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How to get enough Iron in a vegetarian diet? |
What's the best way to get iron in a vegetarian diet? I think I've heard that dark green leafy vegetables have it, like Kale and Spinach, but what else? It's not so much the getting enough iron as it is making sure what you ingest is properly absorbed. You can take supplements, but if you're using a lot of cheese and other dairy you should know that it hinders iron absorption. You can always opt to take an iron supplement as well. Check out the link to learn more - it does mention that they're great for vegetarian diets: Green leafy veggies do have it, but beans (especially baked beans with molasses) and beets have more. Yes, it's true dark, leafy vegetables...but also peanut butter, oats, beans, tofu, raisins. Iron keeps your bloodstream viable and healthy. It provides strength and muscle mass/tone. If you have ever had iron deficiency anemia...you would understand the effect of low iron levels. You are weak, easily exhausted, tired all the time. yes, you're right - dark green vegetables such as brocolli and savoy cabbage are high in iron as are pulses. try iron supplements too. Vegetarians need twice as much iron then the average meat eater. This is because there is two types of iron. The first is in meat and is absorbed easily. The other is found in vegetables and other not meat sources and it harder to be absorbed. I would suggest that you take an iron supplement to be able to get all of the iron you need without eating meat. Its stops you becoming anemic. You are right about the dark green veg, and you could take a supplement. |
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