Manganese
- Katie Runnerstrom
- Sep 24, 2018
- 1 min read
What's it good for and why do we need it?
For proper enzyme functioning
Nutrient absorption
Wound healing
Bone development; especially for weak bones or people suffering osteoarthritis and osteoporosis
Women! It can also alleviate PMS
It plays a role in producing thyroxine: vital hormone, important for the normal function of your thyroid gland, which helps you maintain a proper appetite, metabolism, weight and organ efficiency
*manganese deficiency could cause or contribute to a hypothyroid condition, which may contribute to weight gain and hormone imbalances
Check to make sure you're getting the proper amount! Because too much intake can lead to damage; the DV (daily value) is 2.3 mg and UL for adults (tolerable upper limit) is 11 mg
Above are foods rich in manganese!






















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