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Iron Toxicity Post #45: Brain aging and Alzheimer’s
Iron accumulation in the brain causes Alzheimer’s disease.
Iron Toxicity Post #44: Iron Elephant
We have all been blind to “The Iron Elephant” in our bodies. Please read this wonderful book by Roberta Crawford
Iron Toxicity Post #43: The ‘gestation and birth’ of iron toxicity
Morley discuss iron levels, hemodilution and pregnancy
Iron Toxicity Post #42: K.I.S.S. Keep it simple searchers!
K.I.S.S. Keep it simple searchers. Learn what happens is when iron, when not properly bound by transport or regulatory proteins, is pro-oxidant, and thus, very toxic to our health. Get the proper tests, not ferritin, to know your real status.
Iron Toxicity Post #41: Anemia of Inflammation and how it relates to anemia
In my ever-continuing efforts to get folks from the entire world over to restore and protect their magnesium (Mg) status, I’ve taken a most unexpected and extended journey into and through the wacky, Byzantine of the most revealing world of iron research. Fortunately,...
MAG-pie Alert!… #37 TOXICITY OF IRON
MAG-pie Alert!… #37 TOXICITY OF IRON MAG-pie & MAG-net Alert... For those who wonder WHY I wear a "Tin Hat" ALL DAY LONG... We're coming up on 25 years of suppression & deception, folks... A votre sante!...
Iron Toxicity Post #40: Medication can cause iron induced oxidative stress!
Pharmaceutical drugs cause collateral damage to the mitochondria. Review the 72 most popular drugs that can impact on the mitochondria.
Iron Toxicity Post #39: excess unbound iron is very bad! Get properly tested.
Low hemoglobin, ferritin, serum iron and saturation are all indications of iron dysregulation caused by low bioavailable copper which is expressed as low ceruloplasmin.
Iron Toxicity Post #38: Why Vitamin D and iron is not a good idea!
Vitamin D and excess unbound iron creates destructive hydroxyl radicals (OH*) in the body.
Iron Toxicity Post #37: There’s no such thing as heart failure!
There’s no such thing as heart failure! Excess, unbound iron activates the mechanisms of apoptosis and cell death and not just in the heart!
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