Bariatric Advantage is ranked 39th in iron based on our comprehensive analysis.
Reviewed by more than 182 consumers, more than 88% of the reviews about this Bariatric Advantage iron had positive sentiment, meaning that these customers would probably advise purchasing this product when asked about a recommended iron.
$49.94 (as of 24/01/2019 07:19 PST details )Features:
- 60 mg iron
- Made from Ferronyl carbonyl iron
- Contains a full 250mg of vitamin C to optimize iron absorption and utilization
- Designed to be easy on the digestive system and to support maximum absorption
- 270 tablets
- 60mg with Vitamin C
- Ferronyl carbonyl iron. Ferronyl carbonyl iron powder is elemental iron Fe with gt 98% iron content. A key physical property of Ferronyl is its small particle size, which is considerably smaller than other forms of elemental iron. As a result
- Ferrous Fumarate Passion Fruit only . Ferrous fumarate is a well tolerated and well absorbed form of iron. The ferrous forms of iron are known to be among the best absorbed of the salts. The most commonly used form, ferrous sulfate, is 20% elemental iron and is notorious for causing gastrointestinal side effects. By contrast
- Vitamin C. Vitamin C is known to enhance iron absorption. Vitamin C benefits the absorption of iron by reducing ferric iron Fe3 to ferrous iron Fe2 and forming an iron ascorbic acid complex. A 1999 study conducted in gastric bypass patients suggested that the combination of iron with vitamin C was more effective than iron alone at restoring ferritin and hemoglobin levels in anemic patients.
- Great Taste. When it comes to our iron, tasting is believing. Our great taste helps patients comply with your recommendation
- Short Chain Fructoligosaccharides. Fructoligosaccharides FOS have been studied for their ability to improve the uptake of select minerals including iron, calcium and magnesium from the colon. In animal models, use of FOS with iron has been shown to increase ferritin levels and aid in the recovery from anemia. In one study in rats who had been subjected to total gastrectomy