Trace nutrient as opposed to the macronutrients; protein, carbohydrates, fats, fiber and alcohol. "Trace" is most typically used in reference to trace minerals which are needed in smaller amounts than bone building calcium, phosphorus and magnesium or the electrolytes sodium and potassium. "Micronutrients" refers to vitamins and minerals and would be the direct opposite to "Macronutrients."
Thank you for this article... it gives me more to look into in my desire to maintain good health and following the links shows me there is more for me to pursue learning about.
Happiest of New Years to you Jennifer! Praying is it a very health one for you.
Zinc being necessary to the maintenance of epithelial tissue, it is anything but a trace nutrient.
Trace nutrient as opposed to the macronutrients; protein, carbohydrates, fats, fiber and alcohol. "Trace" is most typically used in reference to trace minerals which are needed in smaller amounts than bone building calcium, phosphorus and magnesium or the electrolytes sodium and potassium. "Micronutrients" refers to vitamins and minerals and would be the direct opposite to "Macronutrients."
Thank you for this article... it gives me more to look into in my desire to maintain good health and following the links shows me there is more for me to pursue learning about.
Happiest of New Years to you Jennifer! Praying is it a very health one for you.