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Chemiron

Passion For Mother And Baby’s Health

Chemiron No.-1 Blood Tonic

Our Mission• Our mission is to be a leading pharmaceutical company in Nigeria & to become a

significant global player by providing high quality, affordable & innovative solutions in medicine & treatment.

• The World Health Organization says 80% of world’s women population in the developing world suffers from anemia.

• Our concern is the well being of the pregnant woman & their growing children.


Brand Image of Chemiron• Chemiron is committed to provide medium of healthcare, which is quite simply,

superior in quality and delivers real health value to our customers.

• Clinical trials have been done in hospitals for the quality & efficacy of Chemiron as the results shows Chemiron is best blood tonic in Nigeria.

• Chemiron is the high quality product established for 30 years with imports of finest raw materials from Germany and UK. Where the standard of quality is very high.

• Chemiron is the pioneer formula and is needed for all the class of the people,in pregnancy & healthy development of Baby.


Symptoms of anemia

1. Fatigue Fatigue is usually the first sign of anemia, but it’s not just that sluggish feeling you get from burning the midnight oil or stress.“It’s a different kind of fatigue—people will complain about being bone tired.

2 . Paleness One of the best ways to tell if you’re anemic is to look at the mucous

membranes of your eyes, also commonly referred to as the water line above your lower lashes. This is a vascular area so if it’s pale, it’s a good sign that you’re not getting enough red blood cells to other areas of your body either. Your face, the palms of your hands and under your nail beds may also look pale.


Symptoms of anemia

3. Shortness of breath :

If you feel like you can’t catch your breath, especially during exercise, while climbing the stairs or when you’re lifting something, it’s a good sign that your body isn’t getting the oxygen it needs. Feeling faint, lightheaded and dizzy are common

too.4. Heart palpitations :

If your heart is racing, you’re having palpitations or hear a whooshing sound in your ears when you lie down, it could mean that your heart is in overdrive.

“You’re pumping faster to try to get more oxygen


Symptoms of anemia

5. Anxiety A racing heart can make anyone feel anxious, but if anxiety is new for you, has intensified or there seems to be no other reason for it, it could be a sign that you’re

anemic.

6. Numbness

Since your body will pull blood from your extremities to feed the places it needs to, you might have a numb or tingling feeling in your hands and feet or you may feel cold all the time.

7. Strange cravings Some people with an iron-deficiency anemia crave and have a habit of chewing ice.


Symptoms of anemia

8. Brain fog If you’re having trouble concentrating, remembering things or don’t feel as sharp as

you did in the past, it might not just be age, but a lack of iron.

9. Headaches Tension headaches and migraines are common, but if you notice you’re having

headaches more often or nothing you do seems to alleviate the pain,see your doctor.


Symptoms of anemia

10. Restless Leg Syndrome It’s estimated that up to 10 percent of people in the U.S. have restless leg syndrome,

a neurological disorder that can cause uncomfortable sensations in the legs and other parts of the body and an uncontrollable urge to constantly move. Although the association is not well understood, about 15 percent of people with the condition also have iron deficiency.

11. Pregnancy risks Although iron-deficiency anemia is common during pregnancy, left untreated,

women have a higher risk for premature and low birth weight babies. The primary reason women are more likely to be iron deficient during pregnancy is due to the normal increase in water in the body.


Symptoms of anemia

12. Hair loss If you notice more hair in your brush or your hair is thinning, it might be that

you’re anemic. It could also be a vitamin deficiency or a hormonal condition like hypothyroidism.

13. Black stools Dark, tar-colored stools, blood in the stool or bleeding fromrectum could signal anemia.


Types of Anemia during pregnancy

Iron Deficiency AnemiaFolate Deficency AnemiaVitamin B12 Deficiency


Iron in chemironEssential element in Blood production70% of body iron is found in RBC of blood called

HEMOGLOBIN and in muscle cells called MYOGLOBIN.

Hemoglobin is essential for transferring Oxygen in blood from lungs to tissues.

Myoglobin, in muscle cells , accept, stores, transport & release oxygen.


Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) for Iron

RDAs of iron


Pregnant women 27mg

Female 18mg

Male 8mg

Chemiron has 50mg Ferrous Fumerate as Iron

Folic acid in Chemiron

• It prevents Birth defects of Baby’s Brain & Spinal Cord

• Helps in production of Red Blood Cells.


Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) for Folic Acid

RDAs of Folic Acid


Pregnant women

500mcg

Women 400mcg

Man 400mcg

Chemiron has 2mg of Folic Acid

Vit. B12 in Chemiron

• Helps in curing Neural tube defects• Formation of Red Blood Cells.


Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) for Vit. B12

RDAs of Vit. B12


Pregnant women 2.8 mcg (lactation)

Female 2.4 mcg

Male 2.4 mcg

Chemiron has 5mcg of Vit. B12

Effects Of anemia on foetus

• Premature Birth.• Low Birth-Weight.• Brain Damage.


Effects Of anemia on foetus

• Susceptible to infection.• Heart Failure.• Spinal Defects


• Ingredients•


S.No Raw Material Unit Qty.

1 Ferrous Fumarate B.P mg 50.00

2 Folic Acid ... B.P mg 2.00

3 Vitamin B12 ... B.P mcg 5.00

4 Vitamin A... U.S.P I.U 1000.00

5 Vitamin C…. B.P mg 30.00

6 Vitamin E... U.S.P mg 3.00

7 Vitamin B1… B.P mg 1.00



10 Nicotinamide.. B.P mg 10.00

11 Magnesium Oxide..B.P mg 50.00

12 Zinc Sulphate… B.P mg 5.00

13 Excipients Q.S

Chemiron Blood Capsule

Chemiron Blood Tonic

Ingredients


S.No Raw Material(B.P) Unit Qty.

1 Ferrous gluconate mg 140

2 Folic Acid mcg 400

3 Vit. B1 Hcl mg 2

4 Vit. B2 ‘5’ phosphate mg 1.40

5 Vit. B6 mg 2

6 Vit. B12 mcg 5

7 Excipients Qs

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