Molybdenum - Dr Clark

Molybden Tablets, 100 capsules of 250 mcg.

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Molybdenum is a little-known but essential trace element. Molybdenum is a metallic element found in the soil and is also an essential trace element for plant nutrition. Plants use it to ensure the proper functioning of two enzymes, which transform nitrates into nitrites and then into ammonia, for the synthesis of amino acids.

The human body contains between 8 and 10 mg.

Signs of deficiency include risk of depression, faster and more difficult breathing, faster heart rate and vision problems.

Properties

Molybdenum is an "essential" trace element. It must be regularly supplied through the diet. Some soils are now totally deficient in molybdenum, so dietary intake will depend on where the plants containing it are grown.

Molybdenum is important for the body's use of iron.

Molybdenum is a trace element that catalyzes the enzyme xanthine oxidase . The enzyme xanthine oxidase is essential for the production of uric acid, which helps protect cells against oxidative stress.

The transfer of iron reserves located in the liver is also mobilized by this same enzyme. L

Molybdenum is also a detoxifier, helping to eliminate sulfites.

Molybdenum plays a metabolic role in the energetic utilization of carbohydrates.

Molybdenum contributes to the normal metabolism of sulfur-containing amino acids.