Do not take iron supplements if your iron is in the normal range. Foods rich in iron Red meat, including beef and lamb Chicken and turkey Seafood like tuna and sardines Egg yolks Beans, lentils Dark, leafy greens like spinach Dried fruit like raisins and prunes Nuts and seeds Iron-fortified foods like certain breakfast cereals Zinc Zinc is integral to a host of processes in the body, including sight, skin health, wound healing, immunity, and hair health
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B12 supports normal energy metabolism and red blood cell production, so correcting a genuine deficiency can help you feel and perform like yourself again, but shots are not a proven performance enhancer for people who are not deficient
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