Once or twice a week? Are you kidding me? You should eat it everyday every meal if iron dificent anemic

I don't know if you're being sarcastic or just a troll, but the way you asked that question was hilarious as it definitely hit the spot for humor, if this was a bust-the-balls question.

If you're being serious, then you should definitely eat meat more often than once a week. Most branches of parasites love to feed on your blood. This is why sometimes we feel fatigued, have brain fog, and a shit ton of other negative symptoms that shouldn't be here.

I would therefore say that Iron is very important in your diet. The reason you may have results that show you are anemic is because parasites love iron and any metal that is heavier than it, which is why when the die-off happens or toxins come busting out, we feel like shit.

But that does NOT mean you should supplement with any kind of iron (hint: I said supplementing, not food).

It is thought that iron actually makes worms stronger.

MY RECOMMENDATIONS:
Find that online recipe for that f***ing delicious BOSTON MARKET SPINACH recipe and go HAM with it. I'm talking about at least 3 bowls of that stuff a day, every other day. It should be utilized more by your body that way and help with the anemia. After a week, stop it for a while if you are still gonna continue taking anti-parasitics.

Oh, and lastly:
Depending on the severity of your parasite infection and co-infections, the herbs you are taking don't seem like they will do the job. Especially if you already have anemia. Gotta think stronger and bigger. ICU has a good protocol with Rx if you want to try it otherwise add some stronger herbs such as Garlic, just make sure it comes in an enteric-coated form.

Good luck broski.

Try Spirulina. Healthier and 10x more absorbed than meat

The parasites are probably creating your anemia. Some of them love iron. If you feed them iron, they grow stronger. Eliminate the parasites and then work on the anemia. Best to eliminate most supplements as they probably feed the parasites. One exception seems to be zinc. Another may be Vit D, since it is the basis of most of our immune system.
Pump up your fiber intake, make sure you have plenty of stomach acid and digestive enzymes working before you cleanse. You should be having at least 2 bowel movements a day before you cleanse for parasites. Don't cleanse if you are constipated.
Eliminate any raw, smoked, pickled, salted or undercooked meats. No ceviche. The Jews and Muslims were right to eliminate pork. They just carry too many parasites. Either wash all of your veggies well or just eat cooked ones. Sugar and carbs feed parasites. Starve them of both. Fruit is sugar.

Since meat is the primary source of parasite eggs and parasites, not really a good idea, although if you're not following a protocol with a zapper (the only one I know of is Dr. Clark, who's son invented the Clark style zapper and she tells you how to use the zapper and herbs properly), it doesn't really matter.

You're still quite infested because the parasites everywhere but your digestive tract are still alive and well, and will just move back into the digestive tract, to say nothing of the eggs hatching out constantly everywhere.

You won't ever get ahead of that mess with mere herbs every month. But hey---if it makes you happy, believe all the lies spouted here about zappers being useless/evil/murderous whatever. They have no idea actually and don't even realized their zapper (if they realy used one) actually did work, but they were too ignorant of the protocol to recognize it. But like I said--whatever makes you happy.

found some very good journal articles which I'm sure will help with your confusion

The Battle for Iron between Bacterial Pathogens and Their Vertebrate Hosts
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2920840/

Human hololactoferrin: endocytosis and use as an iron source by the parasite Entamoeba histolytica.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16339932

So basically you shouldn't supplement ionic iron which will most likely become extracellular and feed the bad bugs.
Heme iron might be a different story because the process should involve ferrintin, lactoferrin, etc that has immune regulation function and makes iron not readily available to bacteria, parasites, etc.