Millions of Americans are Anemic

In the United States, over three million people are currently diagnosed with low hemoglobin, (referred to as anemia). Many more are at risk of becoming anemic.  Common causes of anemia include chemotherapy or radiation therapy for cancer (which often suppresses the bone marrow’s ability to regenerate blood cells), vitamin deficiencies (folate and vitamin B-12), and chronic inflammation.  Anemia can also arise from loss of blood due to traumatic injury, surgery, or other sources of internal bleeding.

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