Question 1

I have read that iron deficiency anemia in early life can cause irreversible brain damage. I am worried sick that this damage is irreversible. Once we get his iron levels back on track, do you think the Nemechek protocol will be able to reverse this damage?

Accepted Answer

Although brain damage (encephalopathy) from severe iron deficiency can occur, the incidence of such is extremely rare, and fortunately, completely reversible with iron supplementation and the reversal of iron deficiency anemia.

Question 2

I have read that iron deficiency anemia in early life can cause irreversible brain damage. I am worried sick that this damage is irreversible. Once we get his iron levels back on track, do you think the Nemechek protocol will be able to reverse this damage?

Accepted Answer

Although brain damage (encephalopathy) from severe iron deficiency can occur, the incidence of such is extremely rare, and fortunately, completely reversible with iron supplementation and the reversal of iron deficiency anemia.