Hi -
I am of the same understanding as Marshalee about the connection between
iron and heart attacks. If a person donates blood, they reduce the amount
of iron in the system. There have been studies that show that
post-menopausal women and men who donate blood regularly have a lower risk
of heart attack. This was on television, so I don'thave internet sources to
cite. The young researcher who developed this theory was resoundingly
mocked (par for the course) but his theories have proven to have merit.
Samantha
(sorry about the double e-mails, Vernon. I hit "reply" and it was sent to
you instead of to the list.)
From: "Vernon Hale" <[email protected]>
What's the deal with donating blood and heart attacks as per the statement
below by marshalee????
Vernon Hale
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