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About Celtic Curse

This website is about hereditary hemochromatosis, also called genetic haemochromatosis—and in olden times bronze diabetes. This condition can cause iron overload which damages joints, liver and other organs. It can disable or even be fatal if not diagnosed promptly (creating an issue for menopausal women called hemopause).

Hemochromatosis is not as rare as many doctors say. The term Celtic Curse comes from Ireland, where 1 in 83 people carry the gene. The Iron Disorders Institute says it affects over one million Americans. But iron overload is relatively cheap and easy to treat. It may do very little damage IF detected early enough.

Hemochromatosis Links

Canadian Hemochromatosis Society
Facebook Hemochromatosis Page
Haemochromatosis Australia
Haemochromatosis UK
Irish Haemochromatosis Association
Iron Disorders Institute

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