iron deficiency

November 12, 2002

My question would be is it true iron deficiency, (was iron levels check

specifically?) or was the person told he/she had anemia and to take iron?

You can become anemic from missing a variety of minerals, iron just being

the most common. Copper deficiency will make you anemic, as will an

inability to process VB-12 - that would be called pernicious (sp) anemia. I

m pretty sure there are a couple more things that would make a person anemic

Pam

November 12, 2002

Anna,

Pam is 100% correct, many times anemia is wrongly diagnosed because

of inadequate testing. Iron can be a very dangerous substance to

supplement in its ability to create a serious free radical problem.

The only time one should consider supplementing iron is after a

conclusive " transferritin " test. So my suggestion would be to have

that test. If the transferritin is fine then you do NOT need ANY

iron supplementation and looking to a professional who utilizes

Standard Process would be your best bet. I'm not saying that just

because I am such a professional. Any professional using SP should

find it reasonably simple to help in this situation. Unless there

is some other problem you didn't mention.

Sincerely,

DMM

http://www.cedarcanyonclinic.com

September 16, 2004

Below is a great formula I used for my girlfriend when she had loss of

appetite and low iron. It worked wonders for both cases. (for some reason

low iron and appetite loss are commonly seen together)

Good Luck,

Rob

1 – Cup of Organic Blackstrap Molasses

1 – Cup of Organic Apple Cider Vinegar

All you have to do is mix the two ingredients together and then stir.

Store your mixture in a mason jar or some other glass container.

Refrigeration is not necessary but can be done if you prefer it cold

as some do. The suggested dosage is between two and three tablespoons

a day. If suffering from Arthritis, Osteoporosis or Migraine, I’d

recommend starting off with three, (one before each meal) and continue

for a month. After the first month it would then be best to cut back

to two tablespoons (one in the morning, and one at night) which is

the maintenance dosage.

It is also advisable to take Vitamin E with this formula, to compensate for

the effects of the organic Iron in the Molasses.

Omar Tuzlaci [mystic]

Thursday, September 16, 2004 6:26 PM

Iron deficiency

Dear Friends of Health and Healing

I have a 5 years old son. He has iron deficiency.(Red blood count

10). We have given him all his life all kinds of iron medicines and

nothing seems to be working. Also his appetite is very poor. What

can you recommend.

Thanking you in advance.

Omar Tuzlaci

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September 17, 2004

reply... for Iron deficinecy, check the way you can add Black Strap

molasses to the diet... It is not bad on hot cereals, on ice cream

, on pancakes, lots of kids like a sorghum syrup on their bread and

butter, ( similar to the use of honey ) ..

By the way, is there a chart on the beneficial ingerdients of a

sorghum syrup? This item on the shelf will sugar, and tastes like

a molasses candy... If there is the same kind of

" IRON " in sorghum, as in the Black Strap Molasses... we have another

winner to add to our diet in place

of the desturctive sweets of cane sugar, et al...

muriel of north wast Arkansas..

At 06:09 PM 9/16/2004, you wrote:

>At 03:25 PM 9/16/2004, Omar Tuzlaci wrote:

> >

> >Dear Friends of Health and Healing

> >I have a 5 years old son. He has iron deficiency. (Red blood count

> >10). We have given him all his life all kinds of iron medicines and

> >nothing seems to be working. Also his appetite is very poor. What

> >can you recommend.

> >Thanking you in advance.

> >Omar Tuzlaci

>

>Erythropoietin ( " epo " ) - by prescription.

>

>Bill

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September 17, 2004

reply.. Can sorghum be compared with Black Strap molasses? As a

substitute, perhaps, using sorghum in a stronger percentage to

equal black strap molasses? I am interested

in what elements sorghum can supply.

thanks.

muriel schmidt, nw arkansas..

At 05:36 PM 9/16/2004, you wrote:

>Below is a great formula I used for my girlfriend when she had loss of

>appetite and low iron. It worked wonders for both cases. (for some reason

>low iron and appetite loss are commonly seen together)

>

>Good Luck,

>Rob

>

>1 Cup of Organic Blackstrap Molasses

>

>1 Cup of Organic Apple Cider Vinegar

>

>All you have to do is mix the two ingredients together and then stir.

>Store your mixture in a mason jar or some other glass container.

>Refrigeration is not necessary but can be done if you prefer it cold

>as some do. The suggested dosage is between two and three tablespoons

>a day. If suffering from Arthritis, Osteoporosis or Migraine, I’d

>recommend starting off with three, (one before each meal) and continue

>for a month. After the first month it would then be best to cut back

>to two tablespoons (one in the morning, and one at night) which is

>the maintenance dosage.

>

>It is also advisable to take Vitamin E with this formula, to compensate for

>the effects of the organic Iron in the Molasses.

>

>Omar Tuzlaci [mystic]

>Thursday, September 16, 2004 6:26 PM

>

> Iron deficiency

>

>Dear Friends of Health and Healing

>

>I have a 5 years old son. He has iron deficiency.(Red blood count

>10). We have given him all his life all kinds of iron medicines and

>nothing seems to be working. Also his appetite is very poor. What

>can you recommend.

>

>Thanking you in advance.

>

>Omar Tuzlaci

>

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September 17, 2004

Muriel-

I don't know, but I know the organic black strap molasses and Apple Cider

Vinegar worked wonders for my girlfriend's iron deficiency as well as her

loss of appetite.

A couple of tablespoons a day works wonders!! It is not that bad in taste.

If my girlfriend can do it, then anyone can!!!

Rob

Muriel Schmidt [muriels]

Friday, September 17, 2004 9:17 AM

RE: Iron deficiency