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Posted by: anyagoryun
On: 10-14-2012 07:37 AM
Back when I was 16 I was diagnosed with Iron Deficiency, and my doctor as a precaution prescribed me ferrous gluconate and told me to eat healthy to avoid problematic health in the future. I took the vitamins for some time, and decided to stop since i felt as normal and lazy as ever. At 17 I move out of my parents place, go wild, start smoking and stop eating healthy food all together, and two years later started having all the possible symptoms of anemia imaginable. I made some stupid choices that caused my 19 year old body experience health problems of a 30 year old, but now it seems to be coming together. I take Omega 369, Ferrous Gluconate, B12 and folic acid daily, I make sure I eat at least 3 tomatoes every day, I am a meat eater, but for non-meat preferences I suggest green and red colored fruits and vegetables. I stopped drinking coffee and energy drinks (I used to drink an energy drink a day) and make sure I take my vitamins with orange juice because they absorb better that way. Water should work fine too, but not tea or coffee (or alcohol). May be once a week I'll allow myself a cup of coffee, but usually I avoid that stuff like I avoid unprotected sex with an ethiopian transvestite.
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Posted by: shaun
On: 10-14-2012 09:03 AM
The best source of iron is liver. In fact, you need to restrict the amount of liver you eat in case of iron overload. I wouldn't eat more than a pound of liver per week. Another good means of increasing iron is to cook with a cast iron pan.
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