COPPER BLOOD TEST
Copper is an essential trace mineral involved in critical processes like iron absorption, immune function, and the development of connective tissues. Abnormally low or high copper levels can indicate conditions such as Wilson’s disease (a genetic disorder causing copper overload), malabsorption syndromes, or other metabolic abnormalities.
Analysing copper levels alongside related markers, such as ceruloplasmin, can offer a more comprehensive picture of a your copper status and aid in diagnosing and managing underlying health concerns.
1 BIOMARKER
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METALS
- Copper
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UPGRADE
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