How bad will your body become after losing these 6 things?

Calcium: 99% of calcium is found in bones and teeth. If you lose it, you are likely to lose all your teeth. Your hard bones will no longer exist, and your body will become soft and you will suffer from "rickets". Calcium is also related to neuromuscular activity. Without it, you may experience severe pain and cramps as long as there is a little stimulation from the outside world.

Phosphorus: Phosphorus and calcium are brothers, both of which are present in bones, so you can only completely lose your ability to move. What's worse is that phosphorus is also present in cells and blood. If the inorganic phosphorus content in the blood is too low, you may suffer from hypophosphatemia, mental confusion or even coma.

Iron: Iron is mainly responsible for the synthesis of hemoglobin, which helps transport oxygen to various tissues in the body. Without it, your oxygen supply will be paralyzed, the brain will not get oxygen supply, and you will faint within a few minutes.

Zinc: Without it, you will experience a variety of physiological functions being impaired, growth and development will stagnate, your skin will become rough, and your taste buds will function poorly.

Probiotics: The intestines are home to a large number of probiotics. Without these little guys, the intestinal flora will be disordered, interfering with the digestive function, resulting in either persistent diarrhea or stool accumulation.

Vitamins: Without vitamin A, your eyes will not get the raw materials for synthesizing rhodopsin, and you will not be able to maintain normal vision. Without vitamin C, your immunity will be paralyzed, and you may suffer from scurvy, with bleeding all over your body.

Obviously, the chemicals in the human body can provide the necessary nutrients to maintain normal survival, and none of them can be missing.

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