Iron
Iron (Fe)
- Atomic Number- 26
- RDA- About 1.8 mg for the average adult, but this amount may vary depending on the person.
- Main Food Sources- Chicken, turkey, tuna, peas, raisins, and whole wheat bread.
Iron is essential for the production of red blood cells in your body.
Too much and Too Little
Symptoms Include- joint pain, abdominal pain, and hair loss.
Iron Deficiency- May result in a decrease of hemoglobin levels.
Symptoms Include- Tiredness, weakness, rapid heartbeat, and appetite loss.
Ferrous Sulfate
Email: CVSpharmacy@cvs.com
Website: walgreens.com
Phone: (354)-789-8297
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