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How To Increase Ferritin Levels | Maximize Iron Uptake

How can we maximize iron uptake and most efficiently increase our ferritin levels? This is what any iron deficient persons wants. To get back your energy and life back. When a person is experiencing the fatigue, hair loss, anxiety, depression, weakness a How can we maximize iron uptake and most efficiently increase our ferritin levels? This is what any iron deficient persons wants. To get back your energy and life back. When you're experiencing fatigue, hair loss, anxiety, depression, weakness associated with low iron, often we want to take mega doses of iron thinking this will expedite the process of getting your life back. Taking more and more iron, I can assure you is not the answer. In fact, it is counter productive. It is stressful on the bodies antioxidant defenses, on your digestive tract, and your microbiome. With ever increasing doses of iron, the proportion of iron absorbed, called fractional iron absorption decreases. So where does all that extra iron end up? Well, it ends up irritating the digestive lining, increasing free radical production and peroxidation (which is the process that results in cell membrane damage) in the mucosa of the GI tract. Hepcidin is a signaling protein that is regulated by four main things. The amount of iron consumed, low oxygen, inflammation and erythropoiesis. Erythropoiesis is the process of red blood cell production. If the body needs more red blood cells and is in oxygen debt then hepcidin will be low because the body knows it needs iron for this process. If the body is inflamed, hepcidin will be elevated, this inflammation could be chronic or acute like an infection. So, if we are having trouble getting our iron stores up we want to look at are life, food, physical activity, sleep, stress and ask how we can support decrease inflammation both physically and emotionally so that hepcidin levels won’t be unnecessarily high and hindering iron absorption. Throughout an otherwise health persons day there will be a natural increase in hepcidin levels. Just like other hormones in our body, hepcidin also has consistent circadian rhythm. However, when we consume iron we override the standard increase in hepcidin. When we take an iron supplement in the morning we get a significant increase in hepcidin levels starting after the iron dose and continuing to remain high for 24 hours. This why it is not advisable to consume iron supplements multiple times per day, as the second dose iron uptake will be significantly blunted compared to the first dose. Five things to consider if you are having an especially difficult time getting your iron levels up: 1) Be sure to keep your daily dose less than 60mg element iron per day 2) Take your iron away from coffee, dairy, black tea 3) Consider an every 48 hours iron dosing strategy instead of daily. 4) Consume elemental iron in a form that is hyper-digestible, such as a hydrolyzed whole protein chelate instead of amino acid chelates or ferrous sulfate. 5) Consume iron in the morning, without food or with probiotics or a small amount of fermented foods. #DrWholeness #OptimizeIron #HowToIncreaseFerritinLevels ➡️ Get Dr. Matt's free guide to overcoming iron deficiency https://optimizeiron.com/guide/ ➡️ Schedule an iron consultation https://calendly.com/ironconsultation... 📌 Purchase Blood Vitality - https://drwholeness.myshopify.com/col... 📌 Website - https://optimizeiron.com 📌 Instagram -   / bloodvitality   00:00 Mega doses of iron 01:31 Side effects of excess iron 02:52 Unabsorbed iron in the gut 03:51 Stop gaps to prevent iron overload 06:04 How to decrease inflammation 07:36 Iron intake and hepcidin 08:18 Avoid multiple doses of iron daily 09:38 Take less than 60mg of elemental iron 11:38 5 recommendations for iron supplementation *The information, including but not limited to, text, graphics, images and other material contained in the video are for informational purposes only. No material on this site is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new health care regimen, and never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.