Vitamin B1 Capsules Thiamine REDWELLS No Additives High Strength 200mg - 60 Pack

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Oxalates have played a part in my poor recovery as I started keto/fasting in the year of my surgery. I now eat predominately carnivore which saw me in hospital with a T wave inversion 10 days into this diet shift. Any light you could shed on this would be greatly appreciated.. Thanking you in advance for your time and help. Well, I later learned that it’s carbs that trigger me too, 2 years in. Since quitting carbs, I’ve regained an incredible amount of feeling in my body, though this leaves my food choices quite limited. None. Unless you are deficient in thiamine, TTFD will almost certainly do more harm than good. Even if you are deficient in vitamin B1, there are much better supplemental forms. Thiamine pyrophosphate protected rat liver against cisplatin toxicity, whilst thiamine was just as effective as NAC in protecting the liver against acetaminophen toxicity

Dr. Lonsdale–THANK YOU to you and Dr. Marrs, from all of us who have been searching for answers for months and years. I had a great time dancing last night. I had more energy and better balance & coordination. And, my shoulders didn’t ache like my arms had been holding up 50 lb weights for hours (90% better). I am hopeful the thiamine TFFD supplement will resolve the unnerving symptoms I have had for over 2 months post flu infection. Until this time period I have always been active and fit with loads of energy. I cannot fathom the thought of walking this path for years as have many of those in the comments section have. TTFD was shown to influence heavy metal retention and excretion. This does not mean it that it is anywhere near as effective as DMSA, DMPS or EDTA. It also doesn’t mean that one should use TTFD solely for its effect on heavy metals, since there are more efficient ways of dealing with heavy metal toxicity. High dose thiamine alleviates biomarkers related to oxidative stress and inflammation in lead toxicity in animal researchcases of Bell’s Palsy treated with oral TTFD, methylb12, and/or electroacupuncture and facial muscle exercise (2019)

Yesterday, I noticed I now have a tendency to walk to left (probably because, I have had a tendency to walk to the right and my brain needs a little retraining). I had been told the reason I walked to the right was because my brain told my foot to take a 2 ft step but my foot moved slightly less. Still wondering, did I have PD or a B1 deficiency, but at only day 6 and I cannot rule out placebo effect. Melanoma: My last visit with a specialist revealed no areas of concern. A couple of areas of dry skin (seborrheic dermatitis) cleared with medication but returned. Three of these forms are synthetic derivatives originally developed in Japan and are known to possess much greater bio-availability compared with ordinary thiamine salts. What I really wonder is, what your current regimen is regarding supplements/vitamins, but it is up to you, if you wish to answer this or not.Physiological fatigue is caused by inadequate rest, physical effort or mental strain and could be categorized as peripheral fatigue, produced by changes at or distal to the neuromuscular junction. Central fatigue originates at the central nervous system (CNS), which decreases the neural drive to muscles. Fatigue development could result from different factors including metabolites, energy demands, oxygen availability, ion regulation, neural contributions, and physiological reactants during contractive processes [ 9]. subjects without nutritional deficiency, 20 cases of alcoholism, and 48 cases of alcoholism with signs of deficiency and/or liver disease were given either TTFD, Thiamine propyldisulfide (a similar disulfide derivative), or thiamine HCL. T hey showed no toxic effects at 3-6 months in any group, and demonstrated that oral TTFD/TPD increased whole blood, erythrocyte, and cerebrospinal fluid thiamine levels at an equivalent level to intravenous thiamine HCL.

