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Foods poor in iron generally have a noticeable lack of pigment. With a few exceptions, such as the potato and enriched white bread, a rule-of-thumb is that white foods are not good builders of red blood cells. Foods to focus on are: 1  Beet greens. 2  Chard. 3  Chicken. 4  Clams. 5  Dates. 6  Dried apricots and peaches. 7  Dried beans or peas.
Heme iron comes from hemoglobin in red blood cells; therefore, only animal products contain heme iron. Plant foods supply non-heme iron, which has a different chemical structure. Non-heme is also the type added to iron-fortified foods and beverages. Your body absorbs heme iron more efficiently than non-heme iron. Consuming heme iron sources will improve your levels more quickly. The best sources are chicken liver, oysters and beef liver, which supply 11, 6 and 5 milligrams per serving, respectively. Chuck beef, dark turkey meat, ground beef and top sirloin also provide considerable amounts of iron.