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noHello Health experts

I just got a call from my doc stating that my red blood cell count is extremely low...and that I am severely anemic and my vitamin d is extremely low.... how can I salvage myself with health foods?3LAPG



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You must get sunlight every day.  Vitamin D is made in the skin by the Sun.  Get 15 minutes of Sun every day.  If you live in a climate where there is not much Sun use a Sun lamp.  Also be sure to:

  • Decrease sugar and starch intake
  • Increase protein intake.  Whey powder protein is the best
  • Deep slow belly breathing
  • Drink plenty of fresh clean water

Let us know how you are doing.

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Eat organ meats like liver.



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hello,,
hemoglobin is the protein in red blood cells that allow them to carry oxygen, yo body needs iron to make hemoglobin,,just try
>foods that are rich in iron like (spinach, brown rice, beet, cabbage, cherries, whole wheat, fenugreek)....

>food that are high in protein like (eggs, meats, dairy products)....

>foods that are in rich of vitamin B like fruits...

>don't forget beet root, it stimulate hemoglobin production therefore it should b taken everyday...

GET WELL SOON

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