>>11348865>>11348865It actually does. Mineral uptake increases with microdosial increments the more vitamins and minerals you ingest, including copper, which builds up in bones, blood and sometimes even the brain. Although that's not good in overdosis. The effect is slow, but over a few years, noticeable in animals like chickens, who usually have white bones turn grey or black with increased iron supplements or iron rich food. This bone, funnily enough is harder than the average chicken bone, but retains the hollow moulding that birds often do. The cost of such an uptake is usually a slightly reduced lifespan due to heart strain, but tougher skeletons. However if overdosing on any mineral, it can cause arthiritis, spurs, mutations, cancer etc etc. Risky.
