[9] Coppers toxicity mechanism is well characterised: free or loosely bound Cu(II)/Cu(I) participates in Fenton-type redox chemistry, generating hydroxyl radicals that damage lipids, proteins, and DNA
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Hepatic metabolism rate, determined by cytochrome P450 enzyme activity, governs how quickly KLOW is cleared from circulation
Results depend on dosage, diet, and exercise adherence.
Esters of sterols have a higher activity and better fat solubility, which allows for lower effective dosages (23 grams/day as opposed to 510 grams/day for unesterified sterols)
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