The physiological function of Inorganic salts

Inorganic salts on the structure of tissues and cells is very important and hard tissue such as bones and teeth, most of the calcium, phosphorus and magnesium components, and more soft tissue potassium. The inorganic ions in body fluid regulation of cell membrane permeability, control of water to maintain normal osmotic pressure and acid-base balance, common elements to help transport the body, involved in neural activity and muscle contraction.
The metabolism of inorganic salts can analyze blood, hair, urine or tissues to determine the concentration. The role of inorganic salts in the human body are interrelated.
Salt is to maintain intracellular acid-base balance, osmotic regulation, maintenance of cell morphology and function to maintain life activities of organisms.