Hydrogen, given sufficient time, will start wondering where it came from.
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The death of stars more like.
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No, iron is the thing that kills stars, it's not made via the death of one (like heavier elements are). Yes, it requires the death to release the newly made iron, but that's not a product of said death.
And you can give it away to people losing too much stardust too fast over at !blood_donors@healthy.community
Instructions unclear, heading to the center of the sun for more hemoglobin.
We are stardust,
We are golden,
We are billion year old carbon,
And we've got to get ourselves
back to the garden.
- Joni Mitchell, Woodstock, 1970
Everything you eat used to be poo particles.

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