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If you are thinking of becoming vegetarian (I am not), you have to ensure that you are getting enough iron in your diet. I learned that there are 2 types of iron, heme and non-heme. Heme is the readily absorbed iron in meats and fish. Non-heme iron is found in legumes and some vegetables. Non-heme iron is not readily absorbed by the body. You need to eat the non-heme foods with citrus and other vitamin C foods which help greatly in the absorption of iron. Here is a good article you might want to read concerning this topic.

15 comments:
Hi Christine thankyou for this important information ,it's something I didn't realise xx
Love your eggplant! Thanks for the information. Have a great week, hugs, Valerie
You are a genius! you actually made a big idea so simple. You do all, thanks!
The Glossychic
Wonder Cottage
What a darling eggplant piece!
Thank you again for nutritional info.
I do love learning things 🍆
We cannot go vegetarian. Hubby, with his cancer treatments and supplement protocols, as well as his loathing for quinoa, et al, I just couldn't do it!
he is short several nutrients as it is taking calcium, iron, etc. sigh.
I tried veganism for 6 months, but quit because it was boring food. I like animals and dairy a lot.
I am not vegetarian also however thanks for the infos...
I love when someone combines information with a sketch or painting . Nice!!
Cute artwork!
I love yor eggplant. One of my favorite vegetable. Your sketch looks so real, the perfect color.
I think I get mine via multivitamins
I do like your eggplant …
I like eating them too!
Thanks for sharing the link about How to Increase the Absorption of Iron From Foods … good information.
There are some Iron-rich vegetarian recipes on the link below that may interest readers.
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/collection/iron-rich-vegetarian
All the best Jan
couldn't be a veggie, dont like enough vegetables to survive :p
Love your eggplant, Christine :)
Thanks for the article. I'll pass it along to a vegan friend.
I am enjoying your food art Christine, and interesting article. Thanks for sharing about it.
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