Thursday, 11 June 2015

The Body's Need For Water And Minerals To Maintain Physical Health

Hay readers, delighted this morning I was given a health so that they can meet again in physical health blog. How the physical health of the reader? Hopefully always healthy and body in shape. Let the reader, on this occasion I will share a little article about the body's need for water and minerals to maintain physical health. But before that, it would be better if you read my previous article first. Well readers, you just see the following article.

As we know, water and minerals are part of the micro substances in the body. So how important is our body's need for water and minerals.

A. Water
The Body's Need For Water And Minerals To Maintain Physical Health

Water is one of the most important substances that must be met by our body. Because water has several major functions for the body is as follows:
1. Water serves as a solvent other compounds in the body such as vitamins and others.
2. Water serves as a carrier of other substances from one cell to another cell or from one network to another network.
3. Water serves to maintain the stability of our body temperature.
Setting process water in the body controlled by various glands clogged, such as the pituitary, thyroid, adrenal, and tools such expenditure skin through sweat glands.

B. Mineral
The Body's Need For Water And Minerals To Maintain Physical Health

Minerals are essential nutrients that function for health maintenance and disease prevention. Minerals and vitamins act of interaction. You need vitamins to minerals can work and vice versa. Without some minerals or vitamins, some vitamins or minerals are not functioning properly. The biggest difference between vitamins and minerals is that minerals are inorganic compounds, while vitamin is an organic compound.
Minerals can be classified according to the amount that our body needs.
1. The major minerals are minerals that we need more than 100 mg a day. Examples of major minerals are calcium, copper, phosphorus, potassium, sodium and chloride.
2. minor minerals are minerals that we need less than 100 mg a day. Examples of minor minerals are chromium, magnesium, iodine, iron, fluorine, manganese, selenium, and zinc.

The different types of minerals are solely based on the amount needed by the body, not of importance for the body. Some minerals needed by the body are as follows:
1. Iodine serves for the development of intelligence. Contained in food is seafood and iodized salt. Iodine deficiency can cause goitre.
2. Phosphorus serves for the formation of bones and teeth and adjust the balance of acids and bases in the body. Phosphorus is abundant in meat, fish and eggs.
3. Calcium serves for the formation of bones and teeth. Many are in milk, eggs, and fruits.
4. Iron serves for the formation of hemoglobin in the blood, many found in milk, liver, egg yolk, and green vegetables.
5. Fluorine serves to strengthen the teeth. Many contained in egg yolk, brain, and milk.
6. Potassium serves to affect the work of the heart muscle. Abundant in nuts, liver, fish, and shellfish.
7. Sodium is used to regulate the smooth muscle work especially heart muscle and regulate the balance of fluids in the body. There are a lot of fish, bananas, potatoes, and vegetables.


Let the reader, perhaps this is all I can share on this occasion. Hopefully this article useful to readers. Criticism and suggestions are always I look forward to the future development of the blog.