The Surprising Reason You Might Be Low in Iron, According to a New Study
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Reviewed by Dietitian Jessica Ball, M.S., RD Key Points Iron deficiency may be more common than you realize, as it affects approximately two billion people worldwide. With iron deficiency often come less-than-ideal symptoms including fatigue, irritability, light headedness and even exercise …
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