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TIn
Tin is
a trace element found in fresh and canned foods.
Amounts
found in fresh food is relative to the amount of tin found
in the soil where the food is grown. There are still many
unknowns about the mineral's effect on the body, although
future research may tell us more...
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Tin
Fast Facts
Sources:
soil, air, canned goods
What
it's good for: inconclusive,
although research is ongoing
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Element
Tin: Health effects on Adrenals, Depression & Fatigue
- A discussion
on human and laboratory animal studies suggesting the effects
of low-levels of the mineral in relation to increased fatigue,
depression and even asthma, plus facts on food sources, toxicity,
recommended daily allowances.
Tin
- Abstracts of research identifying the trace mineral with
heavy concentrations in the thymus gland, associated with
dental sensitivity, in connection with lithium and other related
studies.
Tin
- A brief overview, deficiency and toxity symptoms, sources.
Tin
- Facts on suggested outcomes from studies and research, precautions,
related literature.
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