11/03/2023
Copper has many important functions in our body. Some processes that copper is involved in include transporting iron, supporting immunity, supporting cardiovascular exercise, improve balance and stability, deceasing uric acid, and helping circulation.
Some possible symptoms of a copper deficiency include weak joints, weak muscles, varicose veins, loose skin, and hyperlordosis (swayback). Copper deficiencies can be caused by lack of copper in the soil, gastric bypass surgery, and consuming too much alcohol and/or sugar.
Some foods rich in copper include shellfish, oysters, sesame seeds, and shiitake mushrooms.
Our mission at Great Lakes Functional Neurology is to help you understand your injury and get you back to normal, healthy living. We strive to equip you with the tools needed for your full brain recovery. If you would like to know more, or you know someone currently struggling with symptoms, we would be happy to discuss this in more detail with you. You can reach out to us at www.greatlakesneurology.com and schedule a complimentary phone consult with one of our doctors.