Posts Tagged ‘minerals’

• A Few NuTriVene Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  • December 7th, 2011
  • Posted in Down Syndrome Facts, Nutritional Supplements, NuTriVene, NuTriVene Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
  • Tags: amino acids, antioxidants, behavior hunger, brain affecting mood, CBS, chemical messingers, children with Down syndrome, common chromosomal abnormality, congenital conditions, cystathionine beta synthase, Daily Enzyme, Daily Supplement, deletion or mutation, digestive enzymes, Do I need a prescription for Nutrivene?, Does insurance or Medicaid cover Nutrivene?, Does Nutrivene have any side effects?, Down Syndrome, ear infections, extra chromosome 21, growth and developmental patterns, help your child better absorb nutrients, history of illnesses, homocysteine metabolism, How do I give my child Nutrivene?, hypotonia, Is Nutrivene a cure for Down syndrome?, Is Nutrivene FDA-approved?, lower growth rates, minerals, nerve cells, NightTime Formula, normal physiological function, Nutritional Supplementation, Nutrivene, Nutrivene 3 times per day, NuTriVene Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), Nutrivene-D, Nutrivene-D Daily Supplement, overexpression, poor muscle tone, Premature aging, S-adenosylmethionine, SAM Cycle, sinusitis, sleep, sleep disturbances, SOD, Superoxide dismutase, Supplementing with digestive enzymes, synthesis of neurotransmitters, Trisomy 21, upper respiratory infections, Vitamins, What age should my infant begin taking Nutrivene?, What is Down syndrome?, What is Nutrivene-D?, Will Nutrivene make my child healthier?

  What is Down syndrome? Trisomy 21, or Down syndrome, is the most common chromosomal abnormality. Unlike other congenital conditions that have a deletion or mutation, individuals with Down syndrome have an extra chromosome 21. This extra chromosome causes “overexpression” of… Read More

• Seaweed in Colon Health & Nutrition (Part 3)

  • October 5th, 2011
  • Posted in General
  • Tags: alkalising diet, balanced diet, Dr Gray, Easy to use, everyday ingredients, foundation for colon health and nutrition, fruits, honey, Japanese diet, macrobiotic approach, macrobiotics, millet, minerals, non-allergenic, non-mucoid forming foods, Salt, sea vegetables, Seagreens, Seagreens Salad & Condiment product, seaweed, Seaweed in Colon Health & Nutrition (Part 3), sodium chloride, sprouts, supplement, The Colon Health Handbook, vegetables, Western diet, zinc

  by Simon Ranger Easy to use, everyday ingredients In The Colon Health Handbook Dr Gray describes an alkalising diet of vegetables, fruits, sprouts, honey, millet and other non-mucoid forming foods as a sound foundation for colon health and nutrition “with… Read More

• Case Study: Study Shows Benefits of Nutritional Supplementation in Down Syndrome

  • September 15th, 2011
  • Posted in General
  • Tags: antioxidants, Benefits of Nutritional Supplementation, Benefits of Nutritional Supplementation in Down Syndrome, Case Study, children with Down syndrome, cognitive skills, Down Syndrome, DS children, Egyptian, enzymes, minerals, nutritional supplement, Nutritional Supplementation, Nutrivene, red blood cells, supplemented, Vitamins, vitamins and minerals

  A new study of children with Down syndrome shows significant improvement in cognitive skills and behavior after nutritional supplementation with antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. Forty children with Down syndrome, along with an equal number of age- and sex- matched controls,… Read More