Importance Of Iron Iron is an essential metal for hemoglobin synthesis of erythrocytes, oxidation– reduction reactions, and cellular proliferation Most iron is within red blood cells, the remainder is stored in ferritin, while only 1–2 mg of iron are absorbed in the intestinal tract and circulated in the blood Average daily dietary iron intake is […]
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Hormones affect so many processes in our body, from our reproductive system to our mood to how we sleep. It is no wonder that if our hormones are off, it can make it difficult to function. Are you wondering if hormone therapy might be right for you? What Is Hormone Therapy Used To Treat? Hormone therapy is
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Focusing on TSH alone as the primary indicator of thyroid function is inadequate. Conventional thinking is that if TSH is normal then your symptoms are not related to the thyroid (e.g. fatigue, depression, thinning hair, cold intolerance, dry skin, etc.). The biochemical classifications of ‘normal/subclinical/hypothyroid’ based on TSH are arbitrary as symptoms can exist with
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