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Calcium
Deficiency found in muscle fatigue
Overall low intake in women
Supplementation can reduce cancer risks in post menopausal women
Blacks may have higher retention on ingested calcium
Intake of 470/mg/day meets bone growth needs of 1-4 year olds
Supplementation has positive impact on colon cancer incidence
Supplementation has positive effect on lipids during weight loss
Deficiency may contribute to insulin insensitivity
Iron
Fights anemia of cancer
Deficiency causes anemia
Deficiency high in China
Deficiency caused by H. pylori
Heme iron uptake
Iron handling and anemia of chronic disease
Iron deficiency due to gastric bypass
Ferrous bisglycinate more effective due to better compliance
Resulting from less side effects
Iron absorption inhibited by tea and enhanced by Vitamin C
Deficiency causes decreased cognitive function
Daily intake improves anemia status, while weekly intake only maintains status
Ferrous Bisglycinate low dose cookie (3.8mg) 3X a week overcomes anemia
Iron deficiency linked to depression
Iron absorption in intestines is upregulated in iron deficiency
Iron deficiency causes increase in zip metal transporters
Iron affects behavior
Deficiency of iron in infants decreases motor development
Deficiency can cause ovary infertility
Better to supplement iron in pregnancy than take chances
Copper
Deficiency causes hematological abnormalities
Modulates cadmium toxicity
Role in liver health
Improves certain immune functions
Important to brain health
Deficiency can be cause of bone marrow failure
Deficiency associated with atherosclerosis
Deficiency is overlooked cause of anemia and neutropenia
Deficiency can cause altered cardiac function due to elevated NO Synthases
Intake decreases homocysteine and increases gluthathione
Deficiency contributes to altered cardiac function
Supplementation with copper glycinate increases red cell SOD
Has a role in CNS development
May be associated with BMI
Boron
Has estrogenic effects
Supplementation may inhibit certain prostate cancer cells
Deprivation affects cysteine metabolism in a way that negatively affects bone
Cadmium
Cadmium displaces copper from metalloproteins
Magnesium
Deficiency is associated with disease components of Metabolic Syndrome
Deficiency incidence is widespread
Has neuro-protective effects
Administration modulates cadmium toxicity
Deficiency a factor in the increase in serum lipids of diabetes
Level of intake an indicator of anemia
Low in muscle fatigue
Palliates skin allergy
Absorption mechanism
Anti stress effects
Deficiency causes small intestine inflammation
Supplementation fights gallstone disease in men
Role as chronic cell regulator
Decreases inflammatory markers (c-reactive protein) in heart failure
Deficiency contributes to metabolic syndrome, hypertension, and eclampsia
Supplementation improves athletic performance through increasing erythrocyte and hemoglobin levels
Little correlation between ionized and total magnesium
Intake lowers systemic markers of inflammation
Deficiency leads to excess inflammatory response to oxidative stress
Deficiency contributes to lens opacifiction
Supplementation has positive affect on pediatric asthma
Supplementation has positive affect on metabolic profile of diabetics
Supplementation reduces symptoms of PMS
Deficiency contributes to insulin resistance
May be associated with BMI
High acid load can cause magnesium deficiency
Zinc
Deficiency associated with cardiomyopathy (IDCMP)
Oxidative stress fighter
Deficiency is a far greater health problem than previously recognized
Deficiency associated with heart abnormalities
Deficiency associated with type 2 diabetes
High incidence of deficiency in China
Anti inflammatory benefits
Extends health span (genomic effect)
Enhances antioxidant effect
Anti-aging effect on immune system
Decreases respiratory tract infection
Deficiency is higher than believed and is associated with many real clinical problems
Use prevents some alcohol effects on the fetal neurological system
Supplementation helps fight pneumonia in elderly
Health impact on 300 enzyme systems
Deficiency is pro-atherosclerotic
Supplementation suppresses disease activity of ulcerative colitis
Loss can be both cause and effect of high blood pressure
Deficiency impairs EPO production leading to a decrease in red cell production
Supplementation has positive impact on oxidative stress of exercise
Has hepato-protective properties
Supplementation seen to decrease incidence of infection and decrease oxidative stress
Inhibits iron absorption, the degree of which depends on the Zinc/Iron ratio in lumen
Impacts cognitive function
Can negatively impact iron status
Supplementation improves immune response in elderly
Deficiency often seen in exclusively breast fed causing skin lesions
Selenium
Absorption capacity
Effect on immune system
Positive impact on atherosclerosis seen in diabetics via decreased lesion formation
Fights against liver damage
Helps prevent gastric cancer
Improves lymphocytic function
Positive impact on antioxidant activity and glucose homeostasis
Deficiency contributes to myopathy
Intake of selenium glycinate reduces plasma PSA
Phosphorus
Too much causes decrease in bone formation and increase bone resorption