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| 2. | In combination with calcium it is necessary for the formation of bones and teeth | | 5. | This element enters the food chain thanks to the plants, and humans store it as proteins mainly. | | 6. | Milk and derivatives are an important source of this metallic ion | | 8. | It is necessary for connective tissues like tendons, cartilage, blood vessels, nails, skin and hair. | | 10. | Foods naturally high in it include chocolate, soy beans, nuts, and oatmeal | | 11. | It is essential for oxygen transport, but an overdose of it can lead to liver cirrhosis and diabetes | | 13. | The tipical stench of burnt hair indicates the presence of this element. | | 17. | After calcium, it is the most abundant metal ion mineral water | | 18. | It completes the valences of carbon in all food substances | | 20. | It is found in common cooking salt | | 21. | It is the key element in cyanocobalamine or vitamine B-12 | | 22. | it enhances the osmotic resistance of red blood cells | | 23. | It is taken especially through buckwheat, soybeans, olive oil, sunflower oil, eggs and apples |
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| 1. | Essential for the defense from the free radicals | | 2. | It is necessary for the functioning of muscles, the transmission of nerve impulses and for the metabolism of carbohydrates and proteins. | | 3. | Some special potatoes are rich in this antiage element that fights free radicals
| | 4. | Cofactor in three key proteins at least: the molecule of insulin, the enzyme that breaks down alcohol in the stomach, and carbonic anhydrase, that is enzyme that permits elimination of carbon dioxide from lungs-blood. | | 7. | It blocks the proliferation of bacteria responsible for tooth decay, and if taken during enamel formation, makes it more resistant. | | 9. | It is demanded for the formation and the maintenance of the myelin (protective layer that covers neurons) | | 12. | Elementary substance that burns food and allows us to survive. | | 14. | Look here what happens without this element intake. | | 15. | It is combined with hydrogen in the acid component of gastric juice | | 16. | The atoms of this element are part of the chains of the molecules of all types of food, especially in the lipidic ones | | 19. | Ions of this elements are required to facilitate the transport of insulin, and its lack in diet give rise to a form of diabetes |
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