Other Contributing Factors
Beyond the key contributors of estrogens, phytates, and birth control, numerous other contributing factors are also to be considered.
Additional factors that can lead to excess copper exposure / accumulation include:
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Copper Piping
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Occupational Exposure
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Incorrect Supplementation
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Dental Fillings / Crowns
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Copper Cookware & Vessels
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Copper Sulfate Fungicide
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In-Utero Transmission
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Genetics/Impaired Detoxification
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Genetic Conditions like Pyroluria or Wilson's Disease
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Biliary Obstruction
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Medications affecting liver/GB
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Stress effect on mineral system
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Inefficient Copper Metabolism
These various contributing factors are all explained in more detail within
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