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Raising ferritin FAST (a how-to, not a question)
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<blockquote data-quote="FDV70" data-source="post: 243267" data-attributes="member: 43104"><p>You can't. This is a REALLY long explanation, but high ferritin in cases of hemochromatosis happens after years, and I mean decades, of high serum iron because ferroportin lets all of it slip out of cells. Eventually there is so much iron that it has nowhere to go and starts piling up like a clogged drain at age 60 to 65 or so. Anyone doing my protocol with hemochomatosis will make their hemoglobin worse. That ferritin of 34 will never go over 50, about. Roughly. It's cellular overflow from things like liver cell injury. I mean like the explanation is LONG, but without hepcidin (which is what hemochrom is, it is either a lack of hepcidin, or too little, or the body cannot use it, there are 4 types of hemochrom known and 2 subtypes) you cannot predictably build ferritin. Unless you seriously overload your body, and then you are piling iron up to the point where it clogs cells and ferritin goes up unpredictably. Like to 500, and your doctor goes "Good God man, let's get you phlebotomized..."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FDV70, post: 243267, member: 43104"] You can't. This is a REALLY long explanation, but high ferritin in cases of hemochromatosis happens after years, and I mean decades, of high serum iron because ferroportin lets all of it slip out of cells. Eventually there is so much iron that it has nowhere to go and starts piling up like a clogged drain at age 60 to 65 or so. Anyone doing my protocol with hemochomatosis will make their hemoglobin worse. That ferritin of 34 will never go over 50, about. Roughly. It's cellular overflow from things like liver cell injury. I mean like the explanation is LONG, but without hepcidin (which is what hemochrom is, it is either a lack of hepcidin, or too little, or the body cannot use it, there are 4 types of hemochrom known and 2 subtypes) you cannot predictably build ferritin. Unless you seriously overload your body, and then you are piling iron up to the point where it clogs cells and ferritin goes up unpredictably. Like to 500, and your doctor goes "Good God man, let's get you phlebotomized..." [/QUOTE]
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