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Minerals have no caloric value and thus do not contribute as an energy resource, but they are important in regulating various bodily functions. True False

Minerals have no caloric value and thus do not contribute as an energy resource, but they are important in regulating various bodily functions. True False
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Minerals have no caloric value and thus do not contribute as an energy resource, but they are important in regulating various bodily functions. True False

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the answer to this question is true

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