Experiences with

Vitamin B1

I have not heard anything that would contraindicate Vitamin B1 (thiamin / thiamine) with respect to Prostate Cancer, and I have heard that it can protect against Chemo related nerve damage. Does anyone else have any information, comments, opinions, links, or questions about Vitamin B1?

Vitamin B1 hasn’t helped me fully. Any suggestions?

Vitamin B1 is the only one recommended by my neurologist. I am reading that B1 can increase my BP. (At what dose, by how much, which number or both)? My diastolic pressure stays below 85, but my systolic pressure can get alarmingly high and is never below 140.

Hello, Has anyone found higher than normal dosing of b1 was useful with hypothyroid fatigue? There seems to be v small amounts of research around b1, fatigue and auto immune conditions, does anyone have more insight? I noticed Thorne basic b has more b1 than most and Wentz seems to advocate for

I want him to try Vitamin B1 again. He tried it only for several weeks a few years back and stopped. I was catching up on reading some posts about vitamin B1. I would like to purchase something from Amazon. I found Solgar B1 500 mg, 100 tablets. I think this is a good brand.

High Dose Vitamin B1 Reduces Proliferation in Cancer Cell Lines Analogous to Dichloroacetate Bradley S. Hanberry, Ryan Berger, and Jason A. Zastre Department of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences, College of Pharmacy, University of Georgia, R.C.

I've been recommended to try vitamin B1 by a fellow PD patient and with the dosage of 500mg x 4 per day. Is it okay to start on this dosage? The Hospital under whose care I fall does not want to get involved and says that vitamin B1 has not been proven to assist with allaying the symptoms of PD.

I realize that many people have benefited from B1 HCL, but I've read on some sites that there is no established upper limit to how much should be taken, and on others that "When the amount of Vitamin B1, also known as thiamine exceeds the normal levels in the body, it can cause hypertension or

Hi, I am seeing all the posts about Vitamin B1 and Niacin. I currently take a dopamine agonist mirapexin and a MAOI Selegeline low dose plus vitamin E, CoenzymQ as prescribed by my neurologist. I also recently started taking vitamin D.

Can anyone help with finding an intergrative Dr to oversee vitamin B1 ? Has anyone else tried it?

The enzyme breaks down thiamine, which is also called vitamin B1. When thiamine is broken down, it becomes useless to the body. If you take too much horsetail or take it for a long time, you might not have enough thiamine in your body (thiamine deficiency).

Off the top of my head, I've seen posts on the following: - Vitamin B1 - CoQ 10 - Ceylon Cinnamon - Mannitol - Vanilla - Omega 3 Fatty Acids - Sesaminol/Sesame Seeds - Broccoli Sprout Powder - Mucuna Purens - Resveratrol I'm sure that I've missed many other recommended supplements.

Since 3 years I have tried every kind of supplements for long cycles: Vitamin B1, B3, B12, B6, C, D, magnesium, bacopa monnieri, cbd oil, mtc oil, cinnamon, curcumin, nac, glutathione, reishi mushroom, butirric acid, keto diet, vegetable diet, grain-free diet and since more than 1 year I'm on mucuna

I wanted to start high dose vitamin B1 a year ago but I don't even manage to eat and drink enough to absorb what I'm taking. I'm all the time on the edge of dehydration.

To cut a long story short, coenzyme forms of vitamin B2 and vitamin B1 are important to say the least in the mitochondrial operations.

Very simply it is the oil/lipid-soluble derivative of vitamin B1 and is absorbed 4 times more than the typical water-soluble form you may get in your typical multi-vitamin. Benfotiamine has been shown to have a 100 times greater increase in Metabolic activity.

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Benfotiamine - a form of vitamin B1 - as mentioned by Nal. - 600 mg 2. R-Alpha Lipoic Acid - more powerful than regular ALA - 300 mg 3. Vitamin B6 - pyridoxine - 8 mg 4.

The tests included: B12, folate serum, CBC Diff, iron TIBC, Ferritin, Zinc, copper blood, Vitamin B1, Comp Metabolic. All of them have come back in the normal range - some low normal like B12. B1 was very normal - right in the middle but B12 was less than a month ago.

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