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Additional nutrient
* can offset the costs of process- ing high toxin concentrations in several ways.
* support men's urinary systems.

Basic nutrient
* Identify the basic nutrients and their roles in the body.
* required by goats are protein, energy, minerals, vitamins, and water.

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Calcium
* Has a calming effect and works with magnesium.
* Helps build and maintain strong bones and teeth.
* also activates the enzyme that forms nitric oxide in cells
  - aids in the release of neurotransmitters which carry messages between nerve cells
  - blocks the absorption of lead by the body
  - extracts fine bittering principles of the hop and reduces wort color
  - has a special role in later life, when it can help slow down bone loss
  - inhibits the body's absorption of iron and zinc
* has a calming effect on the nervous system
  - constipating effect which tends to offset the magnesium
  - very limited solubility in steel and is mainly found in the inclusions present
* has many functions in our body
  - health benefits
  - other functions in addition to maintaining healthy teeth and bones
  - several main functions in the body
  - the ability to make the soil act like a sponge to absorb water and oxygen
  - two allotropes
* is also a health problem when unassimilated calcium is deposited in human joints
  - major component of eggshells, pearls and chalk
  - mineral that is very important for physically active women and young athletes
  - available in dietary supplements
* is also essential for blood clotting, muscle contraction, and nerve functioning
  - regulating heartbeat and beneficial for reducing hypertension
* is also essential to good rhododendron growth
  - the clotting of blood
  - good for the trees
  - important for healthy nails
* is also important for muscle contraction and for our heart to beat
  - growth and prevention of muscle cramps
  - proper heart function, nerve transmission, and blood clotting
  - the development of a breast-feeding baby
  - to heart health, nerves, muscles and skin
* is also necessary for osmoregulation, muscle contractions, blood coagulation
  - plant growth
  - proper egg and fry development
  - transmission of nerve impulses
  - presence in our bodies
  - present in good quantity in fish and green leafy vegetables
* is also present in other milk products as well as vegetables and dried fruit
  - well-known foods
  - under investigation as a chemopreventive agent
  - very important in helping blood to clot
  - bound to phosphate which, with casein, forms a phosphoprotein
  - certainly a major element necessary for normal development of teeth and bones
* is excreted in the urine and feces
  - urine by animal proteins, which are found in milk and other animal products
  - interrelated with phosphorus
* is supplied as superphosphate or calcium ammonium nitrate solutions
  - to the plant in the form of exchangeable ions and moderately soluble minerals
  - the second most abundant element in the human body
* provides an important link between tectonics , climate , and the carbon cycle.

Essential nutrient
* Most essential nutrients find in food
  - seafood
  - prevent osteoporosises
  - provide energy
* Most essential nutrients require for growth
  - plant growth
* Some essential nutrients find in milk
  - provide food
  - require for embryo development
* are carried up through the pith
  - required for optimal health
* come predominantly from the soil.
* help performance.
* need for life.