How a small iron fish can make a difference in nutrition

With more than 3.5 Billion people affected across the world, can recycled iron car parts become part of the solution to reducing iron deficiency? The following video explains how the 'Lucky Iron Fish' came about and how it's proven successful in Cambodia (not only with nutrition issues). 

Because iron tablets taste bad, are difficult to distribute, and not easily adopted in by local traditions and culture, the Lucky iron fish tries to address these hurdles by offering something rather innovative.

Further details are available on - The Lucky Iron Fish

A great article is also available on the BCC - Why an iron fish can make you stronger