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@WilliamAird4 Low or low end MCH is often indicative of iron deficiency

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@Americanmama44 Join our fb group!

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The body makes decisions based on what’s in storage.

Just like you do when your Savings account goes low!

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Did you know Anemia & Iron Deficiency are two different conditions? The terms cannot be used interchangeably.

Which do you have?

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@jamie_wallis @acweyand You’ll get better results with over 250mg vit c, especially if it’s 1,000mg. See our FB Group with results from our members as well

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@MeganACohen @acweyand You should definitely check out our FB Group with over 100,000 members. Many doctors in there learning the protocol for their patients. High dose Vit c/lysine is the magic key

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@emilyeye @acweyand So far from the analysis of our group members, no. See our FB Group for lots of people on heme iron, if you’re not there already!

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@BrianJL @acweyand You should check out our protocol in our FB Group guides and see how it would work for your CKD patients

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@slumberingdoc @acweyand Not if vit c is involved. See our thousands of members and their experiences in our FB Group

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@acweyand @mkh_sci_med @lxrdVie That’s probably because inflammation is in this study. I tagged you in another one that shows it does. X

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@mkh_sci_med @lxrdVie @acweyand We do not see most members on 1,000mg of vit c experiencing diarrhea. Probably because of the notorious constipating issues iron typically causes. We do see lots of members claim they don’t experience constipation specifically because of the high dose Vit c, however.

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@acweyand @HeidrunFink It does not apply to heme iron supplements or dietary heme xx

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@acweyand @CookingMamaAUS If your point is about hepcidin, you should know it rises throughout the day, highest being at night. So, that would matter. Thankfully, high dose Vit c decreases hepcidin expression. Our FB Group guides go over all of this.

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@acweyand Hepcidin expression is decreased by high dose Vit C. This is why @TheIronProtocol works so well. Thousands of people find their ferritin raising at a faster rate from daily oral dosing w high dose Vit c in our FB Group. https://t.co/Fdfn5oAFkN

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Always check your Ferritin number before donating blood. The iron panel is typically within normal ranges when someone is severely iron deficient. Blood donation centers don’t typically check Ferritin. Ferritin is the most specific indicator of #irondeficiency

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Everyone needs their ferritin checked. —>Women, especially pregnant, and children are at high risk for it being too low. —>Men are at high risk for it being too high. 📢📢📢

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Virtually no one in a first world country should suffer from an iron deficiency. It is too easy to prevent, predict, and treat. 📢📢📢

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@MissPaintPot Never take No for an answer! Always fight!! Proud of you!

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@MissPaintPot Thank you for sharing your story and spreading awareness! For anyone interested, The Iron Protocol is in the Guides in our FB group, and includes extremely helpful info on infusions, especially on oral iron. EVERYONE needs to check their ferritin number!

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