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IRON FOR WOMEN: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW 🩷 1. Know the signs. Iron deficiency can cause fatigue, weakness, headaches, breathlessness, palpitations, hair loss and restless legs, amongst other symptoms. These can have other causes too, so don’t self-diagnose based on symptoms alone. 2. Get checked if you’re concerned. Speak to your GP, particularly if you have heavy periods or persistent symptoms. A full blood count checks for anaemia, while ferritin helps assess your iron stores. You can have low iron stores before developing anaemia. If your results are low, ask what they mean - it’s important to understand why your levels are low in the first place. Heavy periods are one possible cause, but they’re not the only one. 3. ⁠Plant foods count. Beans, lentils, chickpeas, tofu, nuts, seeds, wholegrains and iron-fortified cereals all contribute iron. You don’t need to eat meat to get iron, although plant-based iron is generally less readily absorbed. 4. Add vitamin C. Pair plant sources of iron with foods such as peppers, tomatoes, citrus fruit, kiwi or broccoli to help your body absorb more of that non-haem iron. 5. Be mindful of tea and coffee. Their polyphenols can reduce iron absorption when you drink them alongside a meal. If you’re at greater risk of deficiency or trying to improve low iron levels, having them between meals is a practical option. You don’t need to panic about your morning coffee, though. 6. ⁠Don’t ditch dairy. Calcium can affect iron absorption (both haem and non-haem iron) in the short term, but that doesn’t mean you need to avoid dairy or calcium-rich foods. Your overall diet matters more than trying to perfect every individual meal. 7. Don’t supplement blindly. High-dose iron isn’t suitable for everyone, and too much can be harmful. If you’re deficient, your GP can advise on the appropriate treatment and dose. TLDR? Know the signs, get checked when needed, and build iron-rich foods into meals you already enjoy. Hope this helps. Ok love you byeeee x #iron #ironforwomen #ironrecipes #Science
IRON FOR WOMEN: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW 🩷 1. Know the signs. Iron deficiency can cause fatigue, weakness, headaches, breathlessness, palpitations, hair loss and restless legs, amongst other symptoms. These can have other causes too, so don’t self-diagnose based on symptoms alone. 2. Get checked if you’re concerned. Speak to your GP, particularly if you have heavy periods or persistent symptoms. A full blood count checks for anaemia, while ferritin helps assess your iron stores. You can have low iron stores before developing anaemia. If your results are low, ask what they mean - it’s important to understand why your levels are low in the first place. Heavy periods are one possible cause, but they’re not the only one. 3. ⁠Plant foods count. Beans, lentils, chickpeas, tofu, nuts, seeds, wholegrains and iron-fortified cereals all contribute iron. You don’t need to eat meat to get iron, although plant-based iron is generally less readily absorbed. 4. Add vitamin C. Pair plant sources of iron with foods such as peppers, tomatoes, citrus fruit, kiwi or broccoli to help your body absorb more of that non-haem iron. 5. Be mindful of tea and coffee. Their polyphenols can reduce iron absorption when you drink them alongside a meal. If you’re at greater risk of deficiency or trying to improve low iron levels, having them between meals is a practical option. You don’t need to panic about your morning coffee, though. 6. ⁠Don’t ditch dairy. Calcium can affect iron absorption (both haem and non-haem iron) in the short term, but that doesn’t mean you need to avoid dairy or calcium-rich foods. Your overall diet matters more than trying to perfect every individual meal. 7. Don’t supplement blindly. High-dose iron isn’t suitable for everyone, and too much can be harmful. If you’re deficient, your GP can advise on the appropriate treatment and dose. TLDR? Know the signs, get checked when needed, and build iron-rich foods into meals you already enjoy. Hope this helps. Ok love you byeeee x #iron #ironforwomen #ironrecipes #Science

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