...back into her genetics myself and looked at the thiamine related genes. She had homozygous defects in a key thiamine transporter (SLC19A2)
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...is easily recognized in a clinical laboratory by measuring TKA and TPPE (14). Thiamine and the Brain Thiamine triphosphate (TTP) (this is
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...reveals what Dr. Lonsdale refers to as ‘the exquisite simplicity‘ of health and disease. This book will teach you that chemistry and
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...thiamine deficiency. We dive right into why so many of us are deficient in thiamine and why so few of us, physicians
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...I was ill. They said it was all in my head and led me to believe that I was actually going mad.
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...went worse. Then miraculously I was able to get thiamine IV in hospital. 3 days. 400mg 3 x a day. Since then
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...caused by thiamine deficiency. I talk about this in the thiamine supplementation section below. Neurological Issues During this time period when I
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...lower part of the brain that organizes automatic body functions, including breathing, is peculiarly sensitive to thiamine deficiency. If the infant is
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