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Glycogen stores - connections

-> Glycogen stores

Vitamin C - Lowers (Dose: very high; Location: liver; Mechanism: lowered manganese)

Health food stores - connections

Health food stores ->

Sells: Potassium citrate (Tablet mass: 99 mg; Cost: 40-60 cents per 1000 mg elemental potassium; Location variation: depending on area and source)

Grocery stores - connections

Grocery stores ->

Sells: Table salt substitute (Cost: less than 5 cents per 1000 mg elemental potassium)

What mineral iron status ferritin is lower in vegetarians? Does serum mineral blood test accurately reflect tissue stores? What element in organ meats promotes weight gain? Which organ stores the majority of excess dietary copper? What organ stores the largest concentration of body copper? Do hair mineral tests accurately reflect organ tissue levels? Does hair mineral analysis reflect current organ mineral status? What food source organ meats liver supplies cobalamin cobalt? What organ excretes majority of absorbed body fluoride? What visceral adipose tissue fat around organs poses risk? What food source organ meats liver contains molybdenum? What organ stores majority of body ferritin iron? What cobalt organ concentration in micro-grams is highest in liver? Can high vanadium intake lower intracellular copper retention? Can high copper intake lower intracellular vitamin C status? Does high copper intake elevate tumor angiogenesis risks? Does high copper intake increase bruising susceptibility? Can high copper levels promote mental fog and dementia? Does high copper intake promote varicose vein development? Does high copper intake inhibit molybdenum dependent enzymes?

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