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Absorbed fluoride - connections

Absorbed fluoride ->

Excretes In: Urine (Amount: approximately half)

Retained fluoride - connections

Retained fluoride ->

Incorporates Into: Bone (Amount: most)
Incorporates Into: Calcified tissues (Amount: most; Scope: other)

Soluble fluoride compounds - connections

Soluble fluoride compounds ->

Supplies: Fluoride (Extent: nearly all; Condition: ingested with water; Modality: may)

-> Soluble fluoride compounds

Sodium fluoride - Is A

What organ excretes majority of absorbed body fluoride? Does high iron intake increase body fat accumulation? What food source organ meats liver contains molybdenum? What total amount of magnesium exists in an average adult? Which organ stores the majority of excess dietary copper? What hydrostatic underwater weighing measures body density? What total sodium content in grams exists in adult body? What food source organ meats liver supplies cobalamin cobalt? What visceral adipose tissue fat around organs poses risk? What total body strontium content in mg exists in adult? What organ stores the largest concentration of body copper? What total body rubidium content in mg exists in adult? What element in organ meats promotes weight gain? What total copper amount is stored in an adult body? Can DEXA scan measure body fat percentage and bone density? What total phosphorus content in grams exists in adult body? Does hair mineral analysis reflect current organ mineral status? What cobalt organ concentration in micro-grams is highest in liver? What organ stores majority of body ferritin iron? Do hair mineral tests accurately reflect organ tissue levels?

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