• kxh (edited 5 years ago)
    +4

    Chromium, cobalt, copper, Molybdenum, phosphorus, Sulfur, Taurine, ergothionein, pyrroloquinoline quinone, Quinine, Carotenoid, Lutein, Zeaxanthin, Lycopene, and Beta cryptoxanthin.

    Woah, thanks. I have some reading to do.

    Some of things though, you have to be very careful of. For instance, our bodies can't get rid of iron, so taking in too much can be very bad.

    • Appaloosa
      +3

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAcs2uROaoI Look for answers grasshopper.

      • kxh (edited 5 years ago)
        +7

        Nice, but I was thinking of this actually.

    • AdelleChattre
      +2

      I know, right? Cobalt? Jesus. If one defines deficiency as doing better if you get more, I tend to do better if I somehow supplement thianine, magnesium, potassium, and folate, as well as vitamins D and K.

      • kxh (edited 5 years ago)
        +5

        Most of the trace elements, you have to be careful of getting too much and also the way they are bound. ie, eating an iron nail is not going to be that good for you or eating a piece of sodium could be really bad. The other things may be flavinoids, but there are so many flavinoids that eating live food is probably going to be better.