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Molybdenum for Copper Toxicity

Copper toxicity, also called copper dysregulation, occurs when an excess of copper in the body is not bioavailable for use. Bioavailability determines how much copper can be effectively utilized within our system. This condition highlights a critical imbalance that emphasizes not just the quantity but the usability of copper within the body, underlining why it can be hazardous to our health, especially if too much copper is present. This can lead to damage in vital organs such as the liver, kidney, heart, and brain, making it crucial to address and manage acute copper toxicity, especially in severe cases such as kidney failure.

The Iron And Copper Balance On The Immune System

After the few years we have all experienced with a global pandemic, it is only natural for people to be a little more...
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