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Molybdenum in Leafy Green Vegetables

Vegetable Sources
Spinach is generally considered one of the primary leafy green sources containing trace amounts of molybdenum, depending on the mineral content of the soil in which it was grown.
Swiss chard and beet greens also contain minor amounts of this essential trace mineral.

Important Nutritional Considerations
Soil Dependency: The actual concentration of molybdenum in any leafy green vegetable varies significantly based on regional soil composition and agricultural fertilization practices.
Primary Dietary Sources: While leafy greens contribute trace amounts, the most reliable and concentrated dietary sources of molybdenum are legumes (such as beans, lentils, and peas), whole grains, and organ meats.

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Molybdenum - connections

Molybdenum ->

Accompanies: Spinal degeneration (Level: very low; Frequency: oftentimes; Scope: various forms)
Antagonizes: Copper
Associated With: Arthritis (Level: high)
Associated With: Arthritis, Dizziness (Level: low)
Associated With: Cancers (Level: low; Cancers: esophageal, stomach, breast; Evidence: breast preliminary or animal data)
Associates With: Spinal degeneration (Level: far below normal; Occurrence: greater; Copper condition: with or without high copper)
Causes: Gout (Polarity: not observed; Amount: moderate; Route: supplementation; Population: patients with low molybdenum; Susceptibility: prone to gout attacks; Attribution: Dr. Ronald Roth)
Component Of: Aldehyde oxidase, Sulfite oxidase, Xanthine oxidase
Counteracts: Breast cancer (Property: anticarcinogenic; Evidence: animal models)
Counteracts: Esophageal cancer, Stomach cancer (Property: anticarcinogenic; Evidence: humans)
Essential To: Human health
Helps: Arthritic disorder (Mechanism: lowering copper)
Increases: Copper bioavailability
Increases: Copper (Aspect: bioavailability; Intake: greater)
Increases: Copper bioavailability (Modal: may; Condition: low relative to copper)
Inhibits: Nitrosamine formation (Certainty: possibly; Condition: consuming high-nitrate or high-nitrite food)
Inhibits: Copper (Condition: supplementation; Location: humans)
Is A: Trace elements
Is A: Copper antagonists (Condition: individually indicated)
Lowers: Copper
Lower Than: Vanadium (Frequency: nearly as often; Measure: level)
Normalizes: Copper
Promotes Uptake Of: Sulfur (Condition: supplementation; Location: humans; Mechanism: inhibiting copper)
Protects: Body (Certainty: possibly; Threat: nitrosamine formation)
Reduces: Copper (Intake: greater)
Relieves: Dizziness (Timing: within a few hours; Condition: matched to the problem; Route: supplementation; Attribution: Dr. Ronald Roth)
Supports: Hesperidin uptake
Supports: Copper metabolism (Role: cofactor)
Triggers: Inflammatory joint disease (Intake: very high; Certainty: capable)

-> Molybdenum

Vanadium - Associates With
Ankylosing spondylitis - Associates With (Level: excessively low)
Sulfur - Competes With (Process: uptake; Location: plants)
Copper - Inhibits (Level: overload)
Vanadium - More Deficient Than (Polarity: false; Frequency: rarely)
Copper - Opposes (State: elevated)
Vanadium - Pairs With
Sulfur - Promotes Uptake Of (Condition: supplementation; Location: humans; Mechanism: inhibiting copper)
Dietary intake - Reduces (Amount: insufficient; Frequency: less often; Result: below normal)
Antagonist level - Reduces (Degree: high; Frequency: most of the time; Location: developed parts of the world; Result: below normal)
Vanadium - Requires Higher Level Of (Condition: vanadium supplementation; Degree: much higher; Measure: level)
Sulfur - Synergizes With (Scope: practical purposes; Evidence: thousands of clinical applications)

Leafy green vegetables - connections

Leafy green vegetables ->

Is A: Food groups (Members: lettuce, spinach, kale, chard)

Green leafy vegetables - connections

Green leafy vegetables ->

Contains: Vitamin K (Amount: significant)
Provides: B vitamins (Typical: true; Scope: all)
Source Of: Cobalt, Vitamin E

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