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Molybdenum Deficiency

Research on molybdenum insufficiency including symptoms, causes (TPN, genetic), diagnosis, and treatment of inadequate molybdenum status.

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What it is

Research on molybdenum insufficiency including symptoms, causes (TPN, genetic), diagnosis, and treatment of inadequate molybdenum status.

Key findings

  • Grade A: Serum Molybdenum Levels (Molybdenum)
  • Grade A: Sulfite Levels (Molybdenum)
  • Grade B: Neurological Symptoms (Molybdenum)

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ℹ️ Quick Facts

Quick Facts: Molybdenum Deficiency

  • Supplements Studied:1
  • Grade A Supplements:1
  • Top Supplement:Molybdenum (A)
1 supps · 3 outcomes

Detailed Outcomes

A
Serum Molybdenum Levels
Large Increase
6 studies
large↑Improves
A
Sulfite Levels
Large Decrease
5 studies
large↓Improves
B
Neurological Symptoms
Moderate Decrease
4 studies
moderate↓Improves

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