Beef liver has more iron
# Clams # Pork Liver # Oysters # Chicken Liver # Mussels # Beef Liver # Beef # Shrimp # Sardines # Turkey
# Clams # Pork Liver # Oysters # Chicken Liver # Mussels # Beef Liver # Beef # Shrimp # Sardines # Turkey
Foods that have high iron content are beans, nuts, beef, liver, squash, and spinach. Other foods include tofu, dark chocolate, and bran.
Iron in your body come from foods rich in iron, such as liver, grass-fed beef, lentils, dark chocolate, spinach, sardines, black beans, pistachios, chicken livers and raisins.
Chicken Liver 72% RDA per 100g (which is 3.527 ozs). FWIW - duck liver provides more iron.
Spinach is a good source of iron. That's what popeye liked :-)
Well, you could buy a liquid iron supplement, or you could use the iron content in foods like eggs and liver.
Iron is very important and can be found in liver, kidneys, dried fruit, beef and cocoa. It is required for the formation of haemoglobin as well as the formation of important muscles. Iron is stored in the liver. If iron is not eaten in a diet, anaemia, shortness of breath and tiredness are the deficiency symptoms.
Iron is very important and can be found in liver, kidneys, dried fruit, beef and cocoa. It is required for the formation of haemoglobin as well as the formation of important muscles. Iron is stored in the liver. If iron is not eaten in a diet, anaemia, shortness of breath and tiredness are the deficiency symptoms.
Iron is very important and can be found in liver, kidneys, dried fruit, beef and cocoa. It is required for the formation of haemoglobin as well as the formation of important muscles. Iron is stored in the liver. If iron is not eaten in a diet, anaemia, shortness of breath and tiredness are the deficiency symptoms.
Iron is very important and can be found in liver, kidneys, dried fruit, beef and cocoa. It is required for the formation of haemoglobin as well as the formation of important muscles. Iron is stored in the liver. If iron is not eaten in a diet, anaemia, shortness of breath and tiredness are the deficiency symptoms.
Yes, many green leafy vegetables have some iron. Also, liver, beef and some fish have iron. No food has a lot of iron, though. Iron in food generally means iron-rich organic compounds rather than pure iron.