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Keywords: iron; diet; health 1. Introduction Iron deficiency and iron deficiency anemia are serious public health problems throughout the life cycle in both industrialized and developing countries, with negative consequences on maternal and child mortality, cognitive and physical development of children,...
The roles of iron in health and disease Pauline T.Lieu, ...YoungYang, inMolecular Aspects of Medicine, 2001 Being one of the most abundant metals in the human body, iron plays important roles in cellular processes such as the synthesis of DNA, RNA, and proteins; electron transport; cellula...
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Intravenous iron is also beneficial in many illnesses associated with iron deficiency and anaemia, such as; gastrointestinal disease, heart disease, cancer therapy and patients undergoing operations. Read our current Newsletter or watch the importance of anemia in women’s health webinar. ...
Effects on the physical condition score of the SF-12 were mainly due to less interference of pain with normal work (P = 0.003), and less limitations in work or other activities as a result of physical health (P = 0.012) being reported in the FeSO4 group. The effect of treatment on ...
K.L.Beck, inEncyclopedia of Food and Health, 2016 Dietary Factors Affecting Iron Absorption Iron absorptioninvolves the entry, movement through, and release of iron from the intestinal cell to the circulation. There are two main types of iron in the diet, absorbed through different pathways in ...
Iron homeostasis is therefore essential to maintaining health. For example, iron deficiency leads to anemia, whereas iron overload can lead to the formation of free radicals, which cause lipid peroxidation, DNA damage, and changes in other bioactive molecules. Thus, iron overload has been ...
In one study, women who suffered from low iron levels reported lower physical and mental energy when compared to women with no history of iron deficiency. They experienced a state of “constant tiredness,” suggesting that iron deficiency can be linked with decreased health and well-being and ...