Bromine

Bromine

Bromine is a trace element that is involved in many vital processes.For example: normalization of the pH of the stomach, sedative and soporific effect on the central nervous system, stimulation of the adrenal glands, activation of the immune system, suppression of allergic reactions.

Signs of Bromine deficiency

Symptoms: 1 Stunting in young children and adolescents.2 Psychological problems.(Increased irritability, psycho-emotional lability, tearfulness, neurasthenia.) 3 Insomnia, frequent waking at night.4 Decreased concentration of steroid (sex, glucocorticoid) hormones, male infertility, inactive sperm.5 High probability of pregnancy failure (miscarriage in the I-II trimester).Bromine deficiency is rare..

Signs of Bromine excess

Symptoms: 1 Nervous system disorders: systemic dizziness, disorientation, speech disorders, insomnia, hallucinations.2 Nosebleeds, rhinitis, bronchitis.3 Allergic reactions 4 Conjunctivitis (eye inflammation).5 Anemia, unmotivated weight loss, apathy, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting..

Main sources of Bromine in nutrition

Sources: legumes (peas, beans, lentils), cereals, fresh herbs, seafood, fish, peanuts, hazelnuts, rye bread..

Daily requirement of Bromine

Infants
0-3 mo. mcg
5-7 mo. mcg
8-12 mo. mcg
Children
1-3 yr500 mcg
3-7 yr500 mcg
7-11 yr700 mcg
Men
11-14 yr1.3 mg
14-18 yr1.7 mg
>19 yr2 mg
Women
11-14 yr1.3 mg
14-18 yr1.7 mg
>19 yr2 mg