- Low intake of Iron
- Low intake of citric acid
- Infestation of Worms
- Malaria
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Anaemia means reduced haemoglobin levels in the blood. Anemia can be nutritional as well as non-nutritional or genetic. The most common cause of anaemia is low intake of iron and folic acid in our diet. Deficiency of other nutritional elements such as vitamin C (Citric Acid) and Vitamin B12 can also cause anaemia. Non- Nutritional-Conditions such as hookworm infestation and malaria can also lead to anaemia.