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What is IRON BISGLYCINATE? IRON BISGLYCINATE is made up of iron bisglycinate; in this form, iron offers the best possible bioavailability, meaning it is very well absorbed by the body. Iron, essential for the production of haemoglobin and certain enzymes, is a metal that combines with certain chelators to form a stable complex. Iron has a vital action, notably on respiratory function and DNA synthesis. It is therefore an element essential to life. There are 3 types of deficiency: √ Iron reserves (ferritin level) are low but iron intake is sufficient. √ Iron intake is low enough to impair red blood cell formation; the body draws on its reserves, but not enough for anaemia to be measurable. √ Iron-deficiency anaemia: The amount of iron in the blood is insufficient to contribute to red blood cell formation. At this stage, red blood cells are smaller than normal and their haemoglobin content is reduced, which decreases the oxygen supply to tissues. Iron-deficiency anaemia is diagnosed by measuring ferritin and haemoglobin levels. A supplement indicated in cases of confirmed iron deficiency to restore energy and reduce tiredness.
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