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@14sam

I want to thank you all for your support and input. What a journey this has been and it’s good to kno that I am not alone or crazy. It’s a shame that I have to be so demanding with doctors to take my vitamin levels to even figure out what’s goin on with me. When doing research on this crazy vaccine it states your blood levels (iron and ferritin) should be optimal. It believe I must have been deficient in some capacity for this to affect me in such a bad way. I took ferrets for awhile and up until March the tablets seem to stop working. I felt palpitations, off balance and tired again. So now I am on a liquid iron journey and starting with the wow brand. Two weeks now and my palpitations seemed to begin to minimize, so prayers up. But the equilibrium still seems off. The worst feeling. My problem is, do I take it daily or every other day because of your hepcidin levels raising the next day? I have hopes that the liquid iron will be my savior.

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Liquid iron every other day, but your doctor will know how much and how often. If he does not know, get another doctor! Hepcidin? Do you mean Hematocrit.Once your not anemic and your blood levels are normal the fatigue and heart racing will subside. Because you are tired your heart beats faster to get blood/ O2 to your organs.

Found this about hepcidin
What is the relationship between hepcidin and iron disorders?
Hepcidin is elevated during inflammation and/or infection. This can cause iron dysregulation with hypoferremia and anemia related to inflammatory disease [7]. Hypoferremia can also represent a strategic host defense to limit iron availability to microorganisms.

What stimulates hepcidin?
The iron availability is controlled by the liver peptide hormone hepcidin. The body iron increase causes the production of hepcidin, which is released in the circulation and acts on its receptor ferroportin, a transmembrane iron exporter protein highly expressed on enterocyte, macrophages, and hepatocytes.Oct 9, 2019

Does vitamin C lower hepcidin?
Vitamin C directly inhibits hepcidin expression within HepG2 cells. Moreover, by enhancing EPOR production, vitamin C may correct the downregulating EPOR from EPO, which has additional effect with EPO in treating anemia.

I was taking EmergenC packet with liquid iron