I have always struggled with iron deficiency for as long as I remember and it got worst after the birth of my first son in the late 80s. Ever since then, it’s been a roller-coaster ride, trying to keep it balanced.
Although I’ve taken pills and supplements, I haven’t been consistent and so the deficiency persisted.
Now that I am getting older, it has been affecting my daily activities. I am tired and irritable.
This year, I’ve decided to do a detox called purification and required my Doctor’s permission. She couldn’t approve it with my Anemic condition and as usual, instructed me to take iron pills and get another blood test in two weeks.
I hate iron pills and supplements. But I was given an ultimatum, either take increase my iron intake or get blood infusion as I was dangerously low in iron and hemoglobin. . There are of course a lot of iron varieties available but I found these two most effective in getting my iron level up. I am currently using the PLATINUM EASY IRON.
I’ve tried and previously loved FLORADIX. I didn’t love the taste so I mixed it with juice.
IRON-RICH FOOD CHART
Of course, it’s always good to get iron from food sources. I’ve created this chart from my research based on what food I’d like to eat.
DISCLAIMER: This post is based on my own research and what I have used. This is NOT professional advice. Consult your doctor.
Additional reference:
Mussels as a source of iron and other minerals
Author: Imie
Imie is a Marketing & Lifestyle Coach, teaching businesses and organizations how to attract more clients and create a business and lifestyle they love. Her other passion is staying healthy so she is always looking for natural and organic alternatives.