HEMOCHROMATOSIS: Iron Overload Can Lead to HAIR LOSS - How to Fix

HEMOCHROMATOSIS: Iron Overload Can Lead to HAIR LOSS - How to Fix
Discover how iron overload, known as hemochromatosis, can lead to hair loss and various health complications. In this video, learn about the genetic condition where the body struggles to process excess iron, resulting in elevated ferritin levels and potential organ damage. Find out the impact on your liver, kidneys, and overall inflammation. Stay tuned to uncover effective ways to address and manage hemochromatosis to prevent hair loss and safeguard your health.
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[@hadhad129]

last i checked it was high like 3x the max but was low as a kid ill check again soon i got the request just gotta do it and see. ill say i do have inflamed hairline and red and itchiness idk if too much carbs recently too

[@Layla32193]

So low iron will cause hair loss and vice versa 🙂

[@Aks-ng5eq]

The topic is very good but the video presentation isn't.

[@kitti4freedom961]

So remove the heavy metal first.

[@Purpatratur]

Well yes if you have this disease you’re going to have to draw blood every 2 months

[@amnasafdar5068]

How to reduce ferritin level?

[@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist]

Reducing ferritin levels, especially in the context of hemochromatosis, involves several strategies. Firstly, regular phlebotomy (blood removal) is a common treatment to lower iron levels in the body. Dietary changes can also help; avoiding iron-rich foods and supplements, particularly those high in heme iron (found in red meat), is advisable. Additionally, consuming foods that inhibit iron absorption, such as those high in calcium or certain plant compounds like polyphenols, can be beneficial. It's essential to work closely with a healthcare provider to monitor and manage iron levels effectively. Melissa Fox (Customer Service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/

[@amnasafdar5068]

Thanks for your response