Composition of the human body.


                     Composition of the human body


Oxygen 65%, Carbon 18%, Hydrogen 10%, Nitrogen 3%, Calcium 1.5%, Phosphorus 1%,
Potassium 0.25%, Sulphur 0.25%, Sodium 0.15%, Chlorine 0.15%, Magnesium 0.05%, Iron 0.006%, Fluorine 0.0037%, Zinc 0.0032%, Silicon 0.002%, Rubidium 0.00046%, Strontium 0.00046%, 



Bromine 0.00029%, Lead 0.00017%, Copper 0.0001%, Aluminium 0.00006%, Cadmium 0.00005%, Cerium 0.00004%, Barium 0.000022%, Tin, Iodine, Titanium 0.00002%,
Boron 0.000018%, Selenium, Nickel 0.000015%, Chromium 0.000014%, Manganese 0.000012%,
Arsenic 0.000007%, Lithium,Mercury,Caesium 0.000006%, Molybedenum,Germanium 0.000005%, Cobalt 0.000003%, Antimony,Silver 0.000002%, Niobium,Zirconium 0.000001%,
Lanthanium 0.0000008%, Tellurium,Bismuth,Gallium 0.0000007%, Indium 0.0000004%, Gold,Scandium,Tantalum 0.0000002%, Vanadium 0.00000011%, Uranium,Thorium0.0000001%,
Samarium 0.00000005%,

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