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Manganese deficiency: symptoms of manganese deficiency

  1. A manganese deficiency is rare. Manganese is a mineral and is essential for all kinds of biochemical reactions in the human body. It is also indispensable for building bones, cartilage and connective tissue. The greatest amounts of manganese are found in avocados, nuts and seeds, seaweed, whole grain breads and whole grain cereal products. A manganese excess (toxicity) can result in all kinds of neurological problems. It is rare for someone to consume an excess of manganese through their diet.

Function of manganese

  1. Manganese

Rich Dietary Sources of Manganese

  1. The greatest amounts of manganese are found in avocados, nuts and seeds, seaweed, whole wheat breads and whole grain products. This mineral can also be found in tea, blueberries, egg yolks, legumes, dried peas, pineapple

Manganese deficiency symptoms and complaints

  1. Manganese deficiency or manganese deficiency has been observed in a number of animal species in experimental animal settings that were put on a manganese deficient diet. Symptoms of manganese deficiency include reduced growth, reduced reproductive function, skeletal abnormalities, decreased glucose tolerance, and altered carbohydrate and fat metabolism. It is not known what the consequences of a general manganese deficiency in humans are. A general manganese deficiency is not common. Excessive use of iron, phosphorus or calcium

Too much manganese, a manganese surplus

  1. A manganese excess (toxicity) can result in multiple neurological problems. It is rare for someone to consume an excess of manganese through their diet. In particular, people exposed to manganese dust and fumes on a professional basis, such as welders and smelters, have a higher than normal average of manganese exposure. Inhaled manganese, unlike manganese that is ingested through the diet, is transported directly to the brain without being metabolized in the liver

Recommended Daily Allowances (RDA)

  1. In the Netherlands, no Recommended Daily Allowance for manganese has been established by the Food Council. A varied diet provides sufficient manganese. So far shortages have not occurred in the Netherlands.

  2. In the Netherlands, the Nutritional Council has not established a Recommended Daily Allowance for manganese. A varied diet provides sufficient manganese. So far shortages have not occurred in the Netherlands.



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