

Female athletes may be particularly vulnerable to iron deficiency. Addressing low iron levels is critical for physical performance, overall health, and recovery.
Move Nutrition Editor Elyse Lovett sits down with Dr. Libby, biochemist, nutritionist, and author of Fix Iron First, to discuss the critical but often misunderstood role iron plays in energy, metabolism, and overall well-being. Dr. Libby breaks down how even “functional” iron deficiency can quietly undermine health in athletes and everyday active individuals alike.
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