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Why vitamin C may help you absorb iron from food

Did you know that vitamin C may help your body absorb iron?’* Read on to find out how vitamin C can help you absorb the iron in your diet, and how much vitamin C you need to support iron absorption if you are being treated for iron deficiency.

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Are men at risk of iron deficiency?

Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional deficiency in Australia.² Although it is often thought of as a women’s issue, men are not immune. About 1.2% of Australian men have iron deficiency¹, however elite athletes, or those following a vegan or vegetarian diet are at higher risk.² Here’s what men need to know about iron deficiency.

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3 ways to find balance during holidays

Going on holidays should be a time for restoration and relaxation, but do you sometimes feel overwhelmed? You might feel pressure to socialise, guilt around treats and holiday foods and anxiety about disrupted health routines. Read on for some tips on moderation, prioritising your time and taking care of you to make the most of your time off.

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5 tips to help you remember your Ferro-grad C®

Forgetfulness is key reason that people do not take their iron medication, according to a survey of pregnant women and new mums being treated at an Australian hospital.¹ Read on for practical tips to help you remember to take Ferro-grad C® for medically diagnosed iron deficiency.

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Why you shouldn’t stop your iron treatment too soon

Did you know that you should usually take Ferro-grad C® for 3 to 6 months,¹ and you should continue taking it until your doctor confirms your iron stores are replenished?¹ Read on to find out more about using therapeutic oral iron supplements to treat medically diagnosed iron deficiency.

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