Molybdenum

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Try Solgar brand at the health food store. Sheri Lynn

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Hi,

My doctor recently suggested that I take a multivitamin with molybdenum.

I like my current multi but it doesn't have molybdenum in it and I don't see

it by itself in any of the health stores I shop at. Does anyone know where

to get it, how much to take, and what good it does?

-Theresa

Re: metals lists to and all

>Ruth,

>

>Have you tried supplementing with molybdenum?

>

>Rich

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Theresa,

Molybdenum is used by enzymes that are involved in alcohol

detoxication, uric acid formation, and sulfur metabolism. Dr.

Murray recommends 200 to 500 micrograms per day. Sorry to

sound like a stuck record, but Sparx (www.krysalis-sparx.com) has

250 micrograms of Mo per 20 grams of powder, so if you would consider

switching from your multi to Sparx, you would be getting Mo. I think

you can also buy it separately, if you want to take one more pill a

day! (I'm not financially involved with Sparx.)

Rich

> Hi,

>

> My doctor recently suggested that I take a multivitamin with

molybdenum.

> I like my current multi but it doesn't have molybdenum in it and I

don't see

> it by itself in any of the health stores I shop at. Does anyone

know

where

> to get it, how much to take, and what good it does?

>

> -Theresa

>

> Re: metals lists to and all

>

>

> >Ruth,

> >

> >Have you tried supplementing with molybdenum?

> >

> >Rich

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this is the molybdenum I got - and it is NOT capsules... but little pills. I chew them and it is WONDERFUL - headache from die off just disappeared!!! This brand is by Solgar...

wendy

http://www.vitaminusa.com/pharmacy/00-33984-00740.htmlAmino Acid ChelateSugar, Salt and Starch Free * Suitable For VegetariansChelated Molybdenum TabletsEach tablet provides:Molybdenum (amino acid chelate*) ........................150 mcg*Manufactured under license agreement with Albion Laboratories.Patent No. 4,599,15200-33984-00740Regular price: $4.90Sale price: $4.10==================================

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- where and what is your water source for your family? (i mean well water... or city water?)

or do you get purified...

wendy

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So , how does Molybdenum work in reducing die-off? My sons M/d levels were through the roof on his hair analysis. I wonder why this was? That and Boron. The two things that help candida. How bizarre.

Re: Molybdenum

this is the molybdenum I got - and it is NOT capsules... but little pills. I chew them and it is WONDERFUL - headache from die off just disappeared!!! This brand is by Solgar...

wendy

http://www.vitaminusa.com/pharmacy/00-33984-00740.htmlAmino Acid ChelateSugar, Salt and Starch Free * Suitable For VegetariansChelated Molybdenum TabletsEach tablet provides:Molybdenum (amino acid chelate*) ........................150 mcg*Manufactured under license agreement with Albion Laboratories.Patent No. 4,599,15200-33984-00740Regular price: $4.90Sale price: $4.10==================================Send blank message to candidiasis-unsubscribeonelist if you want to UNSUBSCRIBE !

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So , how does Molybdenum work in reducing die-off? My sons M/d levels were through the roof on his hair analysis. I wonder why this was? That and Boron. The two things that help candida. How bizarre.

Re: Molybdenum

this is the molybdenum I got - and it is NOT capsules... but little pills. I chew them and it is WONDERFUL - headache from die off just disappeared!!! This brand is by Solgar...

wendy

http://www.vitaminusa.com/pharmacy/00-33984-00740.htmlAmino Acid ChelateSugar, Salt and Starch Free * Suitable For VegetariansChelated Molybdenum TabletsEach tablet provides:Molybdenum (amino acid chelate*) ........................150 mcg*Manufactured under license agreement with Albion Laboratories.Patent No. 4,599,15200-33984-00740Regular price: $4.90Sale price: $4.10==================================Send blank message to candidiasis-unsubscribeonelist if you want to UNSUBSCRIBE !

