Haemoglobin contains the mineral iron which the body gets from food. How would eating a diet deficient of iron affect the amount of oxygen tacked up by the blood?
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Heamoglobin binds with oxygen to make oxyhaemoglobin. It can do so because of presence of iron. If iron is deficient then oxygen wouldnt be able to be absorbed
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