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Seeking Health, Molybdenum, 500 mcg, 90 Vegetarian Capsules 👆CLICK LINK ABOVE👆 Molybdenum supports healthy metabolism of sulfites, as well as the production of uric acid, your body's primary antioxidant found in plasma. Molybdenum provides a potent 500 mcg of molybdenum glycinate chelate in a convenient capsule. Molybdenum provides a potent dose of molybdenum compared to our SulfiteX Drops. Those experiencing SUOX gene challenges or dietary sulfite sensitivities may benefit from a higher amount of molybdenum support. The glycinate chelate form offers excellent bioavailability. Molybdenum is an essential trace element needed for sulfur and sulfite metabolism. The sulfite oxidase (SUOX) enzyme breaks down sulfites into less problematic sulfates. Molybdenum is required as a cofactor for this biochemical reaction. Some people experience side effects from consuming high sulfite foods such as lime and lemon juice, dried fruits, and wine. Others with slow SUOX enzyme activity or molybdenum deficiency can also experience symptoms from high sulfur and sulfite foods. High sulfite levels in the body can cause headaches, sinus problems, skin issues, unwanted body odor, flushing, and other adverse effects. Molybdenum provides a potent serving of 500 micrograms (mcg) per single capsule serving. For a gentler amount, try our SulfiteX Drops. With this powerful tool in your arsenal, it’s easier than ever to support healthy sulfite metabolism and detoxification for optimal wellness. Molybdenum Meets or Exceeds cGMP Quality Standards. Ben Lynch is the best-selling author of Dirty Genes and President of Seeking Health, a company that helps educate both the public and health professionals on how to overcome genetic dysfunction. He received his doctorate in naturopathic medicine from Bastyr University. @MMSDrinkingBuddy @MMSChlorineDioxide @MMSTestimony

Do You Know About Molybdenum? Get to Know This Vital Mineral and its Important Role in Your Body Function and Health by Dr. JheriAnne Preston ND, CNS NOVEMBER 7, 2023 Molybdenum can be found in rocks and soil, the mediums in which our food sources uptake this nutrient. Understanding its role in health, its critical biological functions, and how to obtain it in your diet to maintain a healthy balance is the focus of this article. Molybdenum is one of nine trace minerals. What is Molybdenum? Vitamins and minerals are essential building blocks for physiological processes in the body. Molybdenum is a naturally occurring element, abundantly present in many foods we consume. Understanding the role of the mineral Molybdenum (MO) can bring light to the complexity and importance of nutrition and physiological function. Essential Biological Functions of Molybdenum The critical function of Molybdenum is as a cofactor for various enzyme pathways. Molybdenum cofactor (MOCO) is essential in the enzymatic processes of sulfur, nitrogen, and carbon metabolism. MOCO is created by the binding of the mineral to a pterin protein site in molybdenum-dependent enzymes. One of the primary roles of this mineral is in the detoxification reaction that occurs in the liver. Importance of Molybdenum for Detoxification Sulfite oxidase (SUOX) metabolizes the amino acids methionine and cysteine, which are sulfur-containing amino acids. This enzyme converts sulfite to sulfate, which the body can then use. Sulfites are added to foods as a preservative, are naturally present in some seafood, and can be used in the wine-making process. Exposure to sulfites in someone sensitive can result in allergy or asthma symptoms, which include shortness of breath, wheezing, coughing, stomach pain, nausea, diarrhea, skin inflammation, or skin rashes. Managing sulfite sensitivity is best done through avoidance of the offending foods while addressing the root cause. Having a genetic mutation in specific genes like the SUOX gene or CBS gene mutations can have a detrimental impact on one's ability to break down sulfur-containing foods, leading to serious health complications. Molybdenum Interactions with Other Minerals Mineral balance and interaction is one area of nutrient status to be aware of. For example, molybdenum and copper interaction have an antagonist relationship. Research shows that excess molybdenum can decrease the levels of copper in the body. In conditions of copper overload, like Wilson’s disease, molybdenum can be used as part of a chelating protocol. Dietary Sources of Molybdenum A rule of thumb on how to incorporate Molybdenum in your diet is always to try and buy locally grown produce, farmers market items, or products that spend minimal time in transit. This can ensure that you are getting the most nutrients out of the items you are purchasing. In this article you will find a list of the highest quantity and quality molybdenum foods. @MMSDrinkingBuddy @MMSChlorineDioxide @MMSTestimony https://www.rupahealth.com/post/do-you-know-about-molybdenum-get-to-know-this-vital-mineral-and-its-important-role-in-your-body-function-and-health

Increasing Sulfate Levels Can Help Alleviate Autistic Symptoms Although much of the pathology associated with autism seems, unfortunately, to be related to brain development during the critical period and is irreversible, an increase in sulfate levels has, in fact, been shown to alleviate symptoms in some children diagnosed with autism. In one study, a reduction in urinary sulfate excretion achieved through supplementation with molybdenum, an essential metal catalyst in sulphite oxidase, correlated with improvement in autistic symptoms in patients. Oral and transdermal glutathione supplementation, administered to children on the ASD spectrum, led to significant increases in plasma reduced glutathione, sulfate, cysteine, and taurine. In the case of autism, which is hard to pin to one definite cause, it is becoming clearer that many different pathologies lead to the sulfate deficiency which in turn contributes to neurological damage. Depending on the root cause of the sulfate deficiency, different dietary supplements may be beneficial in treating autism. These include, specifically, the vitamins and minerals involved in the transsulfuration pathway: B12, B6, folate, magnesium and zinc. While several of these nutrients have been proposed for the alleviation of autism, findings have been generally inconsistent. It is likely that the dysfunctional intestinal epithelium impairs uptake of these nutrients. @MMSDrinkingBuddy @MMSChlorineDioxide @MMSTestimony https://www.mdpi.com/1099-4300/14/10/1953#:~:text=Although%20much%20of%20the%20pathology,some%20children%20diagnosed%20with%20autism.