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On 4 Mar 2001, at 9:34, Pamela wrote:

> Jonah, I don't know what actual role molybdenum plays in the die-

> off/detoxification process

It metabolises acetaldehyde, the alcohol by-product responsible for

hangovers and a lot of 'brain fog' type symptoms. Wnedy posted an

excellent article about it a few weeks back, which I managed to

lose in a computer crash - anyone still got it to re-post for the new

members?

Ann

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You know what's really frustrating?? Again, it's not available

commercially in Canada. ugh

It does look interesting. Let me know if you try and what results you get.

Diane

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Hi Bev...

Interesting that you should mention molybdenum. I don't think a lot of

people here follow that line. BUT, through trial and error, it is helping

me tremendously with energy. It also helps a lot if I happen to be having a

reaction after eating something I should not have eaten. It has been a

fairly recent addition to my " arsenal " . Are you still eating wheat

products? They can be a factor with the pain, especially with arthritis.

Or it could simply be where you are feeling your die-off. I felt mine in

the back. I'm also a firm believer in a good probiotic. A lot of us used

Primal Defense. But there are others. The beginning of this battle is very

hard. But hang in there, slowly but surely you will see small differences,

improvements along the way.

Good luck

D

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I had a test a mineral/vitamin test, I was found extremely low in this. Like

around the 2% from a 0-100% range. I will be ordering some to try. I'll let

you know how I do on it.

> I have started using Molybdenum 100 mcg per day. I feel better? Any

experiences with it?Thanks.

> Nil

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I was asking a question. What is Molybdenum? When I did a quick search it seemed

like the same thing. Please tell me what it is.

Lynne

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Lynne,

This is what I found at the Modern Herbalist about Molybdenum.

Hanida

Molybdenum is a trace mineral not yet well known to the public. Its presence

in the system in sufficient concentrations can make a dramatic difference in

the health of individuals coping with candida infection, multiple chemical

sensitivities or certain types of food or chemically induced migraine

headache, as well as the adverse effects of alcohol over consumption.

Molybdenum is required by the body to manufacture several important enzymes,

(aldehyde-dehydrogenase and aldehyde-oxidase) which allow the liver to

neutralize a powerful and otherwise relatively inert neurotoxin, acetaldehyde

as well as the enzymes required to break down sulfite and xanthine.

Acetaldehyde is a toxin produced as a metabolic waste material of yeast and

fungal organisms that accumulates in unhealthy intestinal environments,

circulating blood, liver and other tissues and organs of individuals with

candida albicans overgrowth.

The number of people suffering with multiple chemical sensitivities is

growing yearly. These individual's inability to cope in a chemically

contaminated environment can be nightmarish. The class of aromatic petroleum

derived chemicals which these persons are especially sensitive to are the

aldehydes. The chief toxic metabolite of alcohol is also and aldehyde

(acetaldehyde). When the liver's ability to effectively cope with this poison

is restored, the cumulative damage which has resulted from its presence in

our tissues can begin to be healed.

Many of our patients with the above complaints have experienced a marked

improvement in their sense of well being, after using molybdenum as a part of

their regimen for only a few weeks.

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> I was asking a question. What is Molybdenum? When I did a quick

search it seemed like the same thing. Please tell me what it is.

>

> Lynne

Lynee- I got this info. from the modernherbalist. They recommend

using Molybdenum along with Formula SF722. - Kathy

Molybdenum is a trace mineral not yet well known to the public. Its

presence in the system in sufficient concentrations can make a

dramatic difference in the health of individuals coping with candida

infection, multiple chemical sensitivities or certain types of food

or chemically induced migraine headache, as well as the adverse

effects of alcohol over consumption.

Molybdenum is required by the body to manufacture several important

enzymes, (aldehyde-dehydrogenase and aldehyde-oxidase) which allow

the liver to neutralize a powerful and otherwise relatively inert

neurotoxin, acetaldehyde as well as the enzymes required to break

down sulfite and xanthine. Acetaldehyde is a toxin produced as a

metabolic waste material of yeast and fungal organisms that

accumulates in unhealthy intestinal environments, circulating blood,

liver and other tissues and organs of individuals with candida

albicans overgrowth.

