Molybdenum

Molybdenum forms part of a specialised cofactor required by several human enzymes. These enzymes help process sulphur-containing compounds and other metabolic by-products.

• Scientific identity: Molybdenum; active structure: Molybdopterin cofactor (Moco).
• How it works: Absorbed as molybdate: Uptake from the gut is efficient at the tiny amounts involved. Built into the molybdopterin cofactor: It is fitted into one helper structure, which is the only way the body uses it.
• Primary function: It contributes to normal sulphur amino-acid metabolism as part of a complete trace-mineral profile.
• What it supports: Molybdenum supports specialised enzymes that help your body process sulphur-containing amino acids as part of complete trace-mineral nutrition.
• Important consideration: The elemental mineral amount is more meaningful than the weight of its source compound.

CARPEDIEM selected Molybdenum for a clearly defined role within a thoughtfully balanced formulation.

• Formulation purpose: It contributes to normal sulphur amino-acid metabolism as part of a complete trace-mineral profile.
• Used in: CARPEDIEM Hair Skin Nails, CARPEDIEM MultiTeen and CARPEDIEM MultiWomen.
• Works alongside: Molybdenum complements Copper, Selenium and L-Cysteine to support balanced daily mineral nutrition.
• Meaningful contribution: Molybdenum supports specialised enzymes that help your body process sulphur-containing amino acids as part of complete trace-mineral nutrition. Provides an essential trace mineral required in small, carefully measured amounts.
• Quality and scientific context: The elemental mineral amount is more meaningful than the weight of its source compound. Research is shown only when an ingredient-specific study demonstrates a relevant benefit.