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Mineral are highly required to have awhile the signs of its deficiency
healthy body. It is necessary that youinclude neurological disturbances,
include foods that are rich in mineralscardiovascular problems, kidney
to maintain good health. As a person whodisorders, nausea and growth failure.
is conscious about health and diet youPhosphorous: This is present in almost
need to know what are the minerals thatall foods and is highly required for the
your body require, their functions,growth and maintenance of your bones and
dietary sources of these minerals andalso for the energy transfer in your
also about he side effects to lack ofcells. Heavy dose of phosphorous may
these minerals as well when they takenlead to drop in blood calcium levels and
in an over dose. This article tends toalso calcium deposits in soft tissue.
give you some information regardingThe lack of this mineral may result in
them.weakness, bone loss, kidney disorders,
The minerals those are required for acardio respiratory failure.
healthy bodyZinc: Whole grains, meat, eggs, liver
Calcium: The major function of thisand seafood especially oysters are rich
mineral is maintaining your bones andin zinc and the key functions of this
teeth. It also controls the nervemineral include synthesis of proteins,
impulses and muscle contractions. TheRNA and DNA ; wound healing; immune
main dietary sources of calcium areresponse and the ability to taste. Signs
Dairy products, tofu, fortified orangeof its deficiency are growth failure,
juice and bread, green leafy vegetablesloss of appetite, impaired taste, skin
and the bones in fish. Over dose ofrash, impaired immune functions and poor
calcium may result in Constipation,wound healing while excess dosage of
urinary stones, calcium deposits in softzinc may result in vomiting, impaired
tissues and inhibition of mineralimmune function, decline in blood HDL
absorption. The main symptom of havinglevels and impaired copper absorption.
calcium deficiency is mineral loss inSelenium: Deficiency of selenium may
bones.result in muscle pain and weakness and
Fluoride: This mineral is also for thealso heart disorders. The benefits of
maintenance of your tooth and bones.having this sufficient quality of this
Drinking tap water, tea, and marine fishmineral in our body are to protect the
eaten with bones are considered as thecells from oxidative damage and also for
major sources of gaining this vitamin.immune response. Excessive intake of
Its deficiency may lead to tooth decaythis mineral may lead to hair loss,
and the effect of over dose will resultnausea and vomiting, weakness and
in increased bone density, mottling ofirritability. It is best achieved from
teeth and impaired kidney function.seafood, meat, eggs and whole grains.
Iodine: Iodine is very essential forPotassium: Meats, milk, fruits,
regulating metabolism in the body andvegetables, grains, and legumes form the
also is an essential part of thyroidmajor dietary source of potassium and
hormones. Excessive doses result in dexcessive use will result in cardiac
epression of thyroid activity andarrest. The main function of this
hyperthyroidism while its deficiencymineral is to balance the body water and
leads to Goitre. The main dietary sourcealso for the proper functioning of the
for iodine includes iodised salt andnerves.
seafood.Sodium: Excessive dose of sodium may
Magnesium: Grains, legumes, nuts, seeds,lead to Edema, hypertension while the
green vegetables, and mineral water formsymptoms of its deficiency include
the major dietary source of this mineralMuscle weakness; loss of appetite,
and the key functions of this includenausea, vomiting, and sodium deficiency
transmission of nerve impulses, energyis rarely seen. This is also for
transfer and activation of many enzymes.balancing the body water, nerve
Toxic effect of mega doses includefunctions and also for acid base
nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, centralbalance. The best source to get this
nervous system depression, coma andmineral is from salt, soy sauce and
death in people with impaired kidneyssalted food.



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