Choose one major mineral and describe its function, where it can be found , and the results of a deficiency or toxicity.
ANSWER.
* Calcium.
Calcium is an important mineral required for the normal functioning
of the body.
* Functions of calcium.
* Normal growth and development of bones and teeth.
* Calcium helps during the process of coagulation of blood.
*Calcium is required for the permiability of capillary walls.
* It is required for contraction and relaxation of heart and muscles
in the body.
* It reduce LDL cholesterol level in the body.
* Calcium required for activation of enzymes like lipase,adenosine
triphosphate etc.
* Sources of calcium.
* Milk and milk products.
* Meat and egg products.
* Fish.
* Legumes.
* Cereals.
* Deficiency of calcium.
* Calcium deficiency result in Osteoporosis.(Bones become
brittle).
* Toxicity.
* Excessive level of calcium in the blood leads to hypercalcemia.
which result in weakness of bone and muscle pain.
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