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Overview
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Likely Very Effective
Based on 1 Research
9
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 49 Reviews
8.7
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 2 Tablets
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid)
15 mg
17%
Folate (as folic acid) (408 mcg folic acid)
680 mcg DFE
170%
Vitamin B12 (as cyanocobalamin)
30 mcg
1250%
Iron (as fermented iron bisglycinate)
26 mg
144%
Organic Beetroot
100 mg
**
Food BlendOrganic brown rice, organic orange, organic, organic broccoli
18 mg
**
Top Medical Research Studies
9
This study explored how beet leaf extract affects anemia in a laboratory model using albino rats. We induced hemolytic anemia and treated the rats with different doses of beet extract along with standard treatments. The results were promising, showing that beet leaf extract significantly boosted levels of red blood cells and hemoglobin over time. Additionally, it demonstrated antioxidant properties that may contribute to its effectiveness. Overall, these findings suggest beet leaf extract could be a natural option for treating anemia.
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Most Useful Reviews
10
Above anemia threshold
59 people found this helpful
Proof seems to be in my lab results. I purchased this out of desperation and within 4 weeks, I'm above the anemia threshold for the first time since starting chemotherapy 18 months ago. Neither blood transfusions nor iron infusions could achieve that. I'm so pleased right now! It might be a coincidence, but I’m not going to chance it. I was tired of feeling tired.
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9
Improved hair growth
29 people found this helpful
The quality is excellent, and I noticed a significant improvement in my anaemia after I started taking two pills daily on an empty stomach. Within two months, my hair became thicker, and my skin improved remarkably. I highly recommend these pills as they effectively raise iron levels and have a pleasant sweet taste reminiscent of beets.
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10
Optimal for iron levels
14 people found this helpful
A LIFESAVER! I was diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia two years ago. After trying various iron supplements, I found this one to be the best. After four months, my bloodwork showed excellent results, and I felt like myself again. After a year of consistent use, I highly recommend it—definitely look no further as these have proven to be the best!
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Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Likely Very Effective
Based on 1 Research
9
- All Researches
9
This study explored how beet leaf extract affects anemia in a laboratory model using albino rats. We induced hemolytic anemia and treated the rats with different doses of beet extract along with standard treatments. The results were promising, showing that beet leaf extract significantly boosted levels of red blood cells and hemoglobin over time. Additionally, it demonstrated antioxidant properties that may contribute to its effectiveness. Overall, these findings suggest beet leaf extract could be a natural option for treating anemia.
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User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 49 Reviews
8.7
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- Positive Reviews
- Negative Reviews
10
Above anemia threshold
59 people found this helpful
Proof seems to be in my lab results. I purchased this out of desperation and within 4 weeks, I'm above the anemia threshold for the first time since starting chemotherapy 18 months ago. Neither blood transfusions nor iron infusions could achieve that. I'm so pleased right now! It might be a coincidence, but I’m not going to chance it. I was tired of feeling tired.
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9
Improved hair growth
29 people found this helpful
The quality is excellent, and I noticed a significant improvement in my anaemia after I started taking two pills daily on an empty stomach. Within two months, my hair became thicker, and my skin improved remarkably. I highly recommend these pills as they effectively raise iron levels and have a pleasant sweet taste reminiscent of beets.
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10
Optimal for iron levels
14 people found this helpful
A LIFESAVER! I was diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia two years ago. After trying various iron supplements, I found this one to be the best. After four months, my bloodwork showed excellent results, and I felt like myself again. After a year of consistent use, I highly recommend it—definitely look no further as these have proven to be the best!
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9
Iron levels increased
11 people found this helpful
For those suffering from anaemia, these vitamins are beneficial. After childbirth, my ferritin levels dropped, but within a month of taking them, my iron doubled. I take one tablet daily, and they are easy to swallow.
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9
Effective for anaemia
8 people found this helpful
These pills are wonderful for raising blood levels. I recommend them to anyone with anaemia. I appreciate the careful packaging and the consideration taken to ensure safe delivery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
9
Iron levels increased
11 people found this helpful
For those suffering from anaemia, these vitamins are beneficial. After childbirth, my ferritin levels dropped, but within a month of taking them, my iron doubled. I take one tablet daily, and they are easy to swallow.
9
Improved hair growth
29 people found this helpful
The quality is excellent, and I noticed a significant improvement in my anaemia after I started taking two pills daily on an empty stomach. Within two months, my hair became thicker, and my skin improved remarkably. I highly recommend these pills as they effectively raise iron levels and have a pleasant sweet taste reminiscent of beets.
9
Improved skin and hair
7 people found this helpful
These pills are highly effective for my severe anaemia, with noticeable results in my hair, nails, and skin. I recommend continuing for three months for better results.
7.5
Reduced dizziness
1 people found this helpful
I have anemia, and after taking this supplement, I noticed that my dizziness and depressed feelings disappeared after two months, even though my intake wasn't regular.
9
No side effects
1 people found this helpful
If you suffer from anaemia and find that supplements cause constipation, this product is an excellent choice. It effectively raises blood iron levels without side effects.
7.5
Fast results
6 people found this helpful
This is the best iron supplement I've tried! With added vitamin C and folic acid, it effectively raised my iron levels in eight weeks. It does cause slight constipation, but it's much lighter than hospital iron supplements.
9
Quick results
2 people found this helpful
Made with nutritious whole foods like organic beets and oranges, this iron supplement, combined with vitamin C, folate and vitamin B12, quickly enhances red blood cell production. Within eight weeks, I noticed impressive results—my doctor was astonished! I highly recommend it for anyone suffering from anaemia.
9
Enhanced energy
This is effective for those with low energy and anemia. The small pills are easy to swallow and aid digestion. Rich in minerals and vitamins, it boosted my energy levels and helped in red blood cell production. I felt a noticeable increase in stamina, with improved anemia symptoms and no side effects.
10
Iron level increase
2 people found this helpful
I routinely suffer from iron deficiency and took two pills monthly to build iron levels. This supplement raised my iron quickly without side effects. Now, I take it for just five or six days each month and my anaemia issues have greatly improved.
9
This study explored how beet leaf extract affects anemia in a laboratory model using albino rats. We induced hemolytic anemia and treated the rats with different doses of beet extract along with standard treatments. The results were promising, showing that beet leaf extract significantly boosted levels of red blood cells and hemoglobin over time. Additionally, it demonstrated antioxidant properties that may contribute to its effectiveness. Overall, these findings suggest beet leaf extract could be a natural option for treating anemia.
References
- Gheith I, El-Mahmoudy A. Laboratory evidence for the hematopoietic potential of Beta vulgaris leaf and stalk extract in a phenylhydrazine model of anemia. Braz J Med Biol Res. 2018;51:e7722. 10.1590/1414-431X20187722
