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Drug and Iron Chelation Therapy Drugs to treat hemochromatosis: iron accumulation in the blood is one of the most immediate consequences resulting from frequent blood transfusions, which needs a thalassemia. To cope with hemochromatosis, the doctor suggests, generally, a therapy with chelating drugs, which can, therefore, to sequester the iron accumulated in the blood and eliminate it through urination.

This blend of vitamin C (as sodium ascorbate) with R-lipoic acid (as sodium R-lipoate) simultaneously supports the body's antioxidant status while supporting an endogenous production of glutathione.