...on my symptoms, but IV thiamine and benfotiamine, a fat-soluble thiamine analog, resolved them. There have been far too few studies of
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...mild epigastric discomfort. No safety concerns. For a comprehensive look at thiamine research, refer to Drs. Lonsdale and Marrs’ book: Thiamine Deficiency
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...most of my neurological symptoms were caused by thiamine deficiency. I also noticed that the dosage is highly individual and some individuals
More...about one vitamin, B1, or thiamin/thiamine, but write I must. Thiamine is critical for energy production and the energetic demands of pregnancy
More...also be much delayed and may be incomplete. Beriberi and Thiamine Deficiency I will illustrate from the early history of beriberi when
More...Derrick Lonsdale No problem; it is nearly as important as thiamine, but thiamine deficiency seems to be easy to acquire and is
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