It depends on the situation - but I take a fundamentally critical view of them. An infusion leaves the body no choice: it cannot regulate, cannot dose, cannot decide whether and how much it wants to absorb. The iron is simply introduced - whether the body and psyche are ready or not. If the psychological
Copper plays a key role in converting iron into its active form, mobilizing it from the stores and incorporating it into the red blood cells. An iron deficiency that does not improve despite sufficient intake often has a silent copper deficiency in the background. In the world of planetary associations, copper belongs to Venus -
Yes - and in my view this is often the decisive factor. Iron symbolically and psychosomatically stands for stability, inner strength and vitality. Ferritin stands for your own reserves and the permission to keep something for yourself. Transferrin stands for the ability to enter into and accept relationships. If these issues are not considered psychologically,
Iron shows how much active iron is currently available in the blood. Ferritin shows how well the iron stores are filled - i.e. whether reserves are still available. Transferrin is the transport protein that moves iron through the body and makes it usable. Only the interaction of all three values - supplemented by the transferrin
Because a low iron level is rarely an isolated problem. It is often caused by blood loss, inflammation, intestinal absorption problems or a lack of important cofactors such as vitamin C or copper. Anyone who simply supplements iron without knowing the actual cause is treating a symptom - not the cause. And in my experience,
