Copper isn't a mineral you are supposed to ingest, it provides no nutritional value so the answer is: none
Certain disorders have been known to increase copper levels. Persons with these conditions should not take copper supplements as they may cause copper toxicity.
Certain disorders have been known to increase copper levels. Persons with these conditions should not take copper supplements as they may cause copper toxicity.
lambs and goats get along fine.. except that goats need copper and to sheep it is toxic.... so you need to take the goats out daily and give them minerals or grain laced with copper (which any caprine grain or minerals will have ) to keep their bodies running correctly... make sure that the source of copper used is kept where the sheep can't get to it......
On average there are between 50 and 120 mg of copper in the body. Too much copper is not good for you. If you are double jointed or you can do a back bend you have too much copper in your body. But if you take gymnastics or something like that then your fine but almost everyone has too much copper in their bodies. If you look on the back of the food package it says how much copper there is. 2% is okay but if there's 15% then that's too much.
1kg of money give or take...
Yes. Ferns can take in minerals.
It is illegal to take rocks or minerals from any national park. Valuable materials such as copper, asbestos, and uranium may be found.
you really should ask a doctor
Recent studies have shown that mineral supplements are needed because most Americans don't get adequate amounts of minerals in their diets.
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you can pay me $3548745156487 for it.. and I'll gladly take the money lol
in open cast miniing the earth surface is simly dug out to take minerals which are shallow.in shaft mining we should put bores to take minerals which are deep under the earth