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Malabsorption and anemia
Is it possible to have chronic food malabsorption without anemia ?
Was just reading about Enzymes and how they help with malabsorbtion. You can get a multiple-enzyme formula at your local health food store. Hope it helps you.
Parathyroid gland comes to mind. You can have food malabsorbtion without anemia - because you'd be lacking Vitamin D. See an endocrinologist about your parathyroid. (Not the same as thyroid).
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With food malabsorbtion it can take some time for your iron levels to drop and for you to become anaemic.
If there is a chronic food malabsorbtion, then there is something wrong with the gut and that also needs investigating
Best wishes.