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Dumped another 50ml of blood today. Managed to avoid the vasovagal response by eating plenty and having the blood drawn from my hand. Will continue this process then have an iron and testosterone test done. Over the last few weeks, I’ve unraveled some interesting information.

Ferritin above 150 ng/mL can cause metabolic disease.

Men will have 3x the amount of ferritin accumulated by age 40 compared to age 18.

Men with ferritin above 600 had an average lifespan of 55 years.

400 was around 72 years average.

The oldest living people had the lowest amount of ferritin measured.

Women will typically die when their iron levels rise to values similar to men.

High Sex Hormone Binding Globulin can tank testosterone.

High iron causes hypogonadism.

Iron first builds up in the liver, pancreas, and heart followed by other organs.

Glyphosphate chelates much of the copper in the crops and livestock feed.

Prehistorically, food was scarce. Today, food is abundant and we live much longer. Iron accumulation is an issue in the modern era. The simplest available proof is the fact that women live far longer than men because they dump iron regularly until menopause. You don’t need a doctor. All you need is a clinic or can take a home blood test to have your iron tested.

References
[Cu]re by Morley M Robbins
Dumping Iron by Dennis Mangan
Managing Iron Overload with Phlebotomy by Paul Saladino (Youtube)