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| Irregular uptake levels in a particular lobe or location of the brain, which correspond to impaired function controlled by that part of the brain, can provide powerful evidence. Thus, systemic toxicity (autointoxication) can be the end result of impaired function in these organs. Zinc is classed as a trace element, as is selenium, a deficiency of which can lead to heart disease, mental retardation and impaired function of the thyroid. |
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