Copper Balance

What Copper Balance™ Does For You

Copper Balance™ targets the root cause of copper-related health disruption — impaired ceruloplasmin function and excess free copper — rather than just masking symptoms.

• Supports Ceruloplasmin Function & Copper Absorption — Ceruloplasmin is the primary copper-transport protein in the blood. When ceruloplasmin function is impaired, free copper accumulates in tissues and causes widespread inflammation and pain. Copper Balance™ provides the specific nutrients — zinc, molybdenum, and NAC — that support healthy ceruloplasmin production and copper binding.
• Helps Maintain Healthy Copper Levels — By supporting the body’s natural copper regulation mechanisms, Copper Balance™ helps reduce excess free copper in the blood and tissues, restoring a healthier copper-zinc balance.
• Fibromyalgia Relief — Excess free copper is increasingly recognized as a contributing factor in fibromyalgia. By addressing copper dysregulation at its source, Copper Balance™ supports meaningful, lasting relief from fibromyalgia symptoms.
• May Help Reduce Nerve Pain, Fibro Fog & Tender Points — Copper toxicity can directly affect nerve function and cognitive clarity. As copper levels normalize, many users experience reduced nerve pain, improved mental clarity, and relief from fibromyalgia tender points.
• Supports Relief from Muscle Discomfort — Excess free copper drives oxidative stress and inflammation in muscle tissue. Copper Balance™ helps reduce this burden, supporting relief from muscle aches and widespread discomfort.
• Defends Your Cells — N-Acetyl L-Cysteine (NAC) is a powerful antioxidant and glutathione precursor that protects cells from oxidative damage caused by excess free copper and inflammation.
• Reduces Inflammation — The combined action of zinc, molybdenum, NAC, and inositol helps modulate inflammatory pathways, reducing the chronic low-grade inflammation associated with copper dysregulation.
• Restores Balance — Myo-Inositol and Boron Citrate support cellular signaling and hormonal balance, contributing to overall systemic equilibrium as copper metabolism normalizes.

What’s Inside Copper Balance™

Serving Size: 2 Capsules | Servings Per Container: 30

Zinc (as Zinc AAC) — 18mg (164% DV)

Zinc is the primary antagonist to copper in the body. High-dose zinc supplementation is one of the most clinically established methods for reducing excess copper absorption and promoting copper excretion. Zinc AAC (amino acid chelate) is a highly bioavailable form of zinc that is well-tolerated and efficiently absorbed. Zinc also directly stimulates the production of metallothionein, a protein that binds copper in intestinal cells and prevents its absorption into the bloodstream.

Molybdenum (as Molybdenum AAC) — 50mcg (102% DV)

Molybdenum is an essential trace mineral that plays a critical role in copper metabolism. It forms complexes with copper in the gut that prevent copper absorption, and it supports the enzymatic pathways involved in copper detoxification. Molybdenum AAC is a highly bioavailable chelated form that ensures efficient delivery.

N-Acetyl L-Cysteine (NAC) — 25mg

NAC is a precursor to glutathione — the body’s master antioxidant — and a powerful chelating agent in its own right. NAC helps bind and facilitate the removal of excess copper from tissues, while simultaneously protecting cells from the oxidative damage caused by free copper. It also supports liver detoxification pathways involved in copper clearance.

Boron Citrate — 750mcg

Boron is a trace mineral that supports hormonal balance, bone health, and anti-inflammatory pathways. In the context of copper metabolism, boron helps modulate the inflammatory response associated with copper dysregulation and supports overall mineral balance.

Inositol (as Myo-Inositol) — 50mg

Myo-Inositol is a naturally occurring compound involved in cellular signaling, insulin sensitivity, and neurotransmitter function. It supports the nervous system and helps modulate the mood and cognitive symptoms associated with copper toxicity, including anxiety, brain fog, and emotional dysregulation.

Other Ingredients

Rice flour, vegetable capsule (hypermellose/HPMC, purified water). No artificial fillers.

Directions for Use

Begin slow and steady with Copper Balance™. The body’s copper regulation system responds best to a gradual, consistent approach.

• Standard dose: Generally, 4 capsules daily (2 servings) help correct excess free copper and eventually optimize ceruloplasmin function
• Flare-up dose: Should a flare-up occur after eating foods high in copper (e.g., chickpeas, avocados, dark chocolate, kale, spinach, almonds, cashews, shellfish), take 7–11 capsules daily for a few days
• Take with food to minimize stomach sensitivity
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat
• Keep out of reach of children
• Do not exceed recommended serving size without guidance from a healthcare provider

Pro Tips:

• Start slow — some individuals experience a detox response as copper levels begin to normalize. Reduce dose temporarily if needed and increase gradually
• Avoid high-copper foods during the initial correction phase: chickpeas, avocados, dark chocolate, kale, spinach, almonds, cashews, and shellfish are the most common triggers
• Consistent daily use is essential — copper regulation is a gradual process that improves over weeks and months of sustained supplementation
• Consult your healthcare provider if you are taking other mineral supplements, as zinc and molybdenum can interact with copper absorption from other sources

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is copper toxicity and how does it relate to fibromyalgia?
A: Copper toxicity occurs when the body accumulates excess free copper that it cannot properly bind and transport via ceruloplasmin. This excess free copper drives oxidative stress, inflammation, and nerve dysfunction — all of which are central features of fibromyalgia. Research suggests that impaired copper metabolism may be a significant contributing factor in fibromyalgia for many patients.

Q: What is ceruloplasmin and why does it matter?
A: Ceruloplasmin is the primary copper-transport protein in the blood. It binds free copper and carries it safely to where it’s needed, preventing it from accumulating in tissues. When ceruloplasmin function is impaired — due to nutritional deficiencies, genetic factors, or chronic stress — free copper builds up and causes widespread inflammation and pain. Copper Balance™ provides the specific nutrients that support healthy ceruloplasmin production and function.

Q: How is Copper Balance™ different from a regular zinc supplement?
A: Copper Balance™ is a targeted formula that addresses copper dysregulation through multiple mechanisms simultaneously — zinc to block copper absorption, molybdenum to facilitate copper excretion, NAC to chelate and remove excess copper from tissues, and inositol and boron to support the nervous system and inflammatory balance. A standalone zinc supplement addresses only one part of this complex system.

Q: What foods should I avoid while taking Copper Balance™?
A: During the initial correction phase, minimize high-copper foods: chickpeas, avocados, dark chocolate, kale, spinach, almonds, cashews, and shellfish are the most common triggers. If you eat these foods and experience a flare-up, increase your dose to 7–11 capsules daily for a few days.

Q: How long before I notice results?
A: Many users begin to notice improvements in pain levels, brain fog, and energy within 2–4 weeks of consistent use. Full correction of copper dysregulation is a gradual process that typically takes several months of sustained supplementation.

Q: How many capsules are in a bottle?
A: 60 capsules. At the standard dose of 4 capsules per day, one bottle provides approximately a 15-day supply. At the label serving size of 2 capsules per day, it provides a 30-day supply.

Q: When will my order ship?
A: Orders ship Monday through Friday with a 3 business day processing time. You will receive an email notification when your order ships.

Allergen Information: Copper Balance™ contains zinc and molybdenum, which can affect copper absorption from dietary sources. If you have Wilson’s disease, hemochromatosis, or other mineral metabolism disorders, or are taking medications, please consult your healthcare provider before use. High-dose zinc supplementation over extended periods should be monitored by a healthcare provider. Keep out of reach of children.