Chris Kresser: Yeah, you need to get this iron out. I don’t see a ferritin level but given he has alcoholism, I expect that to be very high. The alcohol has probably been accelerating the absorption of iron. As you know, it does that, and this is potentially serious. So I would. If he’s working already with the hematologist, I’ve yet to see one that ignores an iron saturation of 91 percent especially if the ferritin is really high, which I would expect it to be here. And he would need to do a therapeutic phlebotomy and possibly even chelation depending on what his … I see that the ABC was RBC, so I was wondering about that. Since RBC is low, he may not qualify for phlebotomy because that would put him into further anemia. And this is a problem with alcoholics. So they might have to do chelation protocol, which is riskier, especially with liver disease. So it’s a tricky case. I feel for you, Julie. But see if you can help by getting a ferritin and getting a hematologist to pay attention to this because it’s important.