Copper is
the central atom of the Vitamin C complex. It is needed for the formation of
red blood cells and promotes healthy nervous and immune systems. It plays an
important role in memory. Copper deficiency in combination with high-fructose
consumption is linked to deleterious effects on infants and growing children.
The best sources are nuts, molasses, oats and liver.
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