Advanced Iron Complex (formerly Ferrasorb)

Iron is essential to the formation and function of healthy red blood cells.* An adequate amount of iron in the diet is required for blood cells to efficiently transport oxygen throughout the body. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC), up to 16 percent of individuals in certain populations are deficient in iron.Individuals who are prone to be iron or B vitamin deficient include: Individuals looking for nutritional support for anemia  Women of menstruating age Individuals who follow a vegan or vegetarian diet Older individuals and others who tend to have less stomach acid Individuals who have undergone gastric bypass surgery Those who have intestinal conditions that affect nutrient absorption Individuals with an autoimmune disorder Signs of an iron deficiency: Fatigue or weakness Shortness of breath Pale skin Cold hands and feet Feeling lightheaded or dizzy Changes in menstrual cycles Decreased athletic performance  Iron is difficult for the body to absorb, and supplem