Monday, April 11, 2011

Martin & Pleasance Spatone Iron Supplement - 28 Sachets (English (Canada))

Martin & Pleasance Spatone Iron Supplement - 28 Sachets (English (Canada))

Spatone Iron Supplement - 28 Sachets

Spatone is 100% natural

Spatone is a naturally occurring iron-rich mineral water which is collected and packed straight from the source in the heart of Snowdonia, North Wales. We collect it, we filter it for bacteria and we fill it into our convenient, easy-to-open sachets. At no stage do we add anything to the water or convert the water’s natural composition. That means with Spatone you don’t have to worry about other ingredients causing adverse reactions or complications.

100% natural – nothing added everything gained.

The iron in Spatone is highly absorbable

It is not actually how much iron we consume that matters but the amount of iron that our body is able to absorb. It has been shown that the iron absorption from Spatone is up to 40%. This is much higher than the iron absorption from food sources (5 - 20%) or conventional iron supplements (3 - 10%). Spatone is thus a highly effective source of iron which can be consumed to help prevent iron deficiency.

Reduced scope of side-effects

Since the iron in Spatone is easily assimilated in the stomach, you only need to take a small quantity to get your entire recommended daily allowance (RDA) of iron. This is why Spatone does not result in the common side effects often associated withconventional iron supplements such as constipation, stomach irritation or headaches. Each sachet of Spatone only contains 5mg of elemental iron but with an absorption rate of up to 40% you will get all the iron your body needs without having to excrete too much iron - often the cause of the unpleasant side-effects experienced with iron supplementation.

Spatone is packed into convenient sachets which can either be taken as they are or added to fruit juice - making Spatone the most convenient liquid iron supplement available.

One sachet of Spatone provides you with your RDA of iron - ideal to maintain healthy iron levels. During pregnancy you can safely take up to two sachets a day.

Spatone is ideally taken diluted in orange juice in the morning on an empty stomach or in between meals.

It is advisable to leave 30 - 45min between the consumption of iron supplements and the consumption of drinks (with the exception of water) and food.

Vitamin C (e.g. in a glass of orange juice) is well recognised to improve the body's ability to absorb iron. If you can’t tolerate orange juice try apple, mango, pineapple, or tomato juice – all rich in Vitamin C but low in tannins. Spatone can also be taken neat or diluted in water.

If you don't want to take Spatone first thing in the morning you can also take it at night before going to bed.

During pregnancy you can safely take up to two sachets a day to keep your iron levels topped up.

Either take two sachets together or one in the morning and one in the evening - whatever suits your lifestyle best!

Source of Spatone

For two hundred years the iron-rich waters of Trefriw Wells Spa located in the heart of the beautiful Snowdonia mountains in North Wales have been bottled and used by people around the world as a natural iron supplement. Today the water from Trefriw Wells is known asSpatone and is used daily by millions to help maintain healthy iron levels. Now you can discover the Trefriw Wells yourself using our interactive self-guided tour. Come andvisit the spa and you and your family will travel back in time discovering its fascinating history. Learn how the Romans stumbled across the cave, how rich Victorians travelled all over the country to bath in the Trefriw Well’s healing waters or enter our grotto and try the iron-rich mineral water directly from the rock face!

References:

M. Worwood (University of Wales College of Medicine) et al. 'iron absorption from a natural mineral water' in Clinical and Laboratory Haematology, 1996, 18 23-27

D. McKenna (Royal Victoria Hospital) et al. 'a randomised trial investigating and iron-rich natural mineral water as a prophylaxis against iron deficiency in pregnancy' in Clinical and Laboratory Haematology, 2003, 25 99-103

G. Halksworth (Royal Glamorgan Hospital) et al. 'iron absorption from Spatone for prevention of iron deficiency in pregnancy' in Clinical and Laboratory Haematology, 2003, 25 227-231

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