Which of the following is FALSE concerning calcium? A. 99% of calcium in our body is found in the blood and soft tissue B. Calcium is critical to trigger muscle contraction C. Calcium is a major mineral D. Calcium assist in regulating acid-base balance

Which of the following is FALSE concerning calcium? A. 99% of calcium in our body is found in the blood and soft tissue B. Calcium is critical to trigger muscle contraction C. Calcium is a major mineral D. Calcium assist in regulating acid-base balance

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