Living Well with Haemochromatosis

Being diagnosed with genetic haemochromatosis can make you question some of the most ordinary parts of your life.

Should you still eat red meat? Is a glass of wine with dinner acceptable? Can you take vitamin supplements? Will you need to change how you exercise, work or travel?

For some people, these questions become almost as important as understanding their blood tests or arranging venesection appointments.

It's understandable.

This chapter explores how to make sensible choices that protect your health without making haemochromatosis the centre of your life.

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