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Ironmaxxing is a new social media trend focused on increasing iron intake. Here's what registered dietitians think about this trend.

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Pale skin and tiredness are commonly associated with low iron levels, but there are some more unusual symptoms that may indicate that your stores of this essential mineral are running low. Developing ...