Zinc
Zinc
Recommended Daily Allowance: (FDA) 15 mg for adults, pregnant,
and lactating women.
Physiological Effects: A component of insulin found in many
enzymes. Aids in manufacturing of
nucleic acids. Important in growth and
development of reproductive organs.
Maintains normal prosthetic function.
Is an extremely important element for stimulating immune systems. Important to the absorption and action of
vitamins and phosphorus. Maintains
body's acid-alkaline balance, reduces cholesterol deposits.
Deficiency Disorders: Retarded growth and fatigue. Prolonged healing of wounds. Potentates diabetes. Loss of smell and taste. Acne.
Prosthetic problems, anorexia.
Natural Sources: Seafoods, Brewers yeast, sunflower
seeds, organ meats, soybeans, liver, milk, nuts.
Synergistic Substances: Vitamin A, calcium, copper, and
phosphorus.
Antagonistic Substances: Lack of phosphorus, excess of
copper, cadmium, oral contraceptives, Orasone, Prednisone, Sterazolidin,
alcohol, excessive consumption of calcium.
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