Health and Fitness Articles

Iron is one of the most important minerals within the body, but unfortunately recurrent iron deficiency is one of the most common nutritional imbalances I see clinically, with many women unable to regulate their levels long term despite iron infusions and multiple supplements. If you’re feeling tired all the time, struggling with brain fog, or noticing hair loss, low iron might be a big piece of the puzzle. And before you go grabbing any old iron supplement, it’s important to understand why your iron levels might be low in the first place and what you can do about it.

Hey there, ladies! Are you feeling drained, foggy, or just plain exhausted more often than you’d like? Trust me, you’re definitely not alone. Research shows that 1 in 4 Australian women are low in iron, which often leaves us grappling with low energy and that relentless, bone-deep fatigue.

In today’s food market, it seems as though every packet, jar or tub is emblazoned with buzzwords like “all natural,” “organic,” or “gluten-free.” Yet, as many savvy consumers have discovered, a health halo can disguise a multitude of hidden additives and sugar-laden ingredients. With manufacturers artfully crafting front-of-pack messages that paint their products in the healthiest light, it’s all too easy to be misled.