Foods, fortificants, and supplements: where do Americans get their nutrients? - 2011
Nutrition Impact LLC
Iron
Found InBeans, peas, and chard
FormFerrous Bisglycinate
SourceFerrous Bisglycinate
SupplierBalchem
Final Location of ManufacturingOgden, Utah
FunctionNutrient
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Benefits
Red Blood Cell Formation*
Energy- Yielding Metabolism*
We use ferrous bisglycinate, which is a gentle, chelated form of iron.*
This trio helps build red blood cells.*
+Folate
+Vitamin B12
Evidence-Based or Bust
We use nutrients backed by a significant body of research that is growing every day. Of the thousands of unaffiliated studies our in-house scientists sorted through to guide our choices, the titles below are some relevant MVPs.
Iron. Dietary supplement fact sheet - 2016
Office of Dietary Supplements
Iron deficiency: a concise review - 2005
Emory University
Dietary intake and iron status of Australian vegetarian women - 1999
Deakin University
Effect of iron intake on iron status: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials - 2012
University of East Anglia
Ferrous glycinate (processed with citric acid) - 2004
IPCS Inchem
Relative effectiveness of iron bis-glycinate chelate (Ferrochel®) and ferrous sulfate in the control of iron deficiency in pregnant women - 2001
Sao Paulo University
There are 157,306 studies on Iron and counting
Substantiation is a living, breathing thing. We are constantly reviewing new research. Have a study you think we should take a look at? Send it our way: [email protected]
