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Oct 6, 2026, 09:56
Anitha Narayanamurthy: A Possible Missing Link in Unexplained Blood Test Abnormalities
Anitha Narayanamurthy, Holistic Functional and Ayurvedic Nutritionist at Rootreversal, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Five referrals.
Five different explanations.
Hematology, endocrinology, rheumatology, and still no one asked about the stomach.
Low ferritin, low B12, elevated CRP, borderline thyroid antibodies, low platelets: all documented downstream effects of one infection.
A 2025 genetic study even found a causal link between H. pylori and iron deficiency anemia, not just a correlation.
If your labs keep drifting across multiple systems with no clear reason, this is the pattern worth ruling out before your sixth referral.
Comment and I’ll send you the exact panel to request.”
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