Re: Molybdenum, was How can I get sulfite oxidase enzyme functioning again?

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In frequent-dose-chelation DeanNetwork wrote:

> Is there anyway to get this enzyme functioning again? So I can get

> cysteine and thiols down.

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> I've heard B12 might help, especially Hydroxy B12. I've read

> methylating agents can get thiols down, is this true?

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> I'm aware of the low sulfur diet.

Molybdenum is most important for this.

---------Just wanted to comment on molybdenum. I just had a consult with

and asked her about my molybdenum, because it is now red high on

my hair test, and I have been taking high doses of it, 1000mcg a day for

probably two years now, so was concerned maybe I have taken too much. She told

me to keep taking it, because she said that " everyone " is molybdenum deficient,

and that the ranges for the DDI hair test for molybdenum is based on this, so

the ranges are actually too low. So I thought that was very

interesting.---------Jackie

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> ---------Just wanted to comment on molybdenum. I just had a

consult with and asked her about my molybdenum, because

it is now red high on my hair test,

Mine also went very high on a hair test in 2007 and six months later

it was down again.

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In frequent-dose-chelation wrote:

> ---------Just wanted to comment on molybdenum. I just had a

consult with and asked her about my molybdenum, because

it is now red high on my hair test,

Mine also went very high on a hair test in 2007 and six months later

it was down again.

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Hi ! So I'm assuming you were supplementing it during this whole

time? Do you take 1000mcg a day? I wonder why it fluctuates? She really

assured me it was nothing to worry about, so hearing what happened to you is

very interesting.----------Jackie

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recommended I take 3000 mcg of molybdenum long-term.

It sounded like a lot, so I tried to research toxicity and concluded

that the doses would have to be several times higher before toxicity

might ever be an issue.

Kris H.

> ---------Just wanted to comment on molybdenum. I just had a

consult with and asked her about my molybdenum,

because it is now red high on my hair test, and I have been taking

high doses of it, 1000mcg a day for probably two years now, so was

concerned maybe I have taken too much. She told me to keep taking

it, because she said that " everyone " is molybdenum deficient, and

that the ranges for the DDI hair test for molybdenum is based on

this, so the ranges are actually too low. So I thought that was very

interesting.---------Jackie

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> > ---------Just wanted to comment on molybdenum. I just had a

> consult with and asked her about my molybdenum, because

> it is now red high on my hair test,

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> Mine also went very high on a hair test in 2007 and six months later

> it was down again.

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> Hi ! So I'm assuming you were supplementing it during

this whole time? Do you take 1000mcg a day? I wonder why it

fluctuates? She really assured me it was nothing to worry about, so

hearing what happened to you is very interesting.----------Jackie

Yes, I was taking 1000 mcg daily at that time and at the time of the

next hair test when it was down again, and I continue to do so.

Actually, I increased to 2000 mcg for a short period of time (weeks,

not months), but that was after the first test. I was thinking the

high level might mean I needed more (just the lunatic ravings of a

broken mind), and I was having weird symptoms at the time so I tried

it to see if it helped. Didn't seem to.

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Thanks Kris. Yes, it does sound like alot, but I know Andy and wouldn't

recommend these dosages, if they weren't safe. And honestly, I have never heard

anyone say they were taking too much, or have had bad effects from it (that I

can remember at the moment). I just remember people commenting that they needed

it, and noticed when they had ran out. And I believe it was from one of 's

questionaires, that she determined I was deficient. And I am/was also low in

sulfate, and Andy says to take it for that, so I'm sure I need it. You just

start to wonder sometimes, when you take stuff for a long time.

So do you take it all at once, or spread out through the day? Do you notice a

difference in taking it? What symptoms does it help? I'm actually wondering if

I might benefit from taking a higher dose like you, because I do seem to need

high doses of some things.---------Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation kristinhomme wrote:

recommended I take 3000 mcg of molybdenum long-term.

