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Daily Matcha May Cause Low Iron in Sydney Woman
9/25/2025
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- A Sydney woman was diagnosed with low iron after daily matcha consumption.
- Matcha, made from green tea leaves, may hinder iron absorption.
- Polyphenols and phytic acid in green tea can bind iron; three+ cups daily lower iron.
- Limit intake to separate from meals and eat iron-rich foods; seek medical advice if symptoms arise.