The number of people suffering with multiple chemical sensitivities

is growing yearly. These individual's inability to cope in a

chemically contaminated environment can be nightmarish. The class of

aromatic petroleum derived chemicals which these persons are

especially sensitive to are the aldehydes. The chief toxic metabolite

of alcohol is also and aldehyde (acetaldehyde). When the liver's

ability to effectively cope with this poison is restored, the

cumulative damage which has resulted from its presence in our tissues

can begin to be healed.

Many of our patients with the above complaints have experienced a

marked improvement in their sense of well being, after using

molybdenum as a part of their regimen for only a few weeks.

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This is a great link that gives definitions of most health products or

problems. It is a holistic health encyclopedia.

http://www.chinamed.org/glossary/A.php3

<A HREF= " http://www.chinamed.org/glossary/A.php3 " >Holistic Health Encyclopedia

- A</A>

Molybdenum

Year discovered: 1782

Atomic No.: 42

Symbol: Mo

Atomic weight: 95.94

Melting point: 2,617º C Molybdenum is a silvery-gray metal used as an alloy

to strengthen steel and make it less susceptible to rust and corrosion. About

70 percent of the world's molybdenum is produced as a byproduct of copper and

the rest is a primary product, according to Roskill Information Services

Ltd., London. On the consumption side, about 80 percent of demand is in iron

and steel, to which molybdenum brings such important metallurgical qualities

as hardness and durability. The rest of demand is split roughly between

high-tech metal alloys and industrial chemicals.

In a message dated 1/22/03 3:55:06 PM Central Standard Time, hspl28@...

writes:

> Lynne,

> This is what I found at the Modern Herbalist about Molybdenum.

>

> Hanida

>

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Thanks so much! I am going to my NHP on Friday. I will definitely ask him about

it.

Lynne

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WOW! That holistic encyclopedia is an excellent site. I bookmarked it and I'm

sure that I will use it frequently. Thanks!

Lynne

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Hi,

We surely do not want to over do the molybdenum but the story in

question is about a plot of land and not about people who in general

ingest, absorb and excrete copper daily.

I get great relief from allergy type symptoms form small doses of

MBD daily and have had no reduction in copper levels in my hair and

urine analysis.

I would suggest if you are taking large doses and are worried to do

some inexpensive testing.

Just some thoughts,

TK

> If anyone takes molybdenum, you might want to read this...

>

> http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=275 & i=926

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Barbara,

I get mine from HVL Inc./Health Yourself (412)278-6830.

AMN03030 Molybdenum 250mcg 100T 5.50

DETAILS:

Amino Acid Chelate. This trace element is

needed for metabolism of sulfur compounds

and for proper transport of copper and iron.

INGREDIENTS:

EACH TABLET CONTAINS:

Molybdenum (amino acid chelate).......250 mcg

(elemental molybdenum content)

Contains no yeast, corn, wheat, soya, sugar or

other sweeteners, artificial flavors, colors

or preservatives.

RECOMMENDED USAGE:

Take 1 tablet daily or as directed

by a physician.

Ellen

Molybdenum

> Where are people ordering molybdenum from?

>

> Thanks

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Hi Ellen,

Thanks for the lead. I try to stay away from chelated forms because I do so

poorly with many amino acids right now. But I will check it out further.

Best Wishes,

Barbara

Molybdenum

> Where are people ordering molybdenum from?

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> Thanks

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This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

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sf145: Thanks for the link.

Molybdenum

http://organicpharmacy.org/products/Liquid.Molybdenum/SKU:70700-arg

http://organicpharmacy.org/products/Mo-Zyme.(Molybdenum)

This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

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In a message dated 26/03/2006 22:19:19 GMT Daylight Time, AndyCutler@... writes:

> what is molybdenum?It is a chemical element, a transition metal, a chemical relative(cogener) of tungsten, and it is an essential trace mineral innutrition. it is involved in the function of the enzymes sulfiteoxidase, aldehyde oxidase and xanthine oxidase.Andy. .

