Hemochromatosis. The Silent Killer

[gr8vibes2]

A 1:200 ratio! I bet it's more like 1:2 that have too much iron in their blood, that would be all men. This is one reason why I believe men die younger than women since women lose blood during menstuation.

[marktsheppard]

...this dude is either an actor... or a victim of the medial industry... becase doctors prescribe pills and medication with way too many side effects... and they cause more long term damage then any virus or disease... and the medical establishment lives off of their patients... the same way as crooked mechanics... becase they need you to came back... and to go "under the knife" ...and to amputate... or to slowly ruin you liver... or your immune system... ...and "to bleed you dry" financially

[zethiopia]

thank you for posting

[gdixon46143]

Excellent!

[jayphill16]

hey man you are very informed about hemochromatosis. i am 17 ahd i have hemochromatosis it has caused me to go blind which was repaired with surgery and psudotumor cerbri. it caused me high blood pressure, osteoperosis, and many other symptoms like i'm tired all the time and its hard to concentrate. i was wondering do you have The disease too?

[truthbeeeetold]

@jayphill16 Hey there I just read what you wrote. Hopefully you don't mind me writing you. I have Hemochromotosis as well and my eyes really struggle. I have trouble concentrating and reading and watching television. After an orgasm my eyes really struggle and my body is in severe pain. At one point my iron level was at 1200 and now I have it down to 500 but I still struggle with chronic fatigue, joint pain and trouble with my concentration. Is there anything you can tell me to help me out?

[gr8vibes2]

@truthbeeeetold apples and lettuce, juice them and chase it down with your favorite drink if you don't like the taste.

for the fatigue take alert pills college students use. helps me gain over an hour a day additional awake time.

[wpat007]

The dude seems to be very well informed.