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I've been told i'm anemic, What's the best way to get iron into your body?

 

Supplements or food?

 

The wife was diagnosed with this about a year ago, she eats plenty of cooked liver, drinks tonic wine and has iron supplement pills from the chemist, if your taking the tablets allways have them with a meal best if you have them with fish or something along those lines as the oils break down the tablet into your body, if you just take the tablets on the go with out digesting any food they just pass straight through doing no good.:icon14:

 

ps don't drink the tonic wine in half pints as i did,hangovers a :vollkommenauf:killer

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