Pure Health Tri-Iron: A Complete and Reliable Solution for Iron Deficiency Anemia

Why Do Traditional Iron Supplements Cause Problems?

Ferrous sulfate tablets have long been the first choice for treating anemia due to their low price.

But the problem is that only a small portion of the iron in these tablets is absorbed in the intestines.

The remaining amount stays in the digestive tract, where it irritates the stomach and intestinal lining, leading to the well-known side effects.

Additionally, many elements in food and drink – such as tea, coffee, and whole grains – can interfere with the absorption of this type of iron, binding to it and forming insoluble compounds, which reduces its benefit.

Therefore, the low cost of traditional treatment hides a real cost of low efficacy, poor tolerance, and patient non-compliance.

What's the Secret Behind Ferrous Bisglycinate?

Ferrous bisglycinate is a true breakthrough in the world of iron supplements.

It's not an ordinary salt, but a "chelated" compound, where the iron ion is bound to two molecules of the amino acid "glycine."

This unique structure gives it fantastic advantages:

• Stomach Protection: The molecule is stable and neutral, so it doesn't irritate the stomach or intestines like traditional salts.
• Better Absorption: Instead of being absorbed as a free ion, the entire molecule is absorbed through the channels dedicated to absorbing amino acids in the intestine.
• This different pathway makes its absorption more efficient and less affected by inhibitors in food.
• Fewer Side Effects: Because of this absorption efficiency, the therapeutic result can be achieved with a lower dose of iron, which reduces the amount of iron left in the gut and thus minimizes side effects.

This makes ferrous bisglycinate the ideal choice for those with sensitive stomachs, pregnant women, or anyone who has failed to tolerate traditional supplements.

What is the Evidence of Its Effectiveness?

The benefits of ferrous bisglycinate aren't just that it's gentler on the stomach; it is also very effective at achieving the two main goals of treatment:

1. Raising hemoglobin levels in the blood quickly to alleviate anemia symptoms like fatigue.
2. Rebuilding the body's iron stores (measured by ferritin levels), which is crucial for preventing the anemia from returning.

Studies have shown that treatment with ferrous bisglycinate not only raises hemoglobin effectively but is also more capable than ferrous sulfate at replenishing ferritin stores.

In fact, some studies found that ferritin levels remain high even months after stopping treatment compared to traditional iron.

This means that treatment with this form of iron doesn't just treat current symptoms; it ensures a long-lasting recovery.

Vitamin C: The Absorption Booster

Adding Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) to the formula isn't random; it's a calculated step to maximize the body's utilization of iron.

Vitamin C works in two ways:

• It converts iron into its easily absorbable form inside the stomach.
• It forms a protective shield around the iron molecules, keeping them soluble and preventing them from turning into non-absorbable compounds in the intestine.

This means Vitamin C ensures your body gets the maximum benefit from every dose of iron you take.

B Vitamins: The Blood-Building Team

Iron is the raw material, but the body needs other vitamins to turn this raw material into healthy red blood cells.

This is where vitamins B12, B9 (Folic Acid), and B6 (Pyridoxine) come in:

• Vitamin B12 and Folic Acid: They are essential for making DNA and for cell division.
• Without them, red blood cell production cannot proceed correctly, leading to another type of anemia.
• Vitamin B6: It is the primary co-factor for an enzyme involved in the first step of making "heme" – the part of hemoglobin that carries iron and oxygen.
• In other words, Vitamin B6 helps to effectively integrate iron into the hemoglobin molecule.

By providing these vitamins with iron, the Tri-Iron formula ensures your body not only has iron but also all the tools needed to use it to make healthy blood.

Zinc: A Smart Addition for Overall Health

Some might ask: Isn't there a conflict between iron and zinc? It's true that high doses of one can hinder the absorption of the other.

But the design of the Tri-Iron formula is very clever to overcome this.

Zinc is an essential mineral, very important for immunity and wound healing, and its deficiency is often linked to iron deficiency.

Using the chelated form of iron (ferrous bisglycinate) – which is absorbed via a different pathway – significantly reduces the chance of competition with zinc for absorption.

Studies support that adding zinc to supplements containing this type of iron does not negatively affect its absorption.

Therefore, the addition of zinc is a smart bonus that provides a comprehensive health benefit without compromising the main goal of treating iron deficiency.

A Protocol Customized to Your Condition

What sets "Pure Health Tri-Iron" apart is that it doesn't offer generic advice. Instead, it provides a clear treatment plan based on the severity of your anemia, measured by your hemoglobin level in a blood test.

This makes the treatment systematic and directed toward a specific outcome: restoring normal hemoglobin and replenishing iron stores.

The Simple Treatment Schedule

Here is the proposed protocol to achieve the best results:

Why These Durations?

The goal isn't just to raise hemoglobin to a normal level, which usually happens in the first few weeks, but to rebuild the body's complete iron stores, which requires continuing treatment for several additional months.

The protocol above is precisely designed to ensure both goals are met, preventing the anemia from returning shortly after stopping.