Sulfate Deficiency as a Risk Factor for Autism September 27, 2019 Is a sulfate deficit in water a significant environmental trigger for autism? That is the question underlying this study. How could a deficit of a few hundred milligrams of sulfate make any difference in the diet of a pregnant woman? There are some clues in the medical literature. In Waring’s English study 19 years ago, urine was analyzed for those with autism and compared against neurotypicals. The results showed autistic urine to contain 6800 uM sulfate compared to a normal reading of 3000. Assuming daily urine discharge at 1.4 L, the extra sulfate in urine for those with autism was 510 mg per day. This suggests that tissue in those with autism may be starved for sulfate. And this assumption is confirmed by Adam et al.’s (2011) Arizona study showing blood levels are below normal, only 35% in the case of free sulfate. Note that sulfate in drinking water is typically in the form of a free ion, exactly what seems to be missing in those with autism. This is a study of water and beverages consumed during pregnancy by mothers of children with autism. Materials included vials for water samples and a survey to describe the water and beverages. Samples were tested for sulfate and surveys evaluated for average daily levels. Results were stratified for selected regions of the United States. Areas with the highest rates of autism showed a trend toward lower levels of sulfate compared to areas with low rates of autism (28% sulfate, n = 45, p = 0.059). Severe autism was associated with low sulfate levels while mild symptoms were associated with higher levels of sulfate (− 0.32 correlation, n = 86, p < 0.01). The results suggest that sulfate may be helpful in reducing both the incidence and severity of autism. Bottled water is an interesting modern phenomenon, rare 70 years ago when autism was virtually unknown but very common in today’s world. If participants in the Southwest region had rejected bottled water and had drunk 2 L of local tap water instead, 222 mg of sulfate would have been added to their diet. Bottled water is not the only factor that has reduced sulfate in the modern world. Since the enactment of the Clean Water Act of 1972, the EPA has been tasked with cleaning up public water in the United States. Clearly, this is good for the country as it minimizes the microbes and toxins that pose health hazards. Of course, water that has been cleaned to contain fewer contaminates will naturally contain less sulfate. The reduced sulfate content of some tap water and most purified bottled water may be relevant when considering the potential role of a low sulfate supply in autism. Our survey of the drinking water and beverages of mothers of children with autism showed an association between sulfate deficit during pregnancy and autism severity. There was a clear dose versus response relationship suggesting that sulfate during pregnancy may be helpful in reducing the severity of autism. Since the same water was available to the entire family, sulfate during infancy also may be helpful in reducing the severity of the condition. Comparing the eight states with the highest rate of autism to the lowest, prevalence is reduced by a factor of almost three according to Department of Education statistics. Since there is a large difference in the available sulfate in water from these regions, it may be possible to significantly reduce the incidence of autism by supplementing with sulfate rich food and water during pregnancy and early childhood. Based on losses in urine, 510 mg of sulfate per day may be an appropriate goal for pregnant women with an elevated risk of autism. @MMSDrinkingBuddy @MMSChlorineDioxide @MMSTestimony https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10803-019-04240-5

Codeage, Full Spectrum Binder+, 90 Capsules 👆CLICK LINK ABOVE👆 A full spectrum binder is the perfect addition to your MMS and/or HOCl detox. 👇 Below are a few reviews of this product👇 This supplement is expensive but worth every penny. A premium quality binder. Contains active charcoal, chlorella and bentonite, binders that will absorb and eliminate toxins produced by harmful intestinal bacteria. Elementary in SIBO and SIFO eradication protocols. Warning: always take it two hours apart from meals (before or after) as the binders tend to bind to everything, including nutrients, so it is best to always take it away from food. Personally, I take it at night before going to bed and the next day I feel an increase in energy and a feeling of greater disposition, possibly due to the toxin elimination effect. I invested in this quality binder while undergoing a full moon cleanse, and I do not regret it! This is an amazing supplement that really helps to pull toxins out. I noticed results within just a few hours of starting it. While taking this supplement, I have experienced less bloating and bowel issues and am definitely more regular. This stuff just works, and it's worth the price! I am taking this with the Mimosa Pudica Seed+ for a cleanse, and I have to say I really enjoy this blend of binders instead of taking them individually as I used to. I love the quality and the ingredients. There's 3 months' worth in the bottle and I will definitely be buying again! Really helps with mold sensitivity, best binder I’ve used and I have MCAS. I take it every day and wouldn’t want to be without it. I have been working with a nutritionist for my eczema due to H.pylori and fungal overgrowth. This is one of the supplements she prescribed for our antifungal protocol so I would recommend that it's a good vetted product! @MMSDrinkingBuddy @MMSChlorineDioxide @MMSTestimony

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