Manganese

Some Symptoms Of a Manganese Deficiency:

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Deafness
• Depression
• Gout
• Hearing Problems
• Infertility
• Lack Of Concentration
• Loss Of Libido in Both Sexes
• Memory Loss/Mental Confusion
• Miscarriages or Still Births
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Nerve Problems
• PMS

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Continued: Some Symptoms Of a Manganese Deficiency:

• Poor Muscle Co-Ordination
• Retarded Growth Rate
• Ringing in Ears (Tinnitus)
• Stiff Tendons
• Stuttering
• Tremors

What Can Manganese Do For You?

• Manganese, also called the "brain mineral", is important in the utilization of all mental facilities/functions.

• It aids memory and other brain and nerve faculties.

• Though only found in trace amounts in the body, good health is impossible without it.

• It increases resistance and recuperative ability and like iron aids in oxygen transfer from lungs to cells.

• Manganese strengthens tendons, tissues, ligaments, and linings in and outside of organs..." If the human body is well supplied with it, (manganese) various tissues, cells and nerves become more tensile and elastic" ~ The Chemistry of Man by Bernard Jensen.

• Manganese makes up part of a molecule known as muco-polysaccharides, which are used to form collagen, the strong fibrous connective material that builds tissue, bone and cartilage.

• This mesh of collagen is the framework on which calcium, magnesium, and other bone hardening minerals are deposited.

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, a painful condition in which arm tendons are weak or damaged, is a sign of a manganese deficiency.

• Deafness, if due to damage of the cartilage of the ear, can be attributed partially to a deficiency in manganese.

• Manganese has a positive effect on the libido by increasing energy levels and the brain's ability to receive and send messages.

• It also helps the reproductive organs work properly because of its effect on tissues and nerves.

• Production of sex hormones is aided by manganese.

• It can help reduce menstrual cramps and PMS.

• Manganese is stored half in the bones and the remainder in the liver, pancreas, pituitary gland, and kidneys.

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