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Mineral Ratios

Continuing research indicates that metabolic dysfunction occur not necessarily as a result of a deficiency or excess of a particular mineral level, but more frequently from an abnormal balance (ratio) between the minerals.

The Importance Of Ratios

  • Ratios are often more important than levels.
  • Ratios represent homeostatic balances.
  • Ratios are indicative of disease trends. These are not diagnostic but are research associations.
  • Ratios are frequently predictive of future metabolic dysfunctions or hidden metabolic dysfunctions.
    Ratios can be used to chart progress.

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Silicon Biochemistry

Silicon as an Essential Trace Element in Animal Nutrition
Author: Edith Muriel Carlisle
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Published in 1899

The Physiological Role of Mineral Nutrients

Author: Loew, Oscar, b. 1844 Volume: no.18 Subject: Plant physiology; Plants Assimilation; Minerals Publisher: Washington : G.P.O. Year: 1899 Possible … Read this book online

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