November 14, 2024

Labstories Ep. 10: Hemoglobin Explained by A Doctor!

4 minutes

Hemoglobin! Learn what hemoglobin is, what causes low hemoglobin, what causes anemia, what the symptoms of anemia are, how to fix anemia, as well as some good nutrition and supplement recommendations! Hemoglobin has 3 parts: Iron: heme, globins, and iron. It is the most important protein in the body, the main component of red blood cells, and carries oxygen from the lungs to the tissues using iron. Low hemoglobin is anemia. The most common cause of low hemoglobin is bleeding. The symptoms of anemia are shortness of breath and fatigue. The signs of anemia are pale skin and eyes. You can fix low hemoglobin and low iron by stopping the bleeding, eating iron rich foods, and taking iron supplements.

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^^^Sorry I mentioned Feramax as heme iron in the video but meant Proferrin!

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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:33 Hemoglobin Explained
1:22 Anemia
1:44 Most Common Cause of Low Hemoglobin
2:01 How Bleeding Causes Anemia
2:25 Symptoms of Anemia
2:52 3 Steps to Fix Hemoglobin & Iron
02:57 Stop the Bleeding
03:18 Eat More Iron
03:58 Take a Supplement
4:23 What to do Next

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