Iron-Rich Foods: A Guide to Beef, Poultry, and Daily Iron Requirements
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A medically reviewed slideshow-style article listing iron-rich foods, starting with beef and poultry. It provides specific iron amounts per serving and daily iron requirements based on age, sex, and pregnancy status. The content is presented as a listicle/slideshow with nutritional facts.
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· 3 pulledIf you're a meat lover, beef is a great way to get some iron.
What if you don't eat red meat? Don't worry. Poultry is a good source of iron, too.
Men need 8 mg. Women should get 18 mg up to age 50, but only 8 after that. If you're pregnant, you need as much as 27.
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