Essentially a trace mineral, one half of the copper content of the body is stored in the bones and muscles. Found in all the tissues, the mineral is most concentrated in the brain, heart, kidney, and liver. Its functions involve the development and maintenance of the cardiovascular, skeletal and the nervous system, including the brain.
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