The phrase "alleviate iron" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to reducing iron levels or addressing iron-related issues, but the wording is unclear.
Example: "The doctor recommended a diet to alleviate iron overload in the patient."
Alternatives: "reduce iron levels" or "mitigate iron excess".
In addition, inhibition of BMP type I receptor signaling by small molecules, such as dorsomorphin, was also effective in alleviating iron deficiency anemia.
The latter alleviates iron deficiency anaemia, which interferes with the mental development of an estimated 40% of infants in the developing world.
However, even though there have been reports that geophagy alleviates iron deficiency anemia of pregnancy [ 25], without adequate knowledge of a woman's dietary intake of iron from food, water and supplements, it is unknown what contribution iron containing soil could make to achieve the EAR or exceed the UL.
The findings above indicated the environmental risk posed by Cr VI) could be alleviated when iron oxide and organic acids were present, which accordingly be helpful for formulating remediation strategy of Cr VI -polluted soils.
This suggests that reprogramming MYPS cells towards an anti-inflammatory state can be a promising tool to alleviate ACD, normalize iron homeostasis, and restore erythropoiesis.
The duration of action is 5 years (likely more), and the product provides important non-contraceptive benefits related to how it thins the lining of the uterus and reduces menstrual blood loss; from these effects, it may alleviate and/or prevent iron deficiency anemia.
Most of the studies using supplementation strategies to alleviate nutrient deficiencies, mainly iron and zinc, have opted for enriching beverages, salts, or foods with multiple micronutrient combinations (17, 37, 38).
Iron chelation therapy was initially designed to alleviate the toxic effects of excess iron evident in iron-overload diseases.
It would be interesting to further analyze whether the silencing mechanisms are alleviated in our iron toxicity conditions.
Current attempts to alleviate IDA are not sustainable: iron pills are expensive, often culturally unacceptable and not consistently available.
