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Globally, 1.2 billion people grapple with anemia.

The Problem

In South East Asia, the specter of iron-deficiency anemia looms large. This medical condition, caused primarily by inadequate intake or poor absorption of iron, leads to the reduced production of red blood cells, affecting the overall health, vitality, and quality of life of those afflicted.

Our Solution

Anemia in South East Asia

Dietary Practices:

The majority of the population here practices religions like Buddhism and Hinduism that often encourage vegetarianism or restrict the consumption of certain types of meat, traditionally rich sources of iron. This, coupled with a diet heavily reliant on rice and other low-iron foods, contributes significantly to widespread iron deficiency.

Socioeconomic Factors:

Poverty also plays a substantial role. With limited resources, many families lack access to varied and nutrient-rich food, further exacerbating the issue of iron deficiency.

In South East Asia, anemia is not just a health issue. It's a barrier to development, productivity, and advancement. It impacts education, workforce participation, and even economic prosperity at large. Therefore, the need for a sustainable, culturally sensitive, and effective solution is not just desirable, but an urgent necessity. This is where Liporice steps in, offering not just a product, but a potential solution to a pervasive problem.

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