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#1 Vitamin Breast Cancer Patients Need

Doctors now link chronic iron deficiency to an increased risk of cancer. According to a 2015 study, people with iron deficiency anemia face a significantly higher chance of being diagnosed for cancer versus those that don’t. Even worse: the risk of developing cancer - including breast cancer - remains high even five years after the original iron deficiency is diagnosed. Find out more about the relationship with iron deficiency and cancer on our blog.

By Frunutta AdviceOctober 03, 2019

A Quick Guide to Treating Your Iron Deficiency

Iron is a mineral that our body needs to perform many of its functions such as transportation of oxygen by the red blood cells, fighting off infections in infants, children, women, and men, improvement in muscle function and recovery, and improved memory, focus and ability to learn. It is incredibly important to watch your iron levels and make sure you are not deficient. If you are deficient, this quick guide will give you all the information you need to treat your iron deficiency.

By Frunutta AdviceJuly 18, 2019