fascinating. i have considered 0.7-1.0 the target range when cu is in the numerator. so, 1.1 as a point above which zinc deficit - associated taste disorder is more likely makes sense.
i like that the researchers here were so specific about the blood draw details, too. makes a difference.
Validity of the copper/zinc ratio as a diagnostic marker for taste disorders associated with zinc deficiency (2016)
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/a ... 2X16300669
2016 study: cu/zn ratio as a diagnostic marker for taste disorders
2016 study: cu/zn ratio as a diagnostic marker for taste disorders
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