The object of Mother Nature is to mobilize iron, and thus, the importance of ceruloplasmin is to keep iron moving.
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Iron Toxicity Post #34: Iron dysregulation causes cancer
Accumulation of iron in tissues (unbound) increases the risk of cancer.
Iron Toxicity Post #33: Lyme has a relationship with Iron dysregulation!
Stevia out performs antibiotics with Lyme infection due to its ferric reductase properties.
Iron Toxicity Post #32: How oxidative stress created by iron cause metabolic changes. (Formerly ITP#31)
The ‘rusting’ properties of iron that occur inside our bodies, particularly as it relates to DNA *dings! *, Ascorbic acid, and lipid per-oxidation.
MAG-pie Alert!… #29 TOXICITY OF IRON
MAG-pie Alert!… #29 TOXICITY OF IRON Now, let's pull the curtain ALL the way back: o You point out the sugar issue & it's effect on Calcium & Phosphorous, but where's Maggie. Yes, there 18+ minerals involved in...
Iron Toxicity Post #31: When iron is out of control, it has profound effect on magnesium status!
Do you ever wonder what happens when iron and magnesium get together and the effect of iron overload in the liver on magnesium status?
Iron Toxicity Post #30: How blood pressure gets tweaked
Learn about how the body pH affects magnesium and calcium, its role in intracellular and extracellular matrix, also its impact on blood pressure and insulin.
MAG-pie Alert!… #26 TOXICITY OF IRON: the Iron-ic Ignorance of Blood testing…
MAG-Pie & MAG-net Alert!Post #26 on the Iron-ic Ignorance of Blood testing...I'll make this one short and sweet... (I'm just as sick of ALL of these Posts on Iron as you are... 😉 ) Please read this important...
Iron Toxicity Post #29: Irregular iron blood markers especially low ferritin is code for more magnesium, ceruloplasmin and B2
When iron blood markers show irregularities, especially low ferritin, we know that’s code for the need for more magnesium, ceruloplasmin (bioavailable copper) and riboflavin (B2).