RE: 🩸 Why I Still Roll Up My Sleeve: The Real Reason I Donate Blood
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This is the first time that I'm hearing of a hyper-iron-hording imbalance. Most people are deficient in iron, and you're on overload. I know that cilantro combined with Chlorella can remove heavy metals from the body, but I have no idea how that might work with iron. Governmental laws are designed to be the opposite of maximum mutual benefit, sadly, so I'm not at all surprised. I'm glad that things worked out for you to be able to contribute at least most of your blood. I appreciate your care, brother. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙
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Yes indeed! Most people have iron deficiency, which makes iron overload a very complicated thing to explain to people :-) But it does exist, and it is lethal, but good treatment and care does expand life expectancy dramatically, so that's a good thing. It is said that it is a deviation that got picked up and survived due to the vikings, who, due to this Iron Overload, were able to be at sea for really extended periods without becoming sick, since they had extra iron reserves...
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I'm glad that there are ways to work with it. That's fascinating about the Vikings. So you just have to go to sea for months? 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙
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Yup! That's actually the preferred way of staying healthy, and sane :-D lol
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