The Claim
A carnivore diet maintains iron homeostasis by keeping serum ferritin levels within the optimal range, thereby preventing both iron deficiency and iron toxicity.
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In plain English
Eating only animal products helps keep your body's iron levels just right — not too low to cause fatigue, and not too high to cause harm.
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A carnivore diet maintains iron homeostasis, with ferritin levels within the optimal range to prevent both deficiency and toxicity.
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