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dietary mineral Minerals required for optimal functioning of the body; dietary requirements for minerals range from molar to trace amounts/day; some–eg, nickel, tin, and vanadium, may be required by some plants or animals, but are not
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Also, cereals and breads often have extra vitamins and essential minerals like iron added to them. The animals are also low in some essential minerals, such as copper and selenium. Wendling has spent years perfecting a nine-stage process that uses carbon filters, reverse osmosis, de-ionization, and natural ocean coral to clean and re-invigorate water with essential minerals. |
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