Iron SAP

- Iron glycinate for increased bioavailability (based on science)
Iron deficiency anemia is the most common type of anemia in North America. This can cause fatigue, weakness, headaches and poor concentration. Women of childbearing age and pregnant women, children, undernourished workers and the very poor are particularly vulnerable. In children, deficiency can lead to irreversible impaired growth and cognitive development, emotional problems, and impaired immune function.
Common problems with iron supplementation include low bioavailability, significant inhibition by dietary components (notably phytates), and gastrointestinal side effects.
Iron chelated with the amino acid glycine is more highly absorbable and elicits greater clinical efficacy than other forms, while presenting minimal digestive discomfort.