanation, and I am debating whether to stick to it and keep moving or not.
I would love some impartial advice, and I am hoping a google search of Nutriiveda will lead someone here!
Hello fellow moms in the Autism journey (and other journeys)...
My son started on Nutriiveda (Original Formula) last week. While the website and the seller that promote Nutriiveda (Pursuit of Research) claim a 100% success rate, just a casual perusal of the world wide web indicates that this is not the case.
We started as suggested, after stopping all other supplements that he was on. The above mentioned sources also mention a turn-around time of 3-4 days, which have passed, with not many changes. In fact, he developed a rash, and his mood has been somewhat worse.
I am looking for an impartial forum where Nutriiveda might be discussed. Apparently the Apraxia yahoo group, where Nutriiveda is predominantly discussed, is actually moderated by the seller, making this a huge conflict of interest.
We have stopped Nutriiveda for now (after 4 days), and he is back to his supplements to see if the slight regression will reverse. However, "die-off" is always a convenient explanation, and I am debating whether to stick to it and keep moving or not.
I would love some impartial advice, and I am hoping a google search of Nutriiveda will lead someone here!
