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  • adjective That does not originate in heme

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  • This effect is especially helpful when you eat the less-easily-absorbed “nonheme” iron, found in nonanimal sources, such as tofu, spinach, raisins and fortified cereal meat, fish and poultry deliver heme iron, which your body absorbs more easily.

    EatingWell: Eat This With That To Make It Healthier EatingWell 2011

  • This effect is especially helpful when you eat the less-easily-absorbed “nonheme” iron, found in nonanimal sources, such as tofu, spinach, raisins and fortified cereal meat, fish and poultry deliver heme iron, which your body absorbs more easily.

    EatingWell: Eat This With That To Make It Healthier EatingWell 2011

  • This effect is especially helpful when you eat the less-easily-absorbed “nonheme” iron, found in nonanimal sources, such as tofu, spinach, raisins and fortified cereal meat, fish and poultry deliver heme iron, which your body absorbs more easily.

    EatingWell: Eat This With That To Make It Healthier EatingWell 2011

  • This effect is especially helpful when you eat the less-easily-absorbed “nonheme” iron, found in nonanimal sources, such as tofu, spinach, raisins and fortified cereal meat, fish and poultry deliver heme iron, which your body absorbs more easily.

    EatingWell: Eat This With That To Make It Healthier EatingWell 2011

  • One small study found that drinking a cup of coffee while eating lowered the amount of nonheme iron absorbed from the meal by 39 percent; a cup of tea reduced absorption by 64 percent.

    Q&A: Are coffee and tea iron-blockers? 2008

  • One small study found that drinking a cup of coffee while eating lowered the amount of nonheme iron absorbed from the meal by 39 percent; a cup of tea reduced absorption by 64 percent.

    Q&A: Are coffee and tea iron-blockers? 2008

  • Which is an example of a "nonheme" iron food source?

    The Seattle Times 2011

  • Lorazepam is indicated for the order of candesartan hereditary {26} 4 {26} 3 as balloon of a genetic and complicated esomeprazole that may include rate of homozygous functions, act of variable anticonvulsant medications, and/or emergency of soft packets of nonheme sacred {26} 2.

    Wii-volution 2010

  • B.; Hauer, B.; Lingens, F.; Fetzner, S.: 2-Oxo-1,2-dihy - droquinoline 8-monooxygenase: phylogenetic relationship to other multi - component nonheme iron oxygenases.

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  • Coffee, tea, and red wine can inhibit the body’s ability to absorb nonheme iron, the iron found in plant and dairy foods.

    Q&A: Are coffee and tea iron-blockers? 2008

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