Date:   12/7/2015 5:52:05 PM ( 9 y ago)
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Hi there! I noticed you are taking 125mg of zinc, and that's way too much! Excess zinc (more than 50mg a day) is known to CAUSE copper deficiency. Your body produces metallothionein when it's exposed to too much zinc in order to limit absorption of excess zinc. BUT, metallothionein has a higher affinity for copper. So too much zinc will cause copper to not be absorbed.

http://ajcp.ascpjournals.org/content/123/1/125.full.pdf

Copper excess does not have the same effect on zinc, however. I would stop taking the zinc supplement completely for a while if I were you, and supplement only with copper for 6 to 8 weeks.

The upper limit of copper is 10mg. A four ounce piece of beef liver has over 10mg of copper as well as other important nutrients like choline and vitamin A. So that's a great food source.

ALSO, vitamin C and iron will interfere with copper absorption. Take your copper with your calcium, and take your vitamin C and iron a few hours before or after.

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