What is molybdenum deficiency?

Molybdenum deficiency is a very rare disease that occurs when the body lacks or is difficult to break down this molybdenum mineral It's a mineral that helps the liver detoxify It also plays an important role in the function of human body Compared with other minerals, the body's demand for molybdenum is relatively low, and under normal circumstances, molybdenum deficiency rarely occurs Most cases of molybdenum deficiency occur at birth without the enzymes needed to break down this mineral, and lead to a very rare recessive metabolic disorder There is only one proven case of acquired molybdenum deficiency The patient's heart and breathing speed increased, night blindness occurred, and eventually became a vegetable The demand of human body for molybdenum is relatively low In addition, molybdenum is easily obtained from beans, dark green leafed vegetables, and some varieties of grains In fact, it is almost impossible for healthy people to have molybdenum deficiency People at high risk of molybdenum deficiency can be corrected by intravenous injection People who already have molybdenum deficiency can be improved by changing their diet or adding Molybdenum Nutrition Although it is related to Mo cofactor deficiency, it cannot be confused with Mo deficiency Molybdenum cofactor deficiency is a rare disorder of metabolism Human body lacks xanthine dehydrogenase, aldehyde oxidase and sulfite oxidase These enzymes are needed to metabolize xanthine and are the basis for the healthy transformation of brain function into uric acid Molybdenum cofactor deficiency can lead to serious neurological diseases including seizures and coma Molybdenum is a mineral that has some benefits for human body It is necessary for liver function and helps liver filter blood Molybdenum regulates the metabolism of calcium, magnesium and copper It also provides convenience for the body to use iron, which is a nutrient for the normal development and growth of the body Molybdenum is associated with bone health and reduced tooth decay Some studies have also linked the mineral to a lower risk of stomach and esophageal cancer But too much molybdenum is not good for the body If molybdenum intake is too high, there is a risk that copper may be used by the body or alkaline phosphatase activity may be altered The common side effects of molybdenum excess include diarrhea, anemia, joint swelling and so on Although molybdenum is harmful to health, it is as rare as molybdenum deficiency Because the body can quickly excrete them in the event of excessive intake.