Mineral (nutrient): Difference between revisions

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| [[Fluorine]]
| [[Fluorine]]
| Might have a role in biologic mineralisation, and fluoride deficiency symptoms have been found in goats, but there is no clear evidence of essentiality in humans. Research indicates that the primary dental benefit from [[fluoride]] occurs at the surface from topical exposure. However, even if not essential, fluorine would still be a beneficial element for this reason.<ref name="hdl.handle.net"/> Of the minerals in this table, fluoride is the only one for which the U.S. Institute of Medicine has established an [[Adequate Intake]].
| Might have a role in biologic mineralisation, and fluoride deficiency symptoms have been found in goats, but there is no clear evidence of essentiality in humans. Research indicates that the primary dental benefit from [[fluoride]] occurs at the surface from topical exposure. However, even if not essential, fluorine would still be a beneficial element for this reason. Of the minerals in this table, fluoride is the only one for which the U.S. Institute of Medicine has established an [[Adequate Intake]].
| [[Fluoride poisoning]]
| [[Fluoride poisoning]]
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