A key enzyme involved in mitochondrial energy metabolism called alpha ketoglutarate dehydrogenase (KGDH). Several nutrients serve as cofactors for this enzyme complex, with thiamine taking center stage. KGDH is a rate-limiting step in in the TCA cycle, meaning that when this enzyme slows down, every other downstream step also slows down. I began to pay more attention to my nutrition and supplements which included the water soluable vitamins, but I was not consistent with either. Thiamine, also known as vitamin B1, exists in a variety of thiamine-rich food sources including beef, liver, dried milk, oats, pork, eggs, seeds, legumes, peas and fortified grain and it is vitally important to maintain normal body function. Thiamine could play an important role in the nervous system [ 1, 2], heart health [ 3], energy metabolism [ 4], and psychological health [ 5]. A recommended dietary allowance (RDA) has been announced by the U.S. Food and Nutrition Board for vitamin B1 (thiamin) to prevent the deficiency in a healthy population (Food and Nutrition Board). The RDA could be calculated by calorie intake referring to 0.5 mg per 1000 kcal and the intake range could be 1.0–1.1 mg per day for women and 1.2–1.5 mg for men, referring to an average caloric intake. The specific population also showed inadequate dietary intake and thiamin insufficiency so the RDA could be increased to 1.5 mg/day for health maintenance [ 6]. Physical activity could also affect the thiamine requirement in addition to gender, age, and physiological status [ 7]. Thiamine could be converted to three phosphorylated forms, thiamine monophosphate (TMP), thiamine pyrophosphate (TPP), and thiamine triphosphate (TTP), after intestinal absorption, but the rate-limiting transport system for thiamine absorption causes a bioavailability issue [ 8]. infants (0-1 yrs old) treated with TTFD for childhood congenital lactic acidosis. Doses included 35mg/KG – 50mg/KG. Some cases were unresponsive to thiamine HCL, where ONLY TTFD was able reduce lactate significantly. The authors said “ fursulthiamine hydrochloride was significantly superior to thiamine hydrochloride in reducing lactate.” Only the cases which used TTFD survived. Children were kept on high doses permanently with no adverse effects. For me (everybody may require a different dose) and please consult your doctor and do your research. 🥵I do not currently take any prescription medications although the MD’s want me to take Toprol XL and Lexapro and Progesterone cream to manage the symptoms of dysautonomia and perimenopause. I do take a large quantity of supplements. Perhaps one of the below affects thiamine absorption? burnout, Histamine intolerance (possible MCAS) and also exercise intolerance..muscles feel kind of sore and heavy and painful after very little exercise, walking upstairs will feel very exhausting in calves and I have to stop and let muscles recover… more than 15 min exercise will result in fatigue/exhaustion, red head/flushing/hot flashes and migraines… Subacute spinal degeneration caused by B12 deficiency treated with B12 and 75mg TTFD long-term (2020) I eat a pretty basic diet of lean animal protein, vegetables and fruits, olive and coconut oil, with occasional sprouted grain and cheddar cheese, 2-3 liters of water per day with LMNT electrolytes. I have Hashimoto’s and have not felt well under all the differ

Processed food are fortified with B1 (thiamine HCL is the most common which doesn’t cross the BBB). With the rise of neurological diseases they should fortify with TTFD. This advice about thiamine supplementation has given me hope that perhaps I may find some level of improvement to my failing health. I was always a fit, slim and healthy person before Lupron and its effects have been utterly devastating, mentally and physically. I literally feel that nobody, even my family and friends believe what I have gone through. It has been a very lonely experience. Since everyone including the MD’s are confused by the administration of oral b1 , I was wondering if you did consultations over the phone which I’d, of course, be happy to pay for, and if you didn’t if you could refer me to someone you trusted on this issue that did? I am at a loss on how to proceed with no proper guidance. He did reply, but it was posted to the wrong thread. Again, there has been quite a bit of volume. If you scroll down, you will see it. Here is what he said:Lightheadedness: I never have had major problem and have had no occurrences since starting TTDF. I have had no Vertigo since starting TTDF. I started taking allithamine and got wondrous results. Faster healing, more feeling than I’ve had in ages, and my mood has improved. Has this all really just been a b1 deficiency the whole time? Neither physician is sure. In the case of my friend, he went from a strong suspicion to feeling it’s just a possibility after thinking it through. He didn’t examine me, it was a phone conversation. He now feels that it may just be b1 deficiency considering the alcohol use was roughly less than a year and I had stopped for 3 months before and was asymptomatic those 3 months , and just presented symptoms after 2 weeks of returning to moderate consumption.