FLUORINE
Traces of fluorine are a requirement to bind the calcium in the bones. Fluoride-deficient females will develop diminished fertility and become anemic. The minute amounts needed of this trace mineral can be obtained in even the poorest diets. So a deficiency is not so common.Popular Posts
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