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Molybdenum is a trace mineral your body uses as a cofactor for a few cleanup enzymes—think of it as a tiny wrench that lets sulfite oxidase, xanthine oxidase, and aldehyde oxidase do their jobs. That means it helps break down sulfites from food, purines that become uric acid, and certain aldehydes. Deficiency is rare; most people get enough from diet, but it’s sometimes marketed for sulfite sensitivity and—in a specialized drug form—for medical copper removal in Wilson disease.

• Medical copper chelation in Wilson disease (specialized drug form under specialist care)
• Support sulfite metabolism in people who suspect sulfite sensitivity

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