The word "anemia" has been employed in literature in ways that reflect both its medical significance and its metaphorical potential. In one example, it appears as a clinical condition—linked to "cerebral anemia"—serving as a basis for exploring treatments through natural remedies like a digitalis substitute, which illustrates its role in the practice and language of herbal medicine [1]. In contrast, another literary piece uses anemia as an element of personal suffering, intertwining the affliction with other physical symptoms to evoke the vulnerability and fragility of the human body [2].