Olivia (Boston, Ma) on 11/26/2011
I started searching about anemia and came across some information that discusses the possible link between anemia and low thyroid function. Does anyone have any thoughts or personal experience regarding this? If so, please let me know, I thank you very much in advance. I have been considering taking raw thyroid supplement and liquid iron to see if things get better...
Replied By Dud (From The Woods Of, Wv, Usa) on 11/27/2011
Take a food source of iron: black strap molasses, spinach, or.......... choose another one.
Mineral forms of iron are:
1] not absorbable for biological functions
2] highly poison-us
A few years ago, the #1 cause of child-hood deaths was iron supplements. This was when all the AMA doctors were pushing iron supplemnts for anything that was wrong with a female. The children were eating their mothers iron supplemennts and dying. Iron supplemnts were the #1 killer of children in the United States.
They were so poisonous, and the body-mind knew it, that all the women were naturally [un-consciously] stimulated to eat more food to dilute the poison they took. [thus saving their life]. As a result, the main side effect noticed by the women was weight gain, getting fatter.
Replied By Lynn (Vero, Florida) on 03/10/2012
Replied By Fatty (Hong Kong) on 12/06/2012
Maybe you should check with your doctor if you are suffering from pernicious anemia. It can only be solved by regular B12 injection.
Replied By Dee (Australia) on 10/24/2014
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