New Zealand Heme Iron Supplement - 1000Mg X 90 Soft Gel Capsules - Iron Deficiency Supplement For Anemia - Deer Blood W/ Ferrous Fumarate - Supports Energy, Strength And Circulation For Men And Women

Imported by : Vitaminskart Manufacturer:Deep Blue Health Package Dimensions :4.75 x 2.63 x 2.63 inches 5 ounces POTENT SOURCE OF NATURAL HEME IRON - Heme iron is iron that is already combined in a hemoglobin molecule, usually found in meat or blood products. Our bodies absorb the iron from animal-based protein (heme iron) better than the iron from plant-based protein (non-heme iron). In addition to being rich in natural heme iron, Deep Blue Health Haem Iron is a good source of protein and amino acids HELPS MAINTAIN HEALTHY IRON LEVELS - Low levels of iron in the bloodstream can leave the body fatigued and vulnerable to disease. Deep Blue Health Haem Iron provides superior support for energy, strength, circulation, blood production and both mental and physical function NO ARTIFICIAL FLAVORS, COLORS OR PRESERVATIVES - Each capsule contains 208mg of Deer Blood Powder, 20mg of Ferrous Fumarate, 715mg of Fish Oil, 2mg of Natural Vitamin E, 15mg of Liquid Lecithin and 40mg of Glyceryl monostearate (GMS) CAREFULLY PROCESSED FOR OPTIMAL QUALITY - Deep Blue Health thoughtfully selects deer blood at the point of collection, working with expert suppliers to have the raw material processed immediately. The deer blood is sterilized during the spray drying technique; a superior process that helps to ensure that the maximum health benefits of the deer blood are maintained and locked into each capsule produced PURE, POTENT AND TRACEABLE - Sourced only from licensed and registered deer farmers in the South Island of New Zealand. These deer farmers are part of the DINZ (Deer Industry New Zealand) responsible for overseeing the professional management of New Zealand deer farmers. New Zealand Laboratory quality tested. Produced under internationally recognized Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) Principles and Good Manufacturing Practices