adolescence, and during pregnancy where
iron requirements double.

Inadequate iron intake due to diets low
in animal proteins.

Decreased iron absorption that occurs
following gastrointestinal surgical procedures
as well as during chronic diarrhea or
intestinal malabsorption.

What
IronAid®
IronAid®
IPS is…
Blood
loss
due
to
menstruation
coupled with diets offering low iron levels,
Iron Protein Succinylate is an iron
volunteer blood donors, and gastrointestinal
compound developed for oral iron replacement
bleeding in adult men and women caused by
treatment. IronAid® is an iron protein complex in
daily aspirin use.
which iron steadily bonds to succinylated casein
with a solubility behavior strictly related to pH
modification.
Thanks to this characteristic,
IronAid® offers the advantage, over the common
iron salts, to precipitate in acid gastric condition,
keeping iron bonded, and to become soluble
again at neutral and alkaline pH, thus allowing
the iron to be absorbed in the small intestine.
Therefore, IronAid® is not released in the
stomach, and it is free from the common gastric
side-effects caused by conventional iron salts.
How IronAid® can help…
IronAid® is safe and efficacious.
innovative technology,
–
stomach
IronAid®
important
Due to its
is insoluble in the
because
most
iron
compounds tend to irritate the stomach lining.
IronAid® dissolves in the intestine as ferric iron,
and
the
absorbed.
active
iron
IronAid®
component
is
rapidly
has a superior safety profile,
allowing long-lasting treatment, as is most often
required for iron deficiency anemia.
Benefits of IronAid®…
Iron Deficiency Anemia…
Iron is a mineral that is an essential constituent of

Improved absorption & efficacy
blood and muscle, and is required for the

High tolerability
transportation of oxygen. The primary role of iron

Superior safety profile allows long-
relates to the ability of red blood cells to
adequately carry oxygen. When anemia is finally
lasting treatment
Recommended Dosage…
detected, an unbalanced condition has already
been
reached.
Iron
deficiency
develops
insidiously and is often free of symptoms.
Anemia
symptoms
include
weakness,
palpitations, lassitude, light-headedness, fatigue,
and sometimes subtle behavioral changes.
IronAid® is recommended to be taken in doses
ranging from 360mg-600mg once per day.
References…
Scotti, A, M.D.,Italfarmaco S.p.A. Medical Department. Iron
Proteinsuccinylate, Periodic Safety Update Report. February 1,
2000, p 3
Factors contributing to iron deficiency…

Increased
iron
requirement
which
occurs during growth spurts of infancy and
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