That headline is a bit of a clickbait trap. Chicken gizzards are nutritious, but they aren’t a replacement for a medication, supplement, or medical treatment.
Chicken gizzards provide protein, iron, zinc, vitamin B12, and other nutrients. They can be a healthy part of a balanced diet, particularly when cooked thoroughly.
If the missing phrase is something like “you might not need iron supplements”, that still isn’t necessarily true. Whether someone needs a supplement depends on their diet, blood tests, medical conditions, and the advice of a healthcare professional.
If you paste the full “You Might Not Need To…” sentence, I can explain exactly what the claim means and whether it’s true.
