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Mineral dosage supplementation - connections

Mineral dosage supplementation ->

Manipulates: Mineral levels and ratios (Dosage: various)

Supplementation dosage - connections

-> Supplementation dosage

Individual circumstances - Changes (Certainty: can; Necessity: required)

Children one year of age or older - connections

-> Children one year of age or older

Potassium iodide - Doses (Dose: one 130 mg tablet; Frequency: once a day; Standard: U.S.; Instruction: crush for small children)

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