Packed with info, this is a hemochromatosis "classic" written by Cheryl Garrison who co-founded the Iron Disorders Institute. She's had a big impact on educating patients and doctors alike on the symptoms, treatment, and implications of hemochromatosis.
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This is a touching and inspirational read. It can help anyone understand the difficulties a family can face when someone has hemochromatosis, and one woman's fight to spread the word about this often overlooked disease. (I'm not sure why, but this is a really expensive book to get via hardcover/paperback - it's much cheaper to get the Kindle version)
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This is a fast read with unique insight into the dangers of excess iron - not only for people with hemochromatosis, but for anyone wanting to protect their health! P.D. Mangan offers practical advice for ideal iron levels and cites a lot of interesting studies about the damaging effects of excess iron on the body.
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Hands down the most fascinating explanation of the development of hemochromatosis and the role iron has played in human evolution. Just FYI - this book discusses a bunch of different diseases, and only the first chapter is dedicated to hemochromatosis.
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Offering tips and advice for dealing with hemochromatosis, this book explains how to live best with hemochromatosis from a naturopathic doctor's point of view.
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