- along with calcium, this mineral is largely found in the bones and teeth; 2:1 ratio
- necessary for the utilization of macro-nutrients: carbohydrates, fats, and proteins
- vital for the production of phospholipids, a significant part of the cells in our body
- plays a role in energy metabolism and the storage and regulation of that energy
- is a component of RNA and DNA molecules and is necessary for protein synthesis
- important for the pH balance in the body as well as the effectiveness of B vitamins
Real Food, Real Facts, Real Life. I hope to take you on a journey with me, I want to teach you everything I know and keep you informed with everything I continue to learn. Together we can change our future and that of our children's for the better so they do not have to endure the pain and suffering of these degenerative diseases that so vastly affect our population. There is a way
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Phosphorus
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