Active Iron Women with Active Multivitamin | 30 Iron Capsules & 30 Active Multivitamins | Iron Supplement | High Strength B Vitamins | Non-Constipating | 1-Month Supply

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Liquid Iron Formula’ may not sound especially appetising, but this fruity liquid may be your perfect iron supplement if you can’t stand swallowing tablets. It’s fortified with B vitamins and vitamin C to boost its absorption and efficiency, plus nutritional superstars like probiotic yeast, ocean kelp and rose hips to aid digestion.

Iron in your diet mainly comes from red meat, beans, dark green veg, and nuts and seeds. Unless you eat a lot of this stuff, it can be quite hard to get all the iron you need from food alone, especially if you’ve cut down on red meat for ethical or health reasons. Iron deficiency is also very common in women, especially those who suffer from heavy periods. Active Iron has a range of iron supplements that are suitable for preconception, during pregnancy, and postnatally. Active Iron Pregnancy Plus There are a large variety of reasons why women may not be able to meet their daily iron needs through diet alone including Women who lose a lot of blood during their monthly period (heavy periods) are at higher risk of iron deficiency anaemia and may need to take iron supplements.Professor Mark Ledwidge and his research team continue to investigate new applications in oral iron and the leading asset, Active Iron 2.0, is a novel iron formulation. It has been developed from a range of non-protein carriers, designed to provide strong efficacy, tolerability and stability while additionally presenting in a soluble and palatable solution. Iron is a vital micronutrient that plays an important role,not only in oxygen transport but also in normal energy metabolism, cognitive function, immune function, cell division and the formation of red blood cells and haemoglobin. Despite the importance of iron, nearly 2.1 billion people worldwide are living with insufficient iron levels, regardless of their country of origin or their economic situation. According to the British Dietetic Association and the NHS (UK National Health Services) has set out the following daily recommended intake values for females and males over 11. AGE You can get iron from food, but it may not be absorbed well, and it may not be sufficient to meet your increased requirements during pregnancy.

Supplements are a really easy and affordable way to bump up your body’s iron levels, without having to break the bank (or break your diet) on rump steak. Iron, like most vitamin and mineral supplements, takes a while to build up its levels in your body. So don’t go mad with the supplements if you think they’re not having an effect after the first couple of days. If you do, you may fall prey to the main side-effect of high-dose iron supplements: constipation. Our recommendations are all formulated to avoid constipation, and one ( BetterYou Iron Daily Oral Spray) even bypasses your stomach completely by being sprayed onto your skin. Around 14-20mg of elemental iron is the recommended daily dose for healthy women of childbearing age. But if you’re veggie or you do a lot of high-intensity exercise, then you may also benefit from a 14mg daily supplement, whether you’re male or female. Our lead compound is rapidly broken down by skin esterases to substances that are Generally Regarded as Safe (GRAS) in human use, thus ensuring a lower Toxicology risk. Certain segments of the population are more prone to inadequate iron levels, and turn to iron supplements to keep their iron levels up.Iron is poorly absorbed by the body and many formulations in the market claim to reduce or avoid the common side effects. Some examples include: Avril Flynn is a registered midwife and mum of one. As an expert in women’s health, Avril has been helping women gain knowledge and confidence for years. She takes a holistic approach to ensure parents feel empowered as they navigate parenthood. @AvrilTheMidwife