Dr Spray's® Iron Boost
Dr Spray's® Iron Boost
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Dr Spray's® Iron Boost

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Iron is an essential mineral that is needed to help transport oxygen throughout the body.  It is found in every cell of the body and is an important component of hemoglobin in red blood cells.  

Without sufficient iron, the body cannot make enough healthy oxygen-carrying red blood cells. This may result in fatigue or exhaustion, which can affect many functions in the body.

Protect yourself and your family with Dr Spray's® molecular spray system® 

🇺🇸 Proudly made in the USA with medical grade materials.

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6 Pack20% Off

 

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A lack of red blood cells results in “Iron Deficiency Anemia”.  Exhaustion from insufficient iron that results in less than normal amounts of oxygen in the body can affect everything from brain function to the immune system’s ability to fight off infections.  Iron deficiency in pregnant women may increase the baby’s risk of being born too early or smaller than normal.

Iron has other important functions too.  It is necessary to maintain healthy cells in skin, hair and nails.

Those who may need more iron are:

Pregnant or breast-feeding women.
Those with kidney failure, especially on dialysis
If you have an ulcer
If you have a gastrointestinal disorder that prevents the body from absorbing iron (celiac disease, Crohn’s disease, etc.)
If you take too many antacids
After weight loss surgery
If you work out a lot.
Vegetarians and vegans may need extra iron, as the body does not absorb iron found in plants as well as it absorbs iron from meat.
Some signs of iron deficiency may be:

Fatigue, pale skin, difficulty exercising
Shortness of breath
Rapid heartbeat
Cold hands and feet
Brittle or spoon shaped finger nails
Hair loss
Sore tongue or sores at the corners of the mouth
Crave strange substances (dirt, clay, etc.)
DO NOT GIVE IRON SUPPLEMENTS TO CHILDREN WITHOUT THE EXPRESS CONSENT OF A PHYSICIAN.

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Iron is an essential mineral that is needed to help transport oxygen throughout the body.  It is found in every cell of the body and is an important component of hemoglobin in red blood cells.  

Without sufficient iron, the body cannot make enough healthy oxygen-carrying red blood cells. This may result in fatigue or exhaustion, which can affect many functions in the body.

Protect yourself and your family with Dr Spray's® molecular spray system® 

🇺🇸 Proudly made in the USA with medical grade materials.

QuantityDiscount
3 Pack10% Off
6 Pack20% Off

 

Additional Information

A lack of red blood cells results in “Iron Deficiency Anemia”.  Exhaustion from insufficient iron that results in less than normal amounts of oxygen in the body can affect everything from brain function to the immune system’s ability to fight off infections.  Iron deficiency in pregnant women may increase the baby’s risk of being born too early or smaller than normal.

Iron has other important functions too.  It is necessary to maintain healthy cells in skin, hair and nails.

Those who may need more iron are:

Pregnant or breast-feeding women.
Those with kidney failure, especially on dialysis
If you have an ulcer
If you have a gastrointestinal disorder that prevents the body from absorbing iron (celiac disease, Crohn’s disease, etc.)
If you take too many antacids
After weight loss surgery
If you work out a lot.
Vegetarians and vegans may need extra iron, as the body does not absorb iron found in plants as well as it absorbs iron from meat.
Some signs of iron deficiency may be:

Fatigue, pale skin, difficulty exercising
Shortness of breath
Rapid heartbeat
Cold hands and feet
Brittle or spoon shaped finger nails
Hair loss
Sore tongue or sores at the corners of the mouth
Crave strange substances (dirt, clay, etc.)
DO NOT GIVE IRON SUPPLEMENTS TO CHILDREN WITHOUT THE EXPRESS CONSENT OF A PHYSICIAN.

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