Dosage: In general, initially 1 tablet with or without water daily, subsequently
every 2 days.
Form in which supplied and size of pack: Bottle containing 100 tablets.
Pharmacological and clinical notes Constituents Indications
Natrium molybdanicum (sodium molybdate) Important trace element, essential constituent of the enzyme xanthine
oxydase (Schardinger enzyme)
Zincum gluconicum (zinc gluconate) Constituent of cells and tissue fluids; important for the normal course of
numerous metabolic processes (prosthetic group of carbonic anhydrase, tissue
phosphatases, insulin).
Magnesium asparaginicum (magnesium aspartate) Magnesium, next to potassium, is the most important intracellular cation;
activates the widest variety of enzyme systems, influences ossification
processes, the metabolism of the musculature, membrane permeability and
erythropoiesis.
Ferrum fumaricum (iron(ll) fumarate) Vital component of the organism, i.e. in enzymes, e.g. cytochrome oxydase,
catalase and peroxidase; further, in hemoglobin, myoglobin and in the
cytochromes; in the iron-fumaric acid com- pound, with the function of the
citric acid cycle as the special objective.
Cobaltum gluconicum (cobalt gluconate) Especially as constituent of vitamin B12, anti-anemic action.
Cerium-oxalicum (cerium oxalate) Sedative action in gastric and intestinal catarrh, kinetosis.
Kalium asparaginicum (potassium aspartate) Stimulative harmonization of the intra- and extracellular distribution of
electrolytes (sodium potassium pump).
Manganum gluconicum (manganese gluconate) Activation of various enzyme processes, particularly redox reactions;
influence on the respiration of the epidermal cells; promotion of the defensive
mechanism against infection.
Cuprum sulfuricum (copper sulphate) Contributory effect in hemoglobin action, catalytic action in redox
processes and in enzyme systems, cramp of the smooth and striped muscles.
Niccolum aceticum (nickel acetate) Similar action to manganese, cobalt and copper; stimulation of blood
coagulation.
Rubidium muriaticum (rubidium chloride) Similar action to potassium; promotes the liberation of adrenalin; promotes
the functioning of some enzymes (dehydrogenase, acetyl phosphatase).
Sulfur (sulphur) Reagent in all chronic diseases; cellular activity is influenced
catalytically.
Phosphorus (phosphorus) Remedy for affections of the parenchyma; damage to the liver parenchyma.
Based on the individual homeopathic constituents of Molybdän compositum,
therapeutical possibilities result for the regulation of the mineral balance as
well as the relief of deficiencies (including in degenerative diseases and
neoplasia).
By means of Molybdän compositum, therefore, an influence is exerted on the
mineral equilibrium and on the regulation of deficiencies and, indeed, on
deficient enzyme regulation and enzyme blocking. This effect is intensified by
the mutual amplification of the individual constituents according to Burgi's
principle, i.e. through the combination effect of molybdenum, zinc, magnesium,
iron, cobalt, cerium, potassium, manganese, copper, nickel, rubidium, sulphur
and phosphorus, when the coupling to organic acids (aspartic acid, gluconic
acid, fumaric acid, etc.) favors the channelling into the cells or into the
region of the enzymes.
The action of Molybdän compositum is strengthened by preparations which act upon
enzymes, such as Coenzyme compositum and Ubichinon compositum, also by Composita-Heel,
etc., which are directed towards similar dysfunctions.
The action of all biotherapeutic agents is intensified to some extent by
regulation of the trace element level and, in accordance with Burgi's principle,
in the combination effect, many favorable side effects are produced.
The dosage is adjusted according to the disease, the clinical picture and the
stage of the illness.
Molybdan compositum can be administered as trace element preparation both in the
short term in daily doses and in general, in rarer doses: 1 tablet about every
2nd or 3rd day. One starts with 1 tablet daily (for 3 to 4 days; when well
tolerated and there are no unfavorable side effects, also for a longer period,
of about 8 to 10 days). Then 1 tablet is administered, with or without water,
only 2 to 3 times weekly and later, possibly only once weekly.
Trace elements, however, should not be given in overdoses, as they can then have
a toxic effect.
According to our experience, a dosage of 0.015 mg sodium molybdate per tablet is
sufficient for substitution, and in combination with the above constituents,
should be restricted to rare doses.
If any undesirable or unexplained symptoms appear, it is beneficial to
suspend medication for 3 to 5 days, followed by a reduction in dosage.
With the usual dosage, no undesirable side effects are known. However,
interactions with other preparations, including biotherapeutic agents, cannot
always be excluded, when a mutual intensification occurs according to Burgi's
principle, with possibly excessive reactions. A suspension of medication for
several days clarifies the biological situation.
In many cases, 1 tablet weekly is sufficient as maintenance dose.
In serious dyscrasia, however, at least temporarily for 1 to 3 weeks, daily
doses may be beneficial (and possibly necessary).
As the organism suffering from cancer is deficient in molybdenum, in certain
cases, provided that it is well tolerated, 1 tablet daily can even be
administered through many weeks.