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

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Thank you for reading my story. I’m very grateful for the online information you have provided about thiamine over the years. You’ve helped me and so many other people recover from illness. My mother’s cancer doctor mentioned that it sounded like I had a major b12 deficiency and that I should try supplements. I did and it worked for a time, giving me improvements, but there was still residual numbness. Which gradually got worse. Well, maybe the issue was that I didn’t eat enough fat when I took it? I eat 2 salmon fillets whenever I take the allithamine and it works great to help me absorb it. Gastrointestinal Issues: Still need fiber for a good bowel movement. My belief, this is cause by med of PD which I am still taking. That only lasted for 2 days and then I experienced extreme tiredness and symptoms returned, albeit not as bad as before. Once I stopped the B1 the extreme tiredness left. I tried it again and the tiredness returned. I know that B vitamins can cause unusual tiredness in some people.

cases of cervical spondylotic radiculopathy treated with control of TTFD and naproxen – 75% effective (2009) I was diagnosed with Parkinsonism when I went to the ER due to Vertigo (I was rolling my fingers and it was very uncomfortable for me to stop it). I have not notice doing this since starting TTDF. Yesterday, I notice while wearing a fairly new pair of shoes a little vertigo (they are now in the trash).

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Subacute spinal degeneration caused by B12 deficiency treated with B12 and 75mg TTFD long-term (2020) A similar chemical, also a thiamine open-ring disulfide derivative, sulbutiamine, is available as a powder through several online venders (like Nootropics Depot, to name one). I don’t know what the equivalent dosage to TTFD would be, however. How much magnesium taurate–and when/how often? [He’s been taking magnesium citrate gummies very well for about a week, so if mag citrate is an acceptable option, that would be helpful.]

I do know that I was feeling a lot better on the Lipothiamine and wondering whats the best course now in terms of supplementation given my situation.For some reason my blood work now shows low molybdenum and selenium, even though I eat eggs daily and am practically zero carb. Indication to leaky gut and they said something about kidney function not right.. I used to eat a diet heavy in sugars and carbs and then noticed numbness forming in my fingers and toes. It took months to learn that it flares up whenever I consume any amount of sugar and even when I eat salt. I’v not been taking Lipothiamine for a little over a month. I believe the main symptoms of “paradox” have resolved which were emotional volatility, extra physical anxiety and chest pains. I have now increased the dosage to 200mg lipothiamine per day split in the following manner: 100mg at breakfast, 50mg at lunch, 50mg at dinner. Sleep Problems: TTDF has increase my energy and increased rapid/random thought and I wake early (-50%)

So you are saying that Allithiamine or Thiamax would work as well or almost as well taken orally as Lipothiamine?. ( I was given pause because I had read that stomach acid could degrade part or all of the non enterically coated forms of TTFD.) Still wondering, did I have PD or a B1 deficiency, but at only day 6 and I cannot rule out placebo effect. We are trying to fix these deficiencies, but we are struggling. I started Lipothiamine 2 weeks ago, because Thiamine HCl and sublingual cocarboxylase didn’t help my B1 deficiency. It’s been a difficult start. Increased energy, slight POTS and IBS reduction; however, restlessness and anxiety has increased significantly. Also, increased pins and needles, and poor sleep. Maybe this is the paradox that is mentioned in several articles. This paradox is incredibly unpleasant and I understand why people stop treatment.

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). The Japanese investigators synthesized a whole series of thiamine derivatives where the prosthetic group was attached to the carbon atom (bottom right C on the thiazole ring). They are all so-called open ring derivatives but the prosthetic group has to be separated by an enzyme in the body for the thiazole ring to close. The best known of these is known as Benfotiamine and several papers have been published concerning its benefits in the treatment of neuropathy. It has also been published that it does not cross into the brain, whereas TTFD does and this seems to be the major difference between Benfotiamine and Lipothiamine. Benfotiamine, a synthetic S-acyl thiamine derivative, has different mechanisms of action and a different pharmacological profile than lipid-soluble thiamine disulfide derivatives. It is predictable that TTFD would be the best choice since it has beneficial effects both inside and outside the brain and it certainly needs to be explored and researched further as a very valuable therapeutic agent. Thiamine Salts

I’ve been having problems waking up with a dry mouth for years, and recently air hunger, I thought was due to apena, however ENT could not diagnose me with sleep apnea after reading sleep study. He could not figure out way I was suffocating at night as he never had a skinny patient before. I found your article about pusedo-hypoxia after I talked to the ENT. Thiamine {tetrahydrofurfury disulfide (TTFD/ allithiamine), on the other-hand has been shown to increase B1 in brain cells and I felt the difference in one 50mg dose. The TFD component which is shed when entering your cells does require methylation, but I take way more than 50mg of methyl donors. So, I ask: How is the HCL component you take disposed of? I am not a doctor: It’s probably just a little additional stomach acid. The molecular structure of these three thiamine derivatives allows them to pass through intestinal and cellular membranes without the requirement for a transport system. Once inside the cell, they deliver thiamine which can be activated and used as a cofactor in important biochemical processes. 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.

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Weight and diet were measured regularly for the four groups allocated as vehicle, TTF D-1X, TTFD-2X, and TTFD-5X. All the data are represented as mean ± SEM and analyzed by one-way ANOVA. Most processed foods are fortified with B1 (which is most likely hcl which doesn't easily cross the BBB ), with the raise of neurological diseases, maybe it should be as TTDF. I don’t want to be a part of a clinical trial; I want to know, I am taking the real thing and not a placebo; I want to try more than one thing(s) at time. KGDH appears to be more sensitive to disturbed homeostatic factors than other enzymes, playing the role of a metabolic redox sensor, capable of switching oxidative phosphorylation “on” or “off” depending on the cellular redox state and requirement for energy. Reactive oxygen species will selectively inactivate the KGDH complex and slow down oxidative energy metabolism. This inhibition is functionally beneficial for cells in the short-term as an attempt to avoid energy overload and oxidation. A typically sized sulbutiamine capsule contains 200 mg, for whatever that is worth. Is that because it’s often used at far higher doses than TTFD, that it’s a cheaper ingredient so they can afford to put more in per capsule, or that TTFD is significantly stronger per mg than sulbutiamine, I can’t say. Only that the chemicals should have similar mechanisms of action.