Inorganic Ions

Inorganic ions account for only 1-1.5% of fresh weight in biological cells, but are closely related to life activities and indispensable. Abnormal concentrations of inorganic ions can cause diseases. Iron deficiency can cause anemia, low immunity, fatigue, etc. Iron excess can cause heart failure, cirrhosis, etc. Zinc deficiency can cause anorexia, ulcer, cirrhosis, dwarfism, etc. Zinc excess can cause gastroenteritis, hypertension, coronary heart disease, etc.