Hemochromatosis, a genetic disorder in which individuals absorb too much dietary iron, can cause iron overload. To compensate for this abnormality, persons with hemochromatosis need to consume more than usual amounts of iron and vitamin C.

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Persons with hemochromatosis need to reduce their intake of iron and be cautious with vitamin C consumption, as it increases iron absorption, not consume more.

Hemochromatosis, a Genetic Disorder in Which Individuals Absorb Too Much