Iron is an essential component of hemoglobin in your red blood cells and it carries oxygen from your lungs to every part of your body.
The most common nutritional disorder is iron deficiency anemia [IDA], and accounts for nearly half of all anemia cases. This is most prevalent among preschool children and women.
Your iron levels affect many vital functions in your body, including your energy and focus, gastrointestinal processes, your immune system and the regulation of your body temperature.
HemeBOOST helps to prevent iron deficiency and its anemia with lower side effects compared to traditional salt irons. (resource)
HemeBOOST contains naturally sourced of heme iron polypeptide, it does not require any further biochemical conversion in the body. (resource)
Why is oral iron important?
Iron is an essential component of hemoglobin in your red blood cells and it carries oxygen from your lungs to every part of your body.
The most common nutritional disorder is iron deficiency anemia [IDA], and accounts for nearly half of all anemia cases. This is most prevalent among preschool children and women.
Your iron levels affect many vital functions in your body, including your energy and focus, gastrointestinal processes, your immune system and the regulation of your body temperature.
HemeBOOST helps to prevent iron deficiency and its anemia with lower side effects compared to traditional salt irons. (resource)
HemeBOOST contains naturally sourced of heme iron polypeptide, it does not require any further biochemical conversion in the body. (resource)
- Feeling tired
- Paleness
- Difficulty breathing
- Fast heartbeat
- Dizziness
- Headache
- Moodiness
Most Common
Symptoms
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Most Common
Symptoms
- Feeling tired
- Paleness
- Difficulty breathing
- Fast heartbeat
- Dizziness
- Headache
- Moodiness
Oral iron supplements are often recommended for people to help treat or prevent symptoms of low iron and improve their blood levels of:
– Ferritin: a blood cell protein that contains iron and indicates how much iron your body stores.
– Hemoglobin: a protein molecule in red blood cells.
Two main types of iron
The iron that we consume in our daily diet and iron supplements may be categorized into two types based on their source of iron: non heme and heme iron.
Non heme iron is primarily sourced from plants. There are many varieties of non heme iron’s on the market made from salts such as ferric and ferrous salts. These products require conversion in the intestine before the iron can be absorbed. This process creates by-products which can lead to severe constipation and nausea.
Heme iron supplements such as HemeBOOST comes from meat and the iron is in the same form that is present in our own red blood cells. There is no absorption conversion required in the gut and thus no residual by-products that aggravate the intestine.
Oral iron supplements are often recommended for people to help treat or prevent symptoms of low iron and improve their blood levels of:
– Ferritin: a blood cell protein that contains iron and indicates how much iron your body stores.
– Hemoglobin: a protein molecule in red blood cells.
Two main types of iron
The iron that we consume in our daily diet and iron supplements may be categorized into two types based on their source of iron: non heme and heme iron.
Non heme iron is primarily sourced from plants. There are many varieties of non heme iron’s on the market made from salts such as ferric and ferrous salts. These products require conversion in the intestine before the iron can be absorbed. This process creates by-products which can lead to severe constipation and nausea.
Heme iron supplements such as HemeBOOST comes from meat and the iron is in the same form that is present in our own red blood cells. There is no absorption conversion required in the gut and thus no residual by-products that aggravate the intestine.
Why HemeBOOST?
Can take with or without food
Contains 11.6 mg of elemental iron
Easy to swallow
Direct Absorption
Approved by Health Canada
Recommended for adults
Less risk of gastrointestinal effects
Recommended by healthcare professionals and Pharmacists
Lactose free
Recommended for pregnant and breast-feeding women
Free of all types of major allergens
Made in Canada
HemeBOOST
- Direct absorption.
- Very high bioavailability.
- Minimal side effects.
- Easy dosing with or without food.
VS
Non heme iron
- Indirect absorption.
- Much lower than heme iron bioavailability.
- Potential side effects as nausea, constipation, cramps and vomiting.
- Acidic environment required (vitamin C) without food. Avoid tea, coffee, calcium around dosing time.
HemeBOOST
- Direct absorption.
- Very high bioavailability.
- Minimal side effects.
- Easy dosing with or without food.
VS
Non heme iron
- Indirect absorption.
- Much lower than heme iron bioavailability.
- Potential side effects as nausea, constipation, cramps and vomiting.
- Acidic environment required (vitamin C) without food. Avoid tea, coffee, calcium around dosing time.
How do I take HemeBOOST?
Dosing
Take one tablet 2 to 3 times a day with or without food, or as directed by your doctor. In pregnancy, 1 tablet 3 times a day throughout the gestation period. Advised to take a few hours before or after taking other medications.
Pregnancy & Lactation
Throughout the gestation period in pregnancy and during breast-feeding, take one tablet 1 to 3 times a day, with prior consultation from a healthcare provider.
Naturally sourced
product
HemeBOOST contains bovine animal product.
Contraindications & Allergen Warnings
Consult a medical advisor before consuming, if you have anemia, hereditary hemachromatosis, or other conditions of iron overloading [including blood transfusions] and/or gastrointestinal concerns, or using methyldopa or other iron containing products.
Allergen warnings – a very serious allergic reaction to this product is rare. Persons with known allergies to meat products should not consume this product. HemeBOOST is free of all common allergens.
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