Elizabeth,there is nothing you can tell me about Iron or whatever. You are trying to prove me wrong, I know what we spoke about that day, and I do need a reminder from you. What I do know is that you do not know 1/1 of what you are babbling about. If we were talking about iron deficiency I would have told you:

Iron is chiefly important to the human body because it is the main constituent of hemoglobin, cytochrome, and other components of respiratory enzyme systems. A constant although small intake of iron in food is needed to replace erythrocytes that are destroyed in the body processes. Most iron reaches the body in food, where it occurs naturally in the form of iron compounds; these are converted for use in the body by the action of the hydrochloric acid produced in the stomach. This acid separates the iron from the food  and combines with it in a form that is readily assimilable by the body. Vitamin C enhances the absorption of food iron. The administration of alkalis hampers iron absorption.

Iron Deficiencies: The amount of new iron needed every day by the adult body is about 15 mg. A child needs a bit more in proportion to her/his weight; although these amounts are very small, iron deficiencies may cause serious disorders. A common form of anemia results from iron deficiency. A great loss of blood, such as may result bleeding ulcers, hemorrhoids, or injury, may cause a deficiency of iron. Women who  lose plenty of blood in menstruation may have to supplement their diet with iron-rich food.

Iron deficiency sometimes occurs in pregnancy as a result of increased demands on the mother’s blood. Iron deficiency may also occur in infants, since milk contains little iron;although babies are born with an extra supply of hemoglobin, by the age 2, or e months old they need iron-rich food to supplement milk. Iron preparation, such as ferrous sulfate, may be necessary in the treatment of iron deficiency anemia; they should be administered  after meals, and never on an empty stomach, the drugs will cause the person stools to turn dark green, or black; overdosage may cause severe systemic reactions.

Now I am going to leave certain information out , so that you do use it to make yourself a fool as you have already done. However I will tell you hypersensitivity to iron supplements is not uncommon to people with other known allergies. In some people the parenteral administration of iron can cause vomiting, chills, fever, headache, joint pain, and urticaria. Now if you fed you son properly, he would not have come down with iron deficiency. So, here are some food source of Iron which you can feed him which may help. 

Liver is the  richest source of iron, containing enough in 6 oz. for a whole day supply for an adult; other iron rich foods include lean meat, oysters, kidney beans, whole-wheat bread, kale, spinach, egg yolk, turnip tops, beet greens, carrots apricots, and raisins.

And now I am going to confuse your mind because you are to rude: I know you will have no clue what I am talking about here: i.-59 a radioisotope   of iron having a half-life of 45 days; used in ferrokinetics, I am leaving out the rest okay, cause you are already crazy.

I am not going to respond to you crap anymore, I only wasted my time with this only to make you understand, you are not dealing with an idiot, Elizabeth, your intelligence is beneath mine, you can pick up bits and pieces from your so called  welfare nurses, and pseudo welfare bush doctors, but unless you learn it from an academic  institution the rubbish you write matters squat doodle to me!

You see this here: I suggest that your should simply shut up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   that tells me you are no different from the idiots you associates with upstairs your apartment, birds of a feather flocked  together, you are an idiot too, I told you to leave me alone you know. I do not wish to be bothered!

In a message dated 5/23/2014 9:24:15 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, elizabethxavier9 writes:

Here what I spoke to you on that day, it was pertaining to my son who suffered “iron deficiency”, which caused him to slightly anemic–leading to his vision problem.

 

 

I don’t care about what you know about “ION” the term below is spelt “IRON”   That is what I was talking about, when you said it was “ion” just like you told me that the saying is not a “storm before a calm” it is a “calm before a storm” but how can that be?  For everyone, who was going through a calm, would die with worries because they would know that they are heading into a storm–ask yourself how long you would have died, for dying in the physical only happens once. 

Now read below, I am glad that your eyes cannot avoid the heading–I could have left the whole thing for you, but I know that you cannot read and understand more than first paragraph.  This is simply from a quick research–so take a quick look as well, and then I suggest that your should simply shut up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  

Yes I did it again; even worse this time; because I want you to perceive my emotions against your “stupidity”. If you think that it is uneducated to emphasize an exclamation, with the mark, what do you say about the broken English that you write all over the place?

Hemoglobin and Functions of Iron

is an essential element for blood production. About 70 percent of your body’s iron is found in the red blood cells of your blood called hemoglobin and in muscle cells called myoglobin. Hemoglobin is essential for transferring oxygen in your blood from the lungs to the tissues. Myoglobin, in muscle cells, accepts, stores, transports and releases oxygen.

Some foods rich in iron include:

Meat and Poultry

• Lean beef
• Veal
• Pork
• Lamb
• Chicken
• Turkey
• Liver (except fish liver)

Seafood

• Fish
• Mussels
• Shellfish

Vegetables

• Greens, all kinds
• Tofu
• Broccoli
• Sweet Peas
• Brussel Sprouts
• Kale
• Bean Sprouts
• Tomatoes
• Lima Beans
• Potatoes
• Green Beans
• Corn
• Beets
• Cabbage

I have rested my case!  Now write back a thousand books if you care to do so.  I will ignore all; for you cannot teach me or anyone, for that matter, anything; we have everything that we need to know right at our finger tip. Now get that into that bald head of yours

Liz Xavier.