Can you get too much iron in your system?

Question

I CURRENTLY TAKE 300 MG A DAY.

Answer 1

Definitely!

When someone takes too much iron, the first effect is irritation and ulceration of the stomach lining. This results in nausea, abdominal pain and vomiting as early as 20 minutes after the ingestion. This can be followed by an apparent recovery, which is very deceptive because a few hours later the person can go into pro-found shock with a severe blood chemistry imbalance. When too much iron gets into the bloodstream, it goes to all the organs and can damage the stomach, liver, kidneys, lungs, blood vessels and brain.

Answer 2

Iron supplements are derived mostly from the metal's source. The iron settles in the heart muscles, not made for iron particles. If you have anemia, liquid chlorophyll, the green juice of plants such as alfalfa, barley, wheat grass, etc., is the supplement to build red blood cells. Pernicious anemia can be rebuilt within two to 6 weeks. I learned this in California in the 1970s when I studied with many alternative doctors in the San Francisco area. The Chlorophyll molecule is bound to magnesium. Iron molecule is metallic.
Magnesuim is the heart mineral that builds strong heart muscles. Iron pollutes the heart with bits of metal, microscopic to be sure, but still attatches there.
Chlorophyll works in the blood stream by finding various unwanted objects, ie dead red blood cells, certain bacteria, germs etc. and delivers oxygen to that cell and destroys it with "organic heat". 'I call it a rapid fire burnout'; in doing so, it helps the kidneys and liver by keeping the amount of toxins from reaching those organs to a smaller degree(by destroying them in the blood stream itself) thereby keeping them from being over-whelmed.

Answer 3

You can definitely get too much iron in your system and it's good to have too much. If you think you are getting too much you need to cut back.

Answer 4

yes you can. You should talk to a doctor about your dosage. Whenever you take anytype of vitamins regularly you should talk to a doctor first. reason being is that it can effect your current medicines effectiveness as well as the severity of any possible side effects.