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Minerals

Minerals Most minerals help build strong bones and teeth Others are used to make substances that they body needs Minerals are usually needed in tiny amounts, but are critical to health Calcium and iron are the most common mineral deficiencies in the United States

Macro Minerals Macro minerals are needed in great quantities in the body, these include Calcium Phosphorus Magnesium

Calcium Function in Body Sources Prevents Helps bones, teeth, blood serum, clotting, muscles, nerves Milk, dates, broccoli, parsley, greens: spinach Osteoporosis Osteoporosis: Bones gradually lose their minerals. Bonesare fragile and break easily, skeleton may shrink. Develops mostly in elderly and women.

Calcium Good sources of calcium are found in dairy products

Phosphorus Function in the body Source Prevents Cells, combines with calcium for bone structure, releases energy Avocados, raisins, whole grains, meat, eggs, milk Osteoporosis

Magnesium Function in the body Source Prevents -Helps build bones -Helps nerves and muscles work normally -Regulates body temperature -Dark green leafy vegetables -Whole grain products -Heart disease -Heart spasms

Trace/micro minerals Trace/micro minerals are needed in smaller quantities, but are just as essential as macro minerals, these include: Iron Iodine Fluoride Zinc copper

Blood- hemoglobin, red cells, carries oxygen to cells Iron Function in Body Sources Prevents Blood- hemoglobin, red cells, carries oxygen to cells dates, dried fruits, eggs, legumes, whole grains, watermelon, dark leafy vegetables Anemia Anemia: Poor appetite, pale skin, tiredness and weakness Too much iron is not good for you either. It leads to damage of the liver and other body tissue!

Iron Animal products provide excellent sources of iron

Functioning of the thyroid gland. Iodine Function in Body Sources Prevents Functioning of the thyroid gland. USA: Fortified salt Goiter Goiter: visible swelling of the thyroid gland on the neck.

Goiters

Fluoride Function in Body Sources Prevents Teeth and bones, works with calcium Fluoridated water, fish, eggs, milk, some toothpastes Tooth decay Tooth Decay: Bacteria on the teeth that dissolves the enamel and causes cavities

Zinc Function in the body Source Prevents -Helps body make proteins -Heal wounds and forms blood -Affects sense of taste and smell -Meat -Liver -Fish -Dairy products Slowed growth

Copper Function in the body Source Prevents Helps iron make red blood cells Whole grain products

Electrolytes Electrolytes help maintain the fluid balance in the body They help maintain the heartbeat and help muscle and nerve action Electrolytes easily become imbalanced in cases of dehydration, illness and diarrhea Sodium Chloride Potassium

Sodium Function in Body Sources Regulates fluids, muscles, heart, nerves Table salt, cured meats, sausage, bacon High Blood Pressure: Damage to blood vessels in the heart, brain and kidney.

Chloride Function in the body Source Regulates fluids, muscles, heart, nerves Salt

Potassium Function in Body Sources Regulates fluids, heart and other muscles, nerves Oranges, peaches, pears, bananas, dates, apples, raisins, avocados