Ecological Formulas - Allithiamine 50 mg 60 caps

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Was wondering what your take on that prognosis is and is memory and cognition still recoverable after 2 weeks of mild-ish but concerning symptoms using the supplements, you suggest in proper dosages? I started taking allithamine and got wondrous results. Faster healing, more feeling than I’ve had in ages, and my mood has improved. Has this all really just been a b1 deficiency the whole time? A neurologist ran tests (MRI, nerve conduction) and said I didn’t have MS or a brain tumor. My blood tests were normal. I realize that I posted almost the same question twice.( I hadnt seen my post appear so thought it got lost somehow, now I see them both-) My apologies.

This advice about thiamine supplementation has given me hope that perhaps I may find some level of improvement to my failing health. I was always a fit, slim and healthy person before Lupron and its effects have been utterly devastating, mentally and physically. I literally feel that nobody, even my family and friends believe what I have gone through. It has been a very lonely experience. Do I nderstand from the above that Allithamine may be the best form of B1 for me? I have been working to increase my Mg appropriately for a year now. I also take appropriate supplement etc. multivitamin. But maybe eating lots of inulin wasn’t the best idea? It’s got carbs, so perhaps the bacteria fed off it too?That only lasted for 2 days and then I experienced extreme tiredness and symptoms returned, albeit not as bad as before. Once I stopped the B1 the extreme tiredness left. I tried it again and the tiredness returned. I know that B vitamins can cause unusual tiredness in some people.

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Should I still take your recommended dose of 100-200mg Lipothiamine in addition to Magnesium Taurate or would the dose now be different? When I first came across all this info on thiamine I started supplementing and the worst of my mental confusion, nausea, loss of appetite went away within a few days. I stopped the B1 because of gut pain and the symptoms increased again, I then restarted the B1 and they decreased again. (Unfortunately I had been supplementing for a bit before performing the test but intermittently) I am now using the Authia cream since I struggle with oral supplementation. I have noticed that I feel really tired after applying the cream for most of the day. I seem to remember reading that this would also suggest deficiency as otherwise supplementing would have no effect. I would love to know what caused my health problems, but my tests have mostly been normal except for Graves’ disease. Even my genome looks okay, with no problems on the thiamine or cobalamin transporter genes. It makes me a bit uneasy to keep my B12 level so high, so I’d really like to understand why I need it. Pyridoxine hydrochloride, the synthetic form of what most supplement makers (putatively) call “vitamin B6,” would be an exception, wouldn’t it? I eat a pretty basic diet of lean animal protein, vegetables and fruits, olive and coconut oil, with occasional sprouted grain and cheddar cheese, 2-3 liters of water per day with LMNT electrolytes.

I wanted to share some info based on your second post, where you mentioned blueberries. In 1999, The World Health Organization published a report on thiamine, which indicates that polyphenols in blueberries are thiamine-antagonists (or anti-thiamine factors), which is different from a thiaminase found in raw fish. these thiamine-antagonists are found in other foods, such as red cabbage, tea, red beets and others. Quercitin is another thiamine-antagonist that is used that is used as a supplement. It was recommended to me years ago for allergies, and I know recognize that some of the symptoms I experienced while taking it were likely due to thiamine deficiency. I think I’ll increase my daily allithiamine from one capsule to two for a while, to build up my thiamine stores. My sibling was recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s (PD), and some people with PD are using thiamine to reduce their symptoms. Hopefully keeping my level high might reduce my risk of developing PD. My feet would always tingle, my hands and face would occasionally tingle. I also had tingle “waves” that would pass over my skin, across my whole body.I have noticed that, since increasing Lipothiamine, my nasal cycle has become more balanced and the feeling of one nostril totally plugged has receded to a further degree. This is especially true when I expend energy, like taking a walk. The response is unmistakable. I should also like to add that I speak with a stutter, and I have read that thiamine may help this condition. I have not noticed improvement in this area yet. The strange thing is that my body reacts even to artificial sweeteners and stuff like alluose, which your body doesn’t even really absorb. It makes me question if there’s something wrong in my bowels and there’s bad bacteria feeding on stuff I put down there. burnout, Histamine intolerance (possible MCAS) and also exercise intolerance..muscles feel kind of sore and heavy and painful after very little exercise, walking upstairs will feel very exhausting in calves and I have to stop and let muscles recover… more than 15 min exercise will result in fatigue/exhaustion, red head/flushing/hot flashes and migraines… Since everyone including the MD’s are confused by the administration of oral b1 , I was wondering if you did consultations over the phone which I’d, of course, be happy to pay for, and if you didn’t if you could refer me to someone you trusted on this issue that did? I am at a loss on how to proceed with no proper guidance.