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Excessive yawning could indicate an iron deficiency, commonly observed in vegans or individuals with weak stomach acid.
Experiencing air hunger may be a result of an acidic imbalance in the blood, often associated with a deficiency in vitamin B1 (thiamine).
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Signs of Iron Deficiency: Excessive Yawning
Excessive yawning may not only be a sign of tiredness or being out of shape, but it could also indicate an iron deficiency. When iron levels are low, the body struggles to produce enough heme in the blood, leading to a deficiency in oxygen. This can cause the need to yawn frequently. Iron deficiency is commonly observed in individuals who follow a vegan diet or have weak stomach acid, inhibiting the absorption of iron from meat. To combat this deficiency, increasing iron intake from sources such as red meat is recommended.
Symptoms of Alkaline Imbalance: Air Hunger and B1 Deficiency
Experiencing air hunger or having difficulty breathing might be a result of an acidic imbalance in the blood, known as acidosis, which is often associated with a deficiency in vitamin B1 (thiamine). B1 plays a crucial role in supporting mitochondrial function and energy production. Without adequate levels of B1, the mitochondria struggle to efficiently burn fuel, leading to lactic acid buildup and a lack of oxygen. B1 deficiency is commonly caused by consuming excessive carbohydrates and sugars, which increases the need for B1. Adopting a ketogenic diet can be beneficial in improving B1 levels.