Tuesday, 22 September 2015

What is an Anemia and its treatment?



ANEMIA




              Anemia (hematic insufficiency) is the lack of oxygenated blood in the body.

The symptoms are:-

- Paleness of the skin

- Paleness of the eyelids  
                              
- Palen 
- Spoon-shaped fingernails due to lack  of iron

           - Paleness of the gums

           - Brittle hair

           - Increased respiration

           -Paleness of the lips

CAUSES:- 
                    Anemia is caused by the lack of oxygen in the blood. The main cause is a lack of iron (main component of hemoglobin) in the blood. A shortage of proteins, folic acid, Vitamins B6, B12 & C is other causes of anemia.

The best suggested treatment to help combat anemia is:-

                    A balanced diet, eating healthy foods especially those that contain a high amount of iron. Some recommendations: Lentil soup, spinach, egg yolks, dried prunes, broccoli, turnips and whole grains.

Warning:- 
                    If the anemic condition still persists, especially in the case of pregnant women, consult your physician. 

The following is the daily suggested (150 Lb) use
Important Supplement
Suggested daily use
Comments
1.      Multi – minerals
( with iron)
4 tablets daily up to 12 years of age, 12 years to adult – 6 tablets daily (2 tablets with each meal)
Needed for proper composition and body function.
2.      Nutritional shake with Aloe Vera
1 daily of 25 gm. Take with milk or yogurt.
It should contain multi-vitamins, multi-minerals, vegetable proteins, amino-acids, fiber etc.
3.      Alfalfa or Pollen
3 tablets daily. 1 tablet with each meal.
Multi-vitamins and multi-minerals.
                                    Supplementary help
4.      Aloe Vera juice, gel or nectar
4 to 6 ounces daily. 1 or 2 ounces before each meal.
Anti-inflammatory, pain inhibitor, digestive and nutritive.

 Suggested Vitamins and Minerals (Taken daily with meals)
                                                Vitamins
·         Folic acid -  50 mg
·         B6 – 50 mg
·         B12 – 100 mcg
·         C – 500 to 1000 mg


                                               Minerals
·         Iron – 50 to 80 mg




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