Mercury, Parkinson’s Disease, and Thiamine
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...on my symptoms, but IV thiamine and benfotiamine, a fat-soluble thiamine analog, resolved them. There have been far too few studies of
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...thiamine (thiamine and its monophosphate) were normal whereas the concentrations of active thiamine (thiamine pyrophosphate) in autistic children were significantly decreased. Many
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The Warburg Effect in Cancer
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...have a causative relationship? Thiamine deficiency is increasingly recognized in medically ill patients. Its prevalence among cancer patients is unknown. However, thiamine
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Is TTFD Toxic?
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...mild epigastric discomfort. No safety concerns. For a comprehensive look at thiamine research, refer to Drs. Lonsdale and Marrs’ book: Thiamine Deficiency
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...most of my neurological symptoms were caused by thiamine deficiency. I also noticed that the dosage is highly individual and some individuals
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Western Medicine: A House Built on Sand
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...and I have shown that thiamine deficiency is extraordinarily common and that supplementary thiamine and magnesium together balance the ratio of empty
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...lipothiamine and allithiamine, the forms recommended in Thiamine Deficiency Disease, Dysautonomia, and High Calorie Malnutrition. WOW. What a difference! Virtually overnight, my
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The Appalling State of American Health
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...Derrick Lonsdale No problem; it is nearly as important as thiamine, but thiamine deficiency seems to be easy to acquire and is
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