It sounded like a lot, so I tried to research toxicity and concluded

that the doses would have to be several times higher before toxicity

might ever be an issue.

Kris H.

> ---------Just wanted to comment on molybdenum. I just had a

consult with and asked her about my molybdenum,

because it is now red high on my hair test, and I have been taking

high doses of it, 1000mcg a day for probably two years now, so was

concerned maybe I have taken too much. She told me to keep taking

it, because she said that " everyone " is molybdenum deficient, and

that the ranges for the DDI hair test for molybdenum is based on

this, so the ranges are actually too low. So I thought that was very

interesting.---------Jackie

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In frequent-dose-chelation wrote:

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> > ---------Just wanted to comment on molybdenum. I just had a

> consult with and asked her about my molybdenum, because

> it is now red high on my hair test,

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> Mine also went very high on a hair test in 2007 and six months later

> it was down again.

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> Hi ! So I'm assuming you were supplementing it during

this whole time? Do you take 1000mcg a day? I wonder why it

fluctuates? She really assured me it was nothing to worry about, so

hearing what happened to you is very interesting.----------Jackie

Yes, I was taking 1000 mcg daily at that time and at the time of the

next hair test when it was down again, and I continue to do so.

-----------Have you ever gone off of it and noticed anything? had

done this, and said he couldn't tolerate ALA chleation when he did so. I have

probably only run out for short periods of time, and I can't really say I

noticed anything. But I take so much stuff, it's always hard to

tell.---------Jackie

Actually, I increased to 2000 mcg for a short period of time (weeks,

not months), but that was after the first test. I was thinking the

high level might mean I needed more (just the lunatic ravings of a

broken mind), and I was having weird symptoms at the time so I tried

it to see if it helped. Didn't seem to.

---------Well, your " broken mind " has been taught this is the case sometimes,

that high actually means low, so definitely worth the try, in my book! And

" lunatic ravings " is the last thing I would think of, when it comes to you, and

your postings (Unless it takes one to know one :-))))) Anyway, puns

aside, I have always enjoyed your postings, and miss that you haven't been

around as much And actually, after Kris posting that she takes more, I may

even give a higher dose a trial, to see if I notice anything.----------Jackie

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told me to take 1000 mcg molybdenum with each meal, for a total

of 3000 per day. I don't think I notice any effect (altho perhaps my

MCS is slightly better), because I've always taken some, and because

my bigger problem is adrenal -- I'm still trying to figure out a

treatment while being conservative with cortisol. But my brother said

he began feeling poorly recenlty and determined it was because he'd

run out of molybdenum.

Thorne (from ) makes a 1000 mg size.

> So do you take it all at once, or spread out through the day? Do

you notice a difference in taking it? What symptoms does it help?

I'm actually wondering if I might benefit from taking a higher dose

like you, because I do seem to need high doses of some things.---------

Jackie

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Hello All, I tried 30mcg of Molybdenum during day and it made me very

sleepy. You guys are talking about 1000mcg or more, do you get sleepy

too or its me having a problem with MO. Any suggestions....

Thanks in advance!!!

Sunny

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> > Is there anyway to get this enzyme functioning again? So I can get

> > cysteine and thiols down.

> >

> > I've heard B12 might help, especially Hydroxy B12. I've read

> > methylating agents can get thiols down, is this true?

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> > I'm aware of the low sulfur diet.

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> Molybdenum is most important for this.

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> ---------Just wanted to comment on molybdenum. I just had a

consult with and asked her about my molybdenum, because

it is now red high on my hair test, and I have been taking high doses

of it, 1000mcg a day for probably two years now, so was concerned

maybe I have taken too much. She told me to keep taking it, because

she said that " everyone " is molybdenum deficient, and that the ranges

for the DDI hair test for molybdenum is based on this, so the ranges

are actually too low. So I thought that was very

interesting.---------Jackie

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