The fax number and address that you use to submit the Employer Authorization Forms to the Division of Pensions and Benefits has been changed. The Employer Authorization Form must be faxed to (720) 332-0039 or mailed to State of New Jersey, Department of Treasury, Division of Pensions and Benefits, P.O.
Vitamin and mineral supplementation. There are several minerals and vitamins that can increase hemoglobin levels. Most important of these are iron, vitamins B6, B9 (folic acid), and B12, and vitamin C, which is important for enhancing the absorption of iron. The recommended daily allowances are: 1  Iron: 20 mg. 2  Vitamin B6: 50 mg. 3  Folic Acid: 500 micrograms.
A high hemoglobin level for a man would be above 18 g/dl and a woman 15 g/dl. If your hemoglobin is below those levels and above the average, then there is likely no problem. High hemoglobin levels can occur naturally if you live or have traveled recently to high altitudes where oxygen levels are low. The low oxygen stimulates your body to produce more red blood cells which have the hemoglobin.