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as a vegan diet can fully supply calcium needs. common vegan sources of calcium include, but aren't limited to, soy products (including tofu), non-dairy milks, tahini (sesame butter), beans, figs, sunflower seeds, broccoli, almonds, hazelnuts, fortified orange juice, kale, and collard greens. and iron
anemia is actually no more common in vegans than non-vegans, though that's not to say a diet change will or has caused iron loss. there are many vegan sources of iron, including fortified breakfast cereals, spinach, soy products, beans, potatoes, and lentils. iron supplements are also an option, and...
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class / ) zeolite or clay, including gallium analogs (class / ) gallium containing (class / ) including organic component (class / ) and additional al or si containing component (class / ) and group iii or rare earth metal (al, ga, in, tl, sc, y) or lanthanide containing (class / ) and group viii (iron
and b - group iv to viii metal, lanthanide or actinde compound - (i.e., alkali metal, ag, au, cu, alkaline earth metal, be, mg, zn, cd, hg, sc, y, al, ga, in, tl, ti, zn, hf, ge, sn or pb hydride or organometallic compound and ti, zr, hf, ge, sn, pb, v, nb, ta, as, sb, bi, cr, mo, w, po, mn, tc, re, iron...
https://patents.justia.com/patents-by-us-classification/502