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Matthew Bramwell, RDN, LDN, is a clinical nutritionist with a county public health program, where he counsels parents on affordable meal planning and childhood nutrition. He previously provided maternal and pediatric dietary guidance in community health clinics. Bramwell earned a degree in human nutrition from the University of Arkansas and writes about family nutrition for Biology Insights.

The Vital Roles of Iron and Folic Acid in Your Body Nutrition
Folic Acid vs. Iron: What Are the Key Differences?Supplements
How Much Iron Should You Take During Your Period?Reproductive
Which Form of Iron Is Best Absorbed: Ferrous or Ferric?Nutrition
What Are the Benefits of Eating a Raw Egg?Nutrition
What Is the Best Way to Get Energy Naturally?Nutrition
Moringa Pods: Nutrition, Health Benefits, and Uses Nutrition
What Does Honey Help With? Benefits and Risks Nutrition
Best Foods for Dementia and Brain Health Nutrition
What Happens If You Eat Chicken and Broccoli Everyday?Nutrition
Is Peanut Butter Good for Anemia?Nutrition
How to Raise MCHC Levels With Diet and Key Nutrients Nutrition
What Foods Increase White Blood Cells?Nutrition
What Supplements Should I Take If I Don’t Eat Vegetables?Supplements
What to Eat to Make Hair Grow Faster and Thicker Skin & Hair
What Is Barley? Benefits, Types, and How to Use It Nutrition
Do Eggs Cause Dementia? What the Research Says Nutrition
What Do Eggs Do to Your Brain?Nutrition
What Nutrients Are in Eggshells & Are They Safe?Nutrition
Partially Hydrolyzed Guar Gum: Benefits, Uses, and Safety Supplements
What Happens If You Eat Noodles Every Day?Nutrition
Is Lactose Good for You? Benefits and Side Effects Nutrition
What Foods Increase Red Blood Cells?Nutrition
What Foods Should A+ Blood Type Avoid?Nutrition
Does Beetroot Increase Hemoglobin Fast?Heart & Lungs
What to Eat Before Platelet Donation Nutrition
Why Do Apples Make Me Hungry?Nutrition
Should I Take Iron Supplements During My Period?Supplements
What to Eat or Drink After Blood Loss Nutrition
What Vitamins Help With Anemia: B12, Folate, and Iron Nutrition