Milk thistle is one of the most highly recommended supplements for hemochromatosis. Benefits include:
- blocks iron absorption
- anti-inflammatory
- protects liver
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If you don't like swallowing pills, then tinctures are for you. Try adding milk thistle drops to your water or beverage of choice. Tinctures are also super convenient for throwing into a backpack or purse and bringing with you on the go. I like Mary Ruth's Milk Thistle Seed Extract because it's alcohol free.
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Full of antioxidants - especially the almighty EGCG - green tea extract can be useful for anyone with hemochromatosis.
- aids in cellular functioning
- helps to prevent oxidation caused by excess iron
- improves organ health
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If you want the mood-boosting and stress-relieving benefits of L-theanine in green tea, then this one's for you.
- supports nervous system health
- helps to relieve feelings of fear and anxiety
- may mitigate mood changes associated with iron overload
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Turmeric is an iron-chelator, meaning it pulls iron out of your cells so your body can dispose of it, lowering your overall iron storage levels.
According to Dr. Eric Lewis, turmeric is the “BEST natural remedy shown by clinical research to reliably reduce the build-up of iron in the body.”
Learn more about turmeric here.
Use this to relax - you'll only need a couple of drops. Studies show vervain relieves tension and even helps you sleep. It's not an herb you commonly hear of, but it's one you'll want to get familiar with.
- lowers iron absorption
- reduces inflammation
- relaxant and sleep-aid
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