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Thursday, February 6, 2020

Minerals and Their Function

Calcium 
Builds bones and teeth, muscle contraction, heart action, nerve impulses, blood clotting
Magnesium 
Bones, liver, muscles, transfer of intercellular water, alkaline balance, neuromuscular activity
Sodium 
Electrolyte balance, body fluid volume, nerve impulse condition
Potassium 
Cell membrane potential, nerve impulse conduction, heart rhythm, acid base balance
Copper 
Hemoglobin formation, production of RNA, elastic tissue formation, cholesterol utilization, oxidase enzyme activator
Zinc 
Protein synthesis, carbon dioxide transport, sexual function, insulin storage, carbohydrate metabolism, wound healing
Iron 
Hemoglobin formation, electron transport, oxygen transport, enzyme activator
Manganese 
Carbohydrate metabolism, protein metabolism, connective tissue, joint fluid production, nerve tissue, Vitamin B1 utilization
Chromium 
Glucose utilization, insulin activity, heart muscle, cholesterol utilization
Phosphorus 
Builds bones and teeth, energy production, acid-base balance, necessary in metabolism and cell membranes, calcium absorption
Molybdenum 
Enzyme activator, uric acid formation, oxidative enzymes
Selenium 
Peroxidase scavenger, glutathione peroxidase, anti-carcinogenic, Vitamin F synergist
Silicon 
Bone formation, collagen formation, cartilage formation, elastic tissue
Boron 
Reduces calcium loss
Vanadium 
Strength of bones and teeth, lowers blood lipids, inhibits cholesterol synthesis
Tin 
Growth, protein synthesis
Nickel 
Activates some liver enzymes
Source: Natures Prescription Milk by Gloria Gilbere


 

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