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All you need is a pan with curved sides (don't bother with cast iron; it's too heavy to lift easily) and enough hot oil in the pan to keep the food from sticking.

By 6 months, babies need a lot of iron, and they won't get enough of it from solely breast milk; they need food sources of iron.

But, your baby needs additional nutrients from food, especially iron, protein, and zinc.

They need the iron these foods provide, because they can't continue to get it from milk.

If your baby has been mostly breastfeeding, he may benefit from baby food made with meat, which contains more easily absorbed sources of iron and zinc that are needed by 4 to 6 months of age.

Babies need a certain amount of iron from formula and diluting it can reduce the amount of this essential mineral, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

You may need to get iron through an IV if you have problems with the iron pills or if your body doesn't absorb enough iron from food or iron pills.

But babies need a whopping 11 mg of iron a day, so your doctor may even recommend that your little one continue to take the supplement until he gets the iron he needs from food.

Of course, you want to make sure that these are extremely high quality meats from ethical and healthy sources, but even a small amount of these foods will help provide baby the iron and zinc they need at this stage and these foods are less likely to be allergenic than many other foods.

[4][5] Much of the iron that we receive from foods needs extra help getting absorbed by our bodies, which is why it's recommended to eat vitamin C along with your serving of iron.

The average American gets all the iron they need from the food they eat.

From that point forward, a slow transition of baby onto nutrient dense solid foods will supply the additional iron needed for baby's continued development.

Cons: Contrary to popular belief, iron can leach from the pan into your food, which is fine if you need more iron or are a healthy individual, but not so fine if you're bordering on high iron levels.

In addition to a healthy diet, pregnant women also need to take a daily prenatal vitamin to obtain some of the nutrients that are hard to get from foods alone, such as folic acid and iron, according to ACOG.

Most people should have no trouble getting all the iron they need from food, but supplementation may be necessary in some situations.

While there are still plenty of wrinkles in need of ironing out, I'm feeling confident that this latest offering from Bungie will remain my gaming «comfort food» for years to come.

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