Copper

 

The Function

  1. bullet pointNeeded to produce red and white blood cells
  2. bullet pointImportant in infants for growth, strong bones, brain development and their immune system.
  3. bullet pointImportant for iron uptake

 

The Facts
Copper deficiency can lead to anaemia. In infants it can lead to poor growth and little bone strength as well as increased susceptibility to infections.

 

The Foods

Liver, shellfish, nuts and seeds.

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