Nutritional Metals, Urine
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Urinary calcium levels can indicate bone health and the risk of kidney stones. 

Monitoring chromium in urine may offer insights into its absorption and excretion. 

Urinary cobalt levels may be assessed in cases of occupational exposure or certain medical conditions. 

Monitoring copper levels in urine helps evaluate its metabolism and potential imbalances. 

Urinary iron levels may be measured to assess iron excretion and certain health conditions. 

Monitoring lithium in urine is relevant for individuals undergoing lithium therapy for mood disorders. 

Urinary manganese levels can provide information about exposure and potential toxicity. 

Urinary magnesium levels reflect the body's excretion and can indicate dietary intake. 

Monitoring urinary molybdenum levels may be relevant for certain medical conditions. 

Urinary phosphorus levels offer insights into dietary intake and metabolism. 

Monitoring urinary potassium levels helps assess its excretion and balance. 

Urinary selenium levels may indicate dietary intake and potential deficiencies. 

Reflects the body's sodium excretion and can be relevant for assessing salt intake. 

Urinary strontium levels may be measured in environmental or industrial exposure cases. 

Monitoring urinary vanadium levels can provide insights into exposure and excretion. 

Urinary zinc levels may be assessed to evaluate its excretion and potential deficiencies.