@kevinstock12 Blood donation has a big impact https://t.co/ZbCKjPgqM5

@Ck27126422 @Mangan150 https://t.co/ZbCKjPgYBD

@Lrn2Unlrn @CaryKelly11 https://t.co/ZbCKjPgYBD

@Mangan150 It can go too far in the other direction CMAJ. 2014 Aug 5; 186(11): Frequent blood donors risk iron deficiency Miriam Shuchman, MD https://t.co/ZbCKjPgYBD

@coookwithchris To add something to this - if you’re a frequent blood donor you should be getting your blood work done frequently. Can lead to anemia. https://t.co/ZbCKjPgYBD

@dmctaggart5 @Mangan150 Gods but be cautious. https://t.co/ZbCKjPgqM5

@ClausCarlsen1 Read this Claus if you’re a frequent donor https://t.co/ZbCKjPgYBD

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@RDValerie @drjamesdinic Donate if suplementing...with iron (after checking your levels) https://t.co/72VioiowLD

I think OJ increases iron uptake

Unfortunately, I was turned away for not having enough iron. I did a bit of reading on this, and it may be affected by my habits of donating frequently, and drinking lots of tea. #blooddrive - https://t.co/4KRhCDJME6 - https://t.co/Ns8rdYikK4