Andy, Re: Molybdenum and sulfate. Reposting question

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WHat does it mean-people who think they have poor sulfate probably

dont >?

I give my son two drops of molybdenum-his plasma test was LOW

sulphate (2.3) ref range 3.0-5.9 and low cysteine (0.59) ref range

0.61-1.16. Diagnosis : autism. Is this okay then ?

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> > > > With regards to Molybdenum, how accurate is this comment from

here:

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> > > > www.garynull.com/Documents/Continuum/LiverOfTheMatter.htm

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> > > > " • Molybdenum, although an essential element, competes with

sulphate

> > > > in its activation step to the important enzyme PAPS and can

thus lower

> > > > sulphate levels and impair sulphation ability.

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> I'm surprised. Dr. Null generally has it together better than this.

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> This is the kind of interpretation one might get from having a

layman (that is a

> kindergartener for practical purposes) read the literature with

zero technical

> understanding and make clever poetry out of the words instead of

using numbers and

> equations.

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> In fact this is irrelevant at physiologically appropriate levels

(such as what I suggest).

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> > > > Environmental medicine

> > > > experts warn that molybdenum supplementation may be

contraindicated in

> > > > individuals with poor sulphation ability. "

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> This is unfortunate since that is exactly the group it helps the

most.

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> > > > What are the groups views with regards to Molybdenum. If

someone has

> > > > poor sulfation is it still a good thing to take?

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> Yes.

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> And most people who think they have poor sulfation actually don't.

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