Phosphorus
Phosphorus
is needed for many of the chemical reactions in the body. Phosphorus
compounds help regulate the release of energy that fuels our bodies.
By combining with calcium,
phosphorus also helps form hard, crystal-like substances that create
the latticework for strong bones and teeth. In fact, 85 percent
of the body’s phosphorus is located in bone.
Consult your
physician before begining any dietary
supplement regimen.
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