DS Haven In Light Of Things
Most people assume all thiamine works the same. It does not. This clip breaks down why regular B1 can hit an absorption ceiling fast, and why forms like benfotiamine, TTFD, and sulbutiamine get so much attention when the goal is getting more thiamine into the cells quickly and efficiently.
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