Guest guest Posted January 3, 2002 Report Share Posted January 3, 2002 FriendsForHealthNaturally, " Robin Stone " <rstone@k...> wrote: Good food sources of iron is best gotten from unrefined foods. Some of the best food sources for iron found in food are seaweed's, and micro algae such as spirulina. Folic acid is essentially important and is found in chlorophyll rich foods, leafy greens and sprouts. To increase iron absorbstion, alfalfa leads the list, rich in chlorophyll. It contains enzymes which help the body to assimilate protein, fats and carbohydrates. Alfalfa contains important nutrients and protein, carotene, calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, sodium, sulfur, silicon, chlorine, cobalt, zinc, as well as the vitamins K and P. Cherries also contain an excellent source of iron for poor blood disorders such as anima. Elaine knew what she was doing when she sent out her recipe for Hummus. Chick peas, also known as gabonzo beans contain more iron than any other legume and its an good source of unsaturated fats. In order for the body to absorb iron from foods we eat, be sure you are getting adequate copper and B vitamins, including vitamin C. Taken from Healing with Whole Foods, by Paul Pitchford. You gotta eat, so why not eat for your health. Robin rstone@k... http://www.kua.net/~rstone http://www.FriendsForHealthNaturally It is not the truth that will heal you, but the knowledge of the truth. --- End forwarded message --- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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