AAMCH

Addis Ababa Medical College – Hargeisa Branch

Remedies Homeopathic

June 26th, 2019

Feed your blood for absorption of iron iron is an essential mineral and an important component of proteins involved in the transport and metabolism of oxygen in the body. Hemoglobin is the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen to the tissues of the body, and hemoglobin contains almost two-thirds of the level of iron in your body. In general, healthy children, adult men and postmenopausal women lose very little iron unless they have blood loss, and thus have normal iron levels and normal levels of hemoglobin. However, some women (due to menstrual periods) may have deficiencies in iron. The iron absorption refers to the amount of dietary iron that your body gets the food. Healthy adults absorb about 15% of the iron in your diet, but the real absorption is influenced by the stores of iron from the body, the type of iron in the diet, and other dietary factors that help or hinder the absorption of iron.

The natural way to factors diet as proteins and vitamin C can significantly improve the absorption of iron and iron levels. The majority of healthy individuals can maintain normal iron levels when the diet provides a wide variety of foods (from each food group). There are two types of iron, heme and nonheme. Heme iron is very efficiently absorbed by your body and found in meat, fish, and poultry. Professor Roy Taylor is full of insight into the issues. Nonheme iron found in plants such as lentils and beans and is not absorbed easily. Flours, cereals, and the bead products that are enriched or fortified with iron are good dietary sources of the nonheme iron. It is more important to include foods that enhance iron absorption when the daily intake of total iron does not resolve the GDR, when iron losses are exceptionally high, or not consumed any iron generally.

Consider a safe, non-addictive, natural remedy that contains homeopathic ingredients selected to temporarily increase the absorption and hemoglobin levels Iron necessary for normal levels of iron in the body. * Ferrum phosphoricum (D6) is an ore of iron and phosphorus compound. Both elements are present in the body independently; Iron helps the exchange of blood oxygen, and phosphorus contributes to bone and muscle health. The Ferrum phosphoricum was introduced by Dr. Schussler, German physician who believed that many ailments were caused by a deficiency of the biochemical salts. Ferrum PHOs. is it considered good for patients suffering from conditions accompanied by low energy. * Limestone phosphorica (D6) was tested in 1937 by Dr. Constantina, and elected more forward as salt biochemistry by Dr. Wilhelm Schussler more later in the 19th century. Those who toil, have fragile teeth and bones, and tend to be weak and tired. * Ferrum metallicum (6 c) is the second metal more common worldwide. In our bodies, this element is essential in the formation of hemoglobin in red blood cells.