Are you exhausted from searching for recipes that “work” for hemochromatosis? In your attempt to lower your iron levels, you may be scanning food labels and googling ingredients online – it’s easy to start thinking you should “avoid” pretty much everything, leaving you wondering how on earth you’re going to keep this up for years to come. Thankfully, there are solutions – simple tricks help to minimize your intake of iron. Here are nine straightforward, easy-to-understand mealtime tips for anyone with iron overload.
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After probing the internet for articles, books, scientific research, opinions, guidelines, tools, and basically anything that’s got the word “hemochromatosis” in it, I’ve rounded up the ones that I found most helpful. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or a seasoned pro in the world of hemochromatosis, I hope this content can assist you!
Continue reading4 surprising activities to avoid if you have hemochromatosis
If you’re anything like me, you work hard to educate yourself on hemochromatosis and to “stay on top of it”- you get routine phlebotomies and you regularly test your iron levels. Even with treatment and awareness, controlling your iron levels can feel confusing. When I started learning about hemochromatosis, I stumbled across some info that caught me off guard. I discovered four activities I took part in all the time – potentially unhealthy activities for someone with hemochromatosis that I hadn’t been paying attention to when I should have. Here are four activities you should watch out for when you have hereditary hemochromatosis – they might surprise you.
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Continue readingINTERVIEW WITH THE HAPPY OLD LADY
“I experienced pain in joints for years, but I always thought my days as a runner was the reason. My heart fluttering started 3 months before my diagnosis.
I continue to experience joint pain and I am scheduled for an MRI of my liver and heart so I feel very nervous about those results.”
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“I experienced pain in joints for years, but I always thought my days as a runner was the reason. My heart fluttering started 3 months before my diagnosis.
I continue to experience joint pain and I am scheduled for an MRI of my liver and heart so I feel very nervous about those results.”
Read more from Shellshocked in the full post.
Continue readingINTERVIEW WITH BATTLE ON
“I experienced pain in joints for years, but I always thought my days as a runner was the reason. My heart fluttering started 3 months before my diagnosis.
I continue to experience joint pain and I am scheduled for an MRI of my liver and heart so I feel very nervous about those results.”
Read more from Shellshocked in the full post.
Continue readingINTERVIEW WITH SC IRON WOMAN
“I experienced pain in joints for years, but I always thought my days as a runner was the reason. My heart fluttering started 3 months before my diagnosis.
I continue to experience joint pain and I am scheduled for an MRI of my liver and heart so I feel very nervous about those results.”
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“I experienced pain in joints for years, but I always thought my days as a runner was the reason. My heart fluttering started 3 months before my diagnosis.
I continue to experience joint pain and I am scheduled for an MRI of my liver and heart so I feel very nervous about those results.”
Read more from Shellshocked in the full post.
Continue readingINTERVIEW WITH ANONYMOUS
“I experienced pain in joints for years, but I always thought my days as a runner was the reason. My heart fluttering started 3 months before my diagnosis.
I continue to experience joint pain and I am scheduled for an MRI of my liver and heart so I feel very nervous about those results.”
Read more from Shellshocked in the full post.
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