Also Known as: (Sn), a trace mineral
Tin Facts
Tin is considred a trace mineral, or micromineral. It is found in small amounts in our body and is believed to play a part in our overall health and bodily processes. Tin is found in human tissues and in the greatest amounts in the supra-renal glands, liver, brain, spleen, and thyroid gland. Refer to our "Trace Mineral Blend" page for additional, general information about trace minerals.
How Tin Works
There is not a lot of information about tin's role in the human body. In animal studies, it has been shown that a deficiency of tin contributes to poor growth and hearing loss. It may have cancer prevention properties.
Possible Benefits
Usage Guidelines
There is no established RDA for tin.
| 
Your Shopping Cart 
