Milk nutirents jelly candy

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Essential minerals are indispensable to body tissues and maintain normal physiological activities. They cannot be produce in the human body. It mainly includes calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, iron, zinc, selenium and chromium. Although essential minerals do not constitute more than 4 to 5% of our total body weight, they are indispensable to our body. (Ca) ?*- The gross calcium in our body is about ***0 to ***0g and with phosphorous *9% turns into hydroxyapatite for the formation of bone. So calcium is considered to be the pillar of our human body. Growing children requires a larger amount of calcium. Long term deficiency of calcium intake can cause growth retardation, abnormal in the structure of bone and bone deformation may lead to rickets. These diseases are common in infants under two years old especially premature infants and twins. Excessive calcium will affect the absorption of iron , zinc and magnesium in a negative way. This can result in kidney stones, alkalosis and even unhealthy growth of the bone. (Iron) **- One of the essential mineral elements in human body. It has a total gross of about 4 ? 5 grams and closely related to the function of hematopoiesis which improves the body?s immune system. Lack of iron is a common nutritional deficiency disease in which children are more vulnerable. It may cause iron deficiency anemia and reduces one?s ability to focus properly. (Zinc) **- Another essential mineral element with a total gross of 2 ? 2.5 grams in our body. Zinc plays an important role in promoting growth and development. It activates all kinds of enzyme in our body and regulates metabolism. Intake of zinc from food is very little and a lack of zinc is a common nutritional deficiency disease. Zinc deficiency can easily cause anorexia, growth retardation, reduces one?s ability to memorize and learning. These are common problems facing our children.