Detoxify For Life – June 3rd 2010 Voice America
The problem with iron is that too little iron leads to a whole range of health problems, and too much iron leads to acceleration of the aging and degenerative processes.
Iron overload disorders account for the most common genetic disorders known – but all too often go unrecognized and undiagnosed to the peril of those who suffer with these disorders.Once the diagnosis has been made, the treatment is relatively simple and is often lifesaving.
Dr. Cline MD and Dr. Chris Whittington MD discuss the importance of not missing the diagnosis of Hemochromatosis which is often overlooked. Click her to listen to the Discussion
Hemochromatosis Treatment
The mainstay of hemochromatosis treatment is bloodletting also known as phlebotomy or venesection. This treatment is life long after diagnosis. Severe cases of hemochromatosis may need up to and sometimes more than the 10g of iron … [Read More...]
What are Symptoms of Hemochromatosis
Probably the greatest difficulty in diagnosing early hemochromatosis is that it is non-specific and the symptoms are vague. Many sufferers are often diagnosed with the “flu” or “chronic fatigue syndrome”. Some have suffered years where they … [Read More...]
