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ferritin iron levels again » tealady

Posted by tealady on November 15, 2004, at 19:52:52

In reply to Re: pantothenic acid - does it help anxiety ?? » KaraS, posted by tealady on November 13, 2004, at 16:11:57

> possibly
>
> many starting on thyroid hormones get similar symptoms which are sometimes(more often than not) relieved by getting their ferritin up above 50. As thyroid hormones also have effects on adrenals (noradrenaline etc)..its a longshot but just thought it might be worth mentioning.
>
> Jan


here ya go ..found something..didn't think I would
This may be how the iron works...just knew it did(but only to bring ferritin over 50..around 70 is perhaps idea, personally I wouldn't want be to be much over 80.(mine was 15, got it up to 55 once with injections<g>)

Iron, thermoregulation, and metabolic rate.
Rosenzweig PH, Volpe SL
University of Massachusetts, Department of Nutrition, Chenoweth Lab, Amherst 01003-1420, USA.

Iron plays an important role, not only in oxygen delivery to the tissues, but also as a cofactor with several enzymes involved in energy metabolism and thermoregulation. As a result, much research has been dedicated to understanding the ramifications of iron depletion and iron deficiency anemia on the physiological functions of these enzymes. There is evidence to suggest that iron depletion and iron deficiency anemia cause physiological changes in the body not only during exercise, but also under resting conditions. Both rat and human studies have produced results revealing elevated levels of norepinephrine in the blood and urine of iron-deficient anemic subjects. These studies also provide evidence to suggest that elevation in metabolic rate may ultimately lead to slower growth rates and lower body weights in iron-deficient anemic animals and humans. The focus of this review is on the effects of iron deficiency on metabolic rate and thermoregulation. Prior to this discussion, a brief background on iron is presented.

PMID: 10198751, UI: 99214964

So maybe this is why when you take tyrosine or thyroid hormones or anything that may raise noradrenaline you may have to raise ferritin as well(but only if under 50)..


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