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Forgotten elements, forgotten potential.
Liquid minerals Winterlånd.
Copper is the third most common mineral in the body. It is found mainly throughout the musculo-skeletal system, although the largest amounts are found in the brain and liver. The formation and regulation of hormones such as melatonin is under the control of copper, it is also responsible for the production of a wide range of neurotransmitters. Collagen production and formation of red blood cells are both highly dependent on copper concentration. Zinc is a major copper antagonist, while it has been found that .zinc intakes result in copper deficiency, high copper intakes have not been found to affect zinc levels
500 ml / 16 oz | 5 L / 1.2 Gal |
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