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Category Archives: Hemochromatosis
UW Medicine Town Hall 3 – The Interview
A presentation from UW Medicine. Video Rating: 4 / 5
Diet Considerations for Hemochromatosis Sufferers
When the diagnosis of hemochromatosis is made it is important to adjust the diet so that too much iron is not being absorbed because of an improper diet. However such adjustment need not be at the expense of enjoying life … Continue reading
Public Health Should Address Needs of People With Blood Disorders – Med India
Hereditary hemochromatosis is a genetic disorder present in about 1 million Americans but “the opportunity to detect iron overload at an early stage and intervene … to prevent the development of clinical disease … remains a challenge,” they add. Bing … Continue reading
Vitamin C Dosage, Defficiency and Overdose
Yesterday we discussed the importance of Vitamin C in skin care. Today we discuss Vitamin C dosage, overdose, and possible deficiencies. Dosage of Vitamin C The intake of Vitamin C in proper quantity is important. Although it is thought … Continue reading
Cast Iron Cookware – Is it Really a Health Risk
I’m sure you’ve all heard the rumor that cast iron can leak particles of iron into your food, and if you haven’t, I’m going to tell you about it right now. A lot of people have turned away from cast … Continue reading
Original Letters of Prophet Muhammad.[Read Description]
The wording of the Prophet’s letters was similar. The text of the letter sent to Heraclius was as follows: “In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful. This letter is from Muhammad the slave of Allah and his Apostle … Continue reading
COULD YOU HAVE THIS DISEASE AND NOT KNOW IT? I DID!
A few years ago I fell headlong down a flight of stairs and ended up at the VA hospital here in Boise Idaho. I was banged up pretty good but thank God I had a wonderful doctor on duty … Continue reading
What Is Genetic Hemochromatosis?
When a person experiences too much iron in the body on a consistent basis that is referred to as hemochromatosis. Hemochromatosis can be an extremely dangerous condition, which can lead to organ failure and death in people that experience it. … Continue reading
Hemochromatosis Tips
Many hidden truths about hemochromatosis that your doctor does not even know. A plethora of information that can save your life. My personal tips on keeping your blood thin and slowing down iron absorbtion. ironoverload.info Video Rating: 5 / 5
Can You Get Sick with Iron Overload?
The answer is yes. Like everything else in this world, too much of something can spell out something bad or a not likable result. Though iron is needed for oxygen transportation in the body, overdose of iron can cause … Continue reading
