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…thiamine excretion. In some people, diabetic and non-diabetic alike, thiamine deficiency can be exacerbated even further by a mutation in the thiamine transporter protein that brings thiamine into the cells….
…clear-cut ratio between the glucose calories and thiamine adequacy. High dose glucose requires high dose thiamine. 5. Post I/V thiamine hypoglycemia was an interesting MS. Note that most of the…
…a medical emergency necessitating immediate IV thiamine. How is it then, that we see more chronic, remit and relapse patterns of thiamine deficiency, even in some cases where thiamine concentrations…
…may be another common mechanism for thiamine deficiency and emerging evidence finds that Type 1 and Type 2 diabetics excrete significantly more thiamine than non diabetics, making them thiamine deficient…
…was not being absorbed into the cells that needed it. Thiamine tetrahydrofurfuryl disulfide (TTFD: Lipothiamine, a derivative of thiamine that is absorbed more easily because it does not require the…
…thiamine tetrahydrofurfuryl disulfide: A pilot study. Thiamine Asymmetric functional dysautonomia and the role of thiamine. Exaggerated autonomic asymmetry: a clue to nutrient deficiency dysautonomia. Oxygen – the Spark of Life….
…there are several versions of thiamine to pick from; thiamine mononitrate and thiamine HCL are readily available at pharmacies and health food stores. Because they are water-soluble versions of thiamine,…
…of thiamine deficient pigeon brain cells, compared with cells that were thiamine sufficient, until glucose (sugar) was added. Peters called the failure of the thiamine deficient cells to respond to…