> what is molybdenum?

It is a chemical element, a transition metal, a chemical relative

(cogener) of tungsten, and it is an essential trace mineral in

nutrition. it is involved in the function of the enzymes sulfite

oxidase, aldehyde oxidase and xanthine oxidase.

Andy. .

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Did you order this  over the net - if so, where from?

From: multitoed <whimwham@...>

Subject: molybdenum

candidiasis

Received: Tuesday, 20 January, 2009, 6:33 PM

I just started molybdenum 300 mcg 3x/day and milk thistle 200 mg 3x

day and these help more than other supplements- -the molybdenum breaks

down the candida toxin, helps with die-off, liver toxicity, and

getting rid of the toxins in your body. Brain fog cleared, less muscle

and joint pain. Doctors say take it for 4 mos. (sorry I can't remember

which article said this)

I read panthetine does this too.

Vicky

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I got it from Jernigan Nutriceuticals, which is jnutra.com, yes, over

the Web. I think the longer I take it the less it does, but it still

helps some (could be that I just have less candida some days, it

doesn't get much to eat).

Vicky

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> Did you order this  over the net - if so, where from?

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Thanks Mike, I wonder how many are deficient in Mb or just need

more because of sensitivities.

Sounds like Mb could help a lot of people with brain fog,

particularly

those with MCS or CFS.

One study summary said it helped with headaches, fatigue, brain

fog and a number of other symptoms. Looking at the biochemistry

I can understand that it could correct many chemical imbalances

in those who are sensitive for one reason or another. I had only

thought of it as a Candida treatment but apparently it is

much more.

Garnet

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mike3kit wrote:

> The mineral molybdenum, available in capsule form, can dramatically aid in the

detoxification of the

toxins caused by the dysfunction of multiple tissues in

chronic illness. Molybdenum is very useful for

detoxifying the toxin aldehyde from the die-off of

Candida-type yeast. This is important to Lyme

sufferers because aldehydes are considered neurotoxins, or

nerve poisons. Aldehydes are also

the toxins responsible for the hangover experienced by

drinking excessive amounts of alcohol. I

know of many Lyme patients who complain of this hung-over

feeling without having drunk any alcohol.

(However, it is our experience that molybdenum will not

detoxify the specific Bb toxin.) Even though

Lyme sufferers should use molybdenum to get rid of the

aldehyde toxins, they also need to drink

plenty of purified water to keep the everyday metabolic

toxins flushed out of the tissues. Taking

molybdenum will help slow the degeneration of tissues and

related symptoms from the toxic overload.

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> by Dr. A. Jernigan posted on MD Junction

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>>> > I would like to know if anyone has tested negative for Lyme from

>>> Igenix? I don't want to sound toxic but I am a skeptic of many

>>> things. Otherwise, one would go broke. I am considering doing the

>>> panel. However, I want to know if all the results have been positive

>>> from that lab. Could they have some type of false hope for the

>>> people who have auto-immune conditions? Or is this real hope? I am

>>> all for the positive, believe me. I am just curiously hopeful...

>>> Best, Kathy

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> I've been diagnosed kinesiology-wise intolerant to sulfur, although I

> still eat meat, because well you can't skip on everything! I'm also low

> on Molybdenum (blood and hair test) so there could be a link as you

> mention.

Of course, if you are really low in molybdenum, you may not be able to

tolerate much of it in supplement form either (due to the detox it will

provoke). I'm using " Moly-B " from Carlson, but I only take 1/4 of a

tablet at a time (a full tablet will make me feel bad).

Note that Moly-B this is not an " organic " form of molybdenum, although

it is chelated to the amino acid glycine, so it should be absorbable.

Marc