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Copper Gluconate is a drug used to treat copper deficiency from various causes. It is a light blue powder with the molecular formula Cu (C6H11O7)2 and a molecular weight of 453.84.
Copper gluconate can promote the absorption and utilization of iron, maintain the function of the central nervous system, and have a therapeutic effect on the increased brittleness of blood vessels and bones, the atrophy of brain tissue, and melanin-loss disorders, such as vitiligo and alopecia areata.
In addition, copper gluconate is used as a nutritional supplement in products such as food, cosmetics and feed.
Glycation is the action of glucose linking with primary amines at the ends of proteins, and excess sugar attaches to collagen, leading to wrinkles and roughness in the skin. Therefore, copper gluconate also has a role to play in the anti-glycation process.
Uses and functions of Copper Gluconate.
Nutritional supplements. Permitted for use in milk replacer for copper fortification, as defined in Japan, with a copper content of not more than 0.6 mg per liter of standard milk-concentrated milk replacer beverage.
Used as food additives, pharmaceutical raw materials
Copper Gluconate is a form of copper nutraceutical that is commonly used in cosmetic and skin care products. It can also be used to treat conditions such as copper deficiency, which causes anemia.
Treatment of Copper Deficiency: copper gluconate is used to treat copper deficiency from a variety of causes.
Combined radiation therapy and temozolomide for glioblastoma: Copper gluconate is used with disulfiram, radiation therapy, and temozolomide to treat patients with newly diagnosed glioblastoma that can be surgically removed.
As a food additive: copper gluconate, like other gluconates, can be used as a food additive in the manufacture of various foods and beverages.
How to Use Copper Gluconate Powder
Recommended Dosage
For most adults, the recommended daily copper intake by health authorities in the United States and Europe is 900 micrograms. A typical supplemental dose of copper gluconate powder provides 1-2 milligrams of elemental copper (approximately 8-16 milligrams of copper gluconate), which is usually sufficient to meet daily needs and compensate for potential deficiencies.
Direct Use:
Product method of Bulk Copper Gluconate Powder.
It is obtained by reacting gluconic acid with copper oxide, or by reacting gluconate with copper salts and then crystallizing. It can also be made from copper phosphate by neutralizing gluconic acid.
Copper Gluconate Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How does copper gluconate differ from other forms of copper (such as copper sulfate and copper citrate)?
A: Copper gluconate is known for its high bioavailability and mildness. Compared to copper sulfate, it causes less gastrointestinal discomfort; compared to copper citrate, it is generally more stable and has better solubility.
Q2: Who may need copper gluconate supplementation?
A: Potential beneficiaries include: those with insufficient copper intake in their diet (common in highly processed diets), those with malabsorption syndrome, those taking zinc supplements long-term (zinc may interfere with copper absorption), and certain elderly individuals. However, it is recommended to consult a healthcare professional before starting any supplementation.
Q3: What does copper gluconate powder taste like? How can I improve it?
A: Pure copper gluconate powder has a slightly metallic taste, but it is not strong. It can be mixed with fruit juice or added to flavorful smoothies. Many European and American brands also offer microencapsulated products to reduce the impact of taste.
Q4: How can I determine if I am copper deficient?
A: Signs of copper deficiency may include fatigue, frequent infections, bone health problems, and anemia. A diagnosis requires a blood test to measure copper and ceruloplasmin levels. If you suspect copper deficiency, consult a healthcare provider for evaluation.
Q5: Can copper gluconate be taken with other supplements?
A: Yes, but be aware of interactions. Copper should not be taken with high doses of zinc (the two should be at least 2 hours apart). Taking it with vitamin C may enhance iron absorption, which also has a positive effect on copper metabolism. Taking it separately from fiber-rich foods optimizes absorption.
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