A little clarification here. If the daily requirement of a mineral is more than 100mg it's called a major element. An adult needs 500mg/day of calcium so it's a major element. The need is even more in child & pregnancy. A child needs 1200mg/day while pregnant or lactating mother needs 1500mg/day. Note that 9-11mg/dl is the normal calcium range in the blood. I hope it's clear now.
A little clarification here. If the daily requirement of a mineral is more than 100mg it's called a major element. An adult needs 500mg/day of calcium so it's a major element. Note that 9-11mg/dl is the normal calcium range in the blood. I hope it's clear now.
A little clarification here. If the daily requirement of a mineral is more than 100mg it's called a major element. An adult needs 500mg/day of calcium so it's a major element. Note that 9-11mg/dl is the normal calcium range in the blood. I hope it's clear now.
A little clarification here. If the daily requirement of a mineral is more than 100mg it's called a major element. An adult needs 500mg/day of calcium so it's a major element. The need is even more in child & pregnancy. A child needs 1200mg/day while pregnant or lactating mother needs 1500mg/day.
Note that 9-11mg/dl is the normal calcium range in the blood. I hope it's clear now.
Vit d cause mineralisation not demineralisation, right?
Really helpful ...Got a decent concept here regarding Calcium metabolism
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Principle well explained and illustrated. Also love the quick recaps for maximum understanding
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If It is 9 to 11 mg per dl then it is minor element
Because it is less than 100 ??
Please tell me
A little clarification here. If the daily requirement of a mineral is more than 100mg it's called a major element. An adult needs 500mg/day of calcium so it's a major element. Note that 9-11mg/dl is the normal calcium range in the blood. I hope it's clear now.
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Thank you, but please answer Vivek question.
A little clarification here. If the daily requirement of a mineral is more than 100mg it's called a major element. An adult needs 500mg/day of calcium so it's a major element. Note that 9-11mg/dl is the normal calcium range in the blood. I hope it's clear now.