Also known as: Copper gluconate, Copper bisglycinate
Latest evidence update: 2026-02-01
Recommended: Varies by form and individual needs
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Higher copper levels are associated with increased cancer risk and tumor progression
Copper supplementation has no significant effect on blood cholesterol levels
Higher copper and lower zinc levels are associated with autism spectrum disorder
Elevated copper levels are associated with depression and heart failure
Higher dietary copper intake is associated with modest improvements in bone mineral density