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Extreme Health Radio | Morley Robbins -Does Iron Deficiency Anemia Really Exist? - Morley speaks with Justin from Extreme Health Radio about whether or not iron deficient anemia actually exists. | November 20, 2020

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Iron, Copper and Magnesium are the Key Nutrients | One Radio Network with Patrick Timpone | August 11, 2020

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The minerals and their role for thyroid hormones and your mitochondria. An interview with Morley Robbins about your thyroid hormones’ and energy’s connection to the minerals and vitamins of your body. | 4Health by Anna Sparre | May 10, 2020

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4Health by Anna Sparre | Morley Robbins – Thyroid vs. Mitochondria? Thyroid Conversations 1 (Episode 255b) - The thyroid and your mitochondria! And their connection to minerals and vitamins. What’s really going on in your body? | May 3, 2020

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Better Health Guy | Minerals with Morley Robbins - Episode 73 | January 13, 2020

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Why I detest hormone-D supplementation.

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This post is about the ironic truth of osteoporosis and its origin.

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Blue light, nnEMFs, iron, and their connections to alzheimer's and all neurodegenerative conditions. Alas, melanin, being used as a master iron-trapping agent, is being diverted from its majestic roles in our bodies.

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Excess iron causes calcification all over the body, including the soft tissues and organs. We're talking arterial plaque, cataracts, liver and gallbladder stones, etc.

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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.

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For those who doubted my post on iron overload as the cause of osteoporosis!

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Magnesium and copper are essential for activating alkaline phosphatase and lysyl oxidase in the bone.

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Morley discusses Kate Clancy’s blog/article on the myth that “women who have menstruation will develop iron deficient anemia”.