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Low haemoglobin can be a concern, but it’s good you’re proactive about addressing it. To effectively boost your haemoglobin levels through diet, start by increasing your intake of iron-rich foods. Since you don’t eat much meat, focus on plant-based options like lentils, spinach, chickpeas, tofu, quinoa, and fortified cereals. These non-meat sources contain non-heme iron, which isn’t absorbed as efficiently as heme iron from animal sources, that’s why eating vitamin C-rich foods alongside these can really help enhance absorption. Pair your meals with fruits like oranges, strawberries, or even take a glass of orange juice with your meal. When you’re thinking of snacks, iron-rich ones like a handful of nuts (cashews, almonds), seeds (pumpkin or flax seeds), or dried fruits, such as apricots or raisins can keep the iron intake up throughout the day. It’s smart to reduce your consumption of tea and coffee around meal times too because they contain tannins, which can inhibit iron absorption. If you’re considering supplements, iron supplements might be recommended if diet alone isn’t enough, but it’s wise to consult a healthcare professional before starting them because supplements can sometimes cause side effects like constipation or stomach upset. They’re generally used when dietary modifications haven’t sufficed. Be cautious and monitor your symptoms as well. Persistent fatigue or any significant changes in your condition should be reviewed by your doctor. Make sure you follow up with them to monitor your levels and ensure you’re on the right track to boosting your haemoglobin back to healthy levels.