If ferritin keeps dropping, iron supplements aren’t the right plan. Join the waitlist for 1 on 1 support.

If your ferritin is in the low teens and you’ve been told it’s “normal,” you’re not alone, and you’re not crazy. Many women are cycling through iron pills and even IVs without anyone asking the real question: why can’t your body hold onto iron?

My 1:1 work focuses on identifying your specific “drains” behind stubborn low ferritin. Things like H. pylori, low stomach acid, chronic viral/infectious load (EBV/CMV), inflammation patterns that can sequester iron, and several other factors. Let's find the root cause, so your ferritin can rise and stay up for good.

I’m currently at capacity. If you’d like to be contacted as soon as an opening becomes available, join the waitlist below. I’ll reach out personally with next steps.

Next availability expansion: October 2026 (additional office hours).

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