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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 #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 #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.
Iron Toxicity Post #28: Stop allowing ferritin only blood test!
Stop allowing ferritin-only blood tests. Ferritin is coming from damaged cells and has leaked its pro-oxidant iron load.
Iron Toxicity Post #20: Iron dysregulation and magnesium deficiency are at the heart of most, if not all, chronic conditions.
Iron dysregulation and magnesium deficiency are at the heart of most, if not all, chronic conditions.
Iron Toxicity Post #18: Most on this planet are dealing with ‘Subclinical Iron Overload’
Heart disease and neurodegenerative conditions and how unbound iron kills our mitochondria.
Iron Toxicity Post #16: A ‘primer’ on the TOTAL relationship of Copper and Iron Metabolism
Morley shares a master thesis on ceruloplasmin and the importance on neurological diseases and the molecular linker between the copper and iron metabolism.
Iron Toxicity Post #15: For those who are or know someone who is struggling with Endometriosis
Endometriosis and iron overload.
Iron Toxicity Post #9: Bioavailable copper is essential to reduce iron-induced hydroxyl radical (*OH)!
Morley speaks on an article he found regarding the effects of iron overload on cardiomyocytes (heart) and how important ceruloplasmin is in managing that iron.