Which trace mineral is not an essential nutrient but has long been recognized for strengthening bones and teeth?
A)Fluoride
B)Magnesium
C)Zinc
D)Molybdenum

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Fluoride is the only trace mineral on the list that has long been recognized for strengthening bones and teeth. Magnesium is important for bone health, but its role is not as well-known as fluoride's. Zinc and molybdenum are important for other bodily functions but do not have a direct impact on bone and tooth health.

Which Trace Mineral Is Not an Essential Nutrient but Has