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Are there any ways to lower hemoglobin naturally?

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Why?: What is your hemoglobin level? If it is elevated, the cause needs to be determined and treated. If the hemoglobin level is pathologically elevated, there are no "natural" ways to lower it, unless you call blood letting "natural".

Answered 7/1/2018

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