Tag: Mineral distribution

An adult body contains approximately 25 grams of magnesium, with 50% to 60% of it stored in bones and most of the remainder in soft tissues, making magnesium a significantly abundant, yet deceptively hidden, mineral in our systems.

The human body contains less than one milligram of the trace element vanadium, yet its distribution is far from uniform. Understanding where is vanadium found in the body helps shed light on its potential biological significance, which is a subject of ongoing scientific investigation.