A couple of 'things'': it is possible to have anaemia and haemochromotis at the same time (though you don't have a low Hb), there are conditions called iron out of balance and functional iron deficiency (associated with low or dropping ferritin), which can be caused by autoimmune disease, PA, absorption problems, coeliac disease, absorption problems and issues to do with gene mutations (HFE gene, mutations C282Y, H63D, and S65C) - and many other things as well
This allows these damaged or dysfunctional cells to persist, which can contribute to tissue dysfunction, inflammation, and aging-related diseases
Rather than simply suppressing inflammation, BPC-157 and TB-500 are believed to support the body's normal healing processes
For researchers working with NAD+ vials, understanding proper reconstitution and dosing is essential