What is the function of Molybdenum? As a mineral of dietary importance, molybdenum supports cell activity, helps produce red blood cells and is essential for azote (or nitrogen) metabolism. Molybdenum is also a co-factor for three essential enzymes which play a crucial role in carbohydrate metabolism.
Molybdenum deficiency symptoms include: tachypnea (or increased respiratory rate), tachycardia (or increased heart rate), nyctalopia (or night blindness), impotence in men, oral cavity disorders.
