Tes darah untuk zat besi - cara mengontrol level, mendiagnosis alasan mengapa itu penting

Besi adalah elemen penting untuk sejumlah fungsi tubuh mendasar, salah satunya, kemampuan kognitif, sangat penting bagi Geeks.


Selain itu, zat besi mengatur sejumlah proses, beberapa di antaranya ditunjukkan dalam gambar.


Dalam artikel ini, kami akan mencari tahu apa penyebab ketidakseimbangan besi, tes apa yang harus diambil untuk kontrol, dan bagaimana mempertahankan levelnya dalam kisaran normal.




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