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Lithium Orotate

Mineral
🟠Weak Evidence 12 expert mentions 0 studies
F·6/100·Insufficient
Research Depth0/25
Study Quality0/25
Expert Consensus6/25
Claim Support0/25
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A low-dose mineral supplement used for mood stabilization and neuroprotection. Different from prescription lithium carbonate.

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Expert Mentions

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Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Direct recommendation

I'm quite convinced there's such a thing as a lithium deficiency disorder... lithium is a natural element and it's essential for human health in small amounts

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The expert believes there is such a thing as a lithium deficiency disorder, arguing lithium is an essential nutrient needed for human health in small amounts

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Mark Hyman
Mark Hyman
Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine
Direct recommendation

lowd dose nutritional lithium kind of was the answer um they have a family history of major mental illness they're aggressive they're irritable and just small amounts nutritional lithium was enough to kind of keep them um behaving

Extracted claim

Low-dose nutritional lithium helped aggressive, impulsive children with ADHD-like behavior stay in school and control violent impulses

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Safety, interactions & who should avoid Lithium Orotate

We don’t have documented safety concerns or interactions for Lithium Orotate in our current sources. That isn’t a guarantee of safety — talk to a healthcare provider, especially if you’re pregnant, nursing, or taking medication.

Pregnancy & breastfeeding

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