Iron Ionic Mineral Water
Iron Deficiency and Anemia!
Iron Mineral Water (2000 +/- ppm)
Recommendation: 1/2- 1 tsp. per day

Iron deficiency is one of the most common deficiencies in the world. It is a common condition amongst men as well as women. Iron deficiency results in the density of red blood cells and the amount of hemoglobin in a specified volume of blood to be less than normal. Iron is an important mineral as it has a major role in the oxygenation of the blood. It is iron that forms the heme group necessary in hemoglobin construction.

Iron combines with other nutrients to produce vital blood proteins and is involved in food metabolism. Without sufficient iron, the body can't manufacture enough new blood cells packed with hemoglobin...the red-cell protein that transports oxygen in blood. Iron is stored in bone marrow and the liver. 60 to 70% of tissue iron is classified as essential or functional and approximately 40% is storage iron. Essential iron is an integral part of hemoglobin and respiratory enzymes involved with the intracellular oxidation reduction process.

Iron is one of the most recognized minerals in society, especially amongst women. Women lose large amounts of iron in their body during menstruation and child birth. Iron is most essential in infants. Infant needs are indicated to be comparable to that of a grown man. According to the American Medical Association Council on Nutrition, infants should have their diet fortified with iron supplementation to ensure adequate nutrition.

Be sure to include Copper, Folic Acid, Vitamin C, and particularly pyridoxine or Vitamin B₆ in your diet when taking Iron. These essential nutritional compounds play a crucial role in the utilization of iron. Iron is worthless to the human body without these nutrients to form the complex iron structure found in blood.

The following are believed to improve through the intake of Iron:

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