...to thiamine deficiency, interrupting the normal course of oxidative metabolism. If this part of the brain (the computer) is made to be
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Dementia and Thiamine Deficiency
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...alcohol would also have a deleterious effect on energy metabolism. Neurodegenerative Disease and Thiamine We know that thiamine metabolism is involved in
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...colon, and I would suspect elsewhere as well, HIF stabilization inhibits thiamine uptake by downregulating thiamine transporters. So the same proteins that
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...was born could have something to do with thiamine deficiency? Would this suggest some kind of genetic problem? Is supplementation with thiamine
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...of the TTFD form of thiamine (allithiamine and lipothiamine) about 100 mg 3x a day. I saw a quick resolution of the
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...the cell (low thiamine > more drug uptake) but also the degree to which folate and thiamine are depleted. In low thiamine
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...thiamine from its free form to the active form called thiamine pyrophosphate (TPP). Without sufficient magnesium, supplemental or consumed thiamine remains inactive
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Modern Thiamine Deficiency: A New Review Article
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...largely of processed, but thiamine fortified foods, thiamine deficiency emerges not from the classically defined, starvation-based malnutrition, but from a sort of
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