CANPREV Iron Bis-Glycinate 20 Liquid (500 ml)

Helps to prevent iron deficiency anaemia, form red blood cells & support red blood cell functioning

Easy to absorb liquid iron complex with 20mg of iron per tablespoon

High absorption rate without bowel irritation

Vitamins C, and active B6, B12 & folate to help maximize absorption

Description

CanPrev - Iron Bis-Glycinate 20 Liquid - 500 MilliLitre(s) - NPN: 80094756 -- Its a surprising fact that out of all the nutrients, iron happens to be the one women in North America are most deficient in. 35 to 58 percent of young, healthy females experience some degree of low iron levels and the number goes slightly higher during pregnancy. Fatigue, a weakened immune system and impaired brain activity are all symptoms of iron deficiency. By the time youre diagnosed with anaemia, your iron levels can be in the danger zone.A low iron count means your body isnt making enough healthy red blood cells to deliver oxygen from your lungs to your bodys tissues. About 70 percent of the bodys iron is contained in the blood in the form of hemoglobin, a protein in red blood cells that carries and delivers oxygen to tissues in the body for survival. Myoglobin, a protein in the heart and skeletal muscles, also requires iron to function efficiently. Iron is needed for several key enzymes to assist in energy production and metabolism, particularly in DNA construction.Taking a daily iron supplement is a quick and easy way to pump the bodys stores, but not all supplements are free from uncomfortable side effects like constipation, diarrhoea, stomach upset and nausea. CanPrevs Iron Bis-Glycinate 20 liquid contains iron bisglycinate, a chelated iron that is easy to absorb, gentle on the stomach and doesnt cause gastrointestinal upset like those that contain ferrous sulphate can.This liquid formula contains 20 mg of elemental iron in every tablespoon, and is enhanced with vitamins C, B6, B12 and folate, all cofactors that help in the absorption and assimilation of iron for the production of healthy red blood cells.