Benfotiamine
benfothiamine
11/19/2017
Dear Roy,
Sorry for my late, but unfortunately I can not speak English well, so it's Dr Erika Trevi who is writing these emails to you.
We don't use benfothiamine because previous trials report it does not enter in the neural cells, that's why it is not used for the diseases which don't affect the Central Nervous System (Bettendorff L.).We administer thiamine cloridrate. For your situation 1 intramuscular injection twice a week (or an oral dose of 4 grams each day, two tablets in the morning and two at lunch time) should bring to the complete regression of the symptoms in 1 or 2 months. As an attached link, you'll find a paper with the possible thiamine side effects.
In another email, I'll send you all my published studies.
Best regards,
Antonio Costantini
A MUST READ FOR ANYONE CONSIDERING TESTING OR USING HDT, DIRECT FROM DR. COSTANTINI TO HU FORUM MEMBERS ON 12/09/2018 RE: OVERDOSING AND HDT
Contact info for another compounding pharmacy. CORRECTION: I said McGuff'S thiamine was not sterile which was wrong, it is sterile.
