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Minerals
Chapter 7
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What are minerals?
• Inorganic molecules
• Essential for human survival
• No caloric value
• Not degraded by cooking or digestion
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Mineral Classification
Major Minerals• Needed in amounts
> 100 mg• Common examples
– Sodium– Potassium– Calcium
Trace Minerals• Needed in amounts
< 100 mg• Common examples
– Iron– Zinc– Chromium
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Major Mineral: Calcium
• Most abundant mineral• Functions:
– Blood clotting– Muscle contraction– Nerve transmission– Bone formation
• AI:– Men and women (19–
50 yo) = 1,000 mgSource: USDA
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Major Mineral: Calcium (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Hypocalcemia
(rare)– Muscle spasms– Convulsions– Low bone density
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Hypercalcemia– Calcium deposits– Kidney stones– Fatigue– UL = 2,500 mg
• Are supplements needed?
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Major Mineral: Phosphorus
• Functions:– Bone and tooth
formation– Cell membrane
formation– Enzyme activity
• AI:– 700 mg
Source: USDA
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Major Mineral: Phosphorus (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Bone malformation– Bone pain– Muscle weakness
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Altered calcium
metabolism– Osteoporosis– UL = 4,000 mg
• Are supplements needed?
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Major Mineral: Magnesium
• Functions:– Bone formation
– Blood clotting
– Regulation of blood pressure
– Enzyme activity
• RDA:– Men = 400 mg (19–30 yo)
to 420 mg (31–70 yo)
– Women = 310 mg (19–30 yo) to 320 mg (31–70 yo)
Source: USDA
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Major Mineral: Magnesium (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Irritability– Muscle cramps– Heart arrhythmias– Hypertension
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Nausea, diarrhea,
vomiting– Muscle weakness– UL = 350 mg (from
supplements only)• Are supplements
needed?
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Major Mineral: Sodium
• Functions:– Major electrolyte– Nerve impulse
transmission– Muscle contraction– Regulation of blood
pressure• RDA:
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Major Mineral: Sodium (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Hyponatremia– Nausea, vomiting– Seizures, coma
• Are supplements needed?
• Symptoms of toxicity:–Swelling–Increased blood pressure–UL = 2,300 mg
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Major Mineral: Chloride
• Functions:– Major electrolyte– Nerve impulse
transmission– Aids digestion
(HCl)– Fluid balance
• AI:– 2,300 mg
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Major Mineral: Chloride (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Increased blood pH– Abnormal heart
rhythm– Poor blood flow
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Increased blood
pressure– UL = 3,500 mg
• Are supplements needed?
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Major Mineral: Potassium
• Functions:– Major electrolyte– Nerve impulse transmission– Muscle contraction– Blood pressure regulation
• RDA:– 4,700 mg
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Major Mineral: Potassium (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Muscle cramping– Muscle weakness– Loss of appetite– Heart arrhythmias
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Toxicity rare– UL not established
• Are supplements needed?
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Major Mineral: Sulfur
• Functions:– Part of hundreds of sulfur containing
compounds in the body
• No RDA, EAR, or AI has been established
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Major Mineral: Sulfur (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Deficiencies rare– None that are
readily apparent
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Toxicity rare– Diarrhea and colitis– UL not established
• Are supplements needed?
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Trace Mineral: Iron• Functions:
– Oxygen transport and utilization
– Component of hemoglobin and myoglobin
• RDA:– 18 mg (females aged
19 to 50)– 8 mg (all others) Source: USDA
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Why are athletes at increased risk for iron deficiencies?
• Low dietary intake– Vegetarians beware
• Increased demand for hemoglobin and myoglobin due to training and sport
• Loss through sweat• Mechanical hemolysis
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Trace Mineral: Iron
• Signs of deficiency:– Deficiencies
common– Anemia– Fatigue
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Nausea, diarrhea– Hemachromatosis– UL = 45 mg
• Are supplements needed?
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Trace Mineral: Zinc• Functions:
– Cofactor in over 200 enzymatic systems• Wound healing• Growth and
maintenance• Protein synthesis• CNS, GI, and
reproductive systems• RDA:
– Men = 11 mg– Women = 8 mg
Source: USDA
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Trace Mineral: Zinc (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Deficiency rare– Poor immunity– Dermatitis– Diarrhea– Loss of appetite
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Toxicity rare– Nausea and vomiting– Increased LDL– Anemia– UL = 40 mg
• Are supplements needed?
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Trace Mineral: Chromium
• Functions:– Enhances function of insulin– Decreases cellular insulin resistance
• AI:– Men = 35 µg– Women = 25 µg
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Trace Mineral: Chromium (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– High blood sugar– Decreased muscle
endurance
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Toxicity rare– High levels may
decrease Zn and Fe absorption
– UL not established• Are supplements
needed?
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Trace Mineral: Fluoride
• Functions:– Bone and tooth
mineralization– Prevents dental caries– Ligament/tendon
strength• AI:
– Men = 4 mg– Women = 3 mg
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Trace Mineral: Fluoride (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Dental caries– Increased bone
fractures
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Toxicity rare– Fluorosis– Gastritis– Stiff joints– UL = 10 mg
• Are supplements needed?
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Trace Mineral: Copper
• Functions:– Iron metabolism– Antioxidant
cofactor– Enzyme cofactor in
tissue growth and energy metabolism
• RDA:– 900 µg
Source: USDA
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Trace Mineral: Copper (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Deficiency rare– Anemia– Bone and
connective tissue abnormalities
– Menkes Syndrome
• Symptoms of toxicity:– GI distress– Liver disease– Wilson’s Disease– UL = 10,000 µg
• Are supplements needed?
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Trace Mineral: Manganese
• Functions:– Enzyme cofactor
• Metabolism• Antioxidant• Tissue growth
• AI:– Men = 2.3 mg– Women = 1.8 mg
Source: USDA
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Trace Mineral: Manganese (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Poor growth– Bone and
connective tissue abnormalities
– Altered CHO and fat metabolism
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Fatigue, weakness– Neurological
problems– UL = 11 mg
• Are supplements needed?
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Trace Mineral: Iodine
• Functions:– Assists in synthesis
of thyroid hormones
• RDA:– 150 µg
Source: USDA
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Trace Mineral: Iodine (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Weight gain– Cold intolerance– Goiter
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Also can cause
goiter– UL = 1,100 µg
• Are supplements needed?
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Trace Mineral: Molybdenum
• Functions:– Antioxidant cofactor– Enzyme cofactor in metabolism of amino
acids containing sulfur
• RDA:– 45 µg
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Trace Mineral: Molybdenum (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Deficiency rare– Symptoms
unknown
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Toxicity rare– Symptoms unknown– Can decrease copper
absorption– UL = 2,000 µg
• Are supplements needed?
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Trace Mineral: Selenium
• Functions:– Component of many
proteins in body– Enzyme cofactor
• Immune function• Thyroid function• Antioxidant
• RDA:– 55 µg
Source: USDA
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Trace Mineral: Selenium (continued)
• Signs of deficiency:– Deficiency rare– Cardiomyopathy– Increased risk for
cancer
• Symptoms of toxicity:– Brittle hair and
nails– Hair and nail loss– UL = 400 µg
• Are supplements needed?
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Other Trace Minerals