Im back :)

[Opti]

I agree with zarfas. If you are male you can't have too low iron, that is impossible unless you are constantly bleeding from somewhere.

[ofonorow]

? Low iron is the definition, practically, of anemia. Women aren't the only ones to become anemic.

Also if you read Levy/Huggins - UNINFORMED CONSENT - you learn one of the reasons mercury is dangerous - it can substitute for iron in red blood corpuscles. By taking up the spot normally used by iron in hemoglobin, oxygen cannot be carried properly, meaning other cells cannot get oxygen. First symptom, tiredness. Iron molecules come and go, but mercury cannot be dislodged from the HG molecule.

[confused1]

Been on Vit C protocol for 9 months now, going to give it another 6 months get calcium scan and see if there's any improvement.

I came across this and thought you might find it interesting.
http://knowledgeofhealth.com/dietary-in ... #more-1422