DS Haven In Light Of Things
Vitamin B1 plays a critical role in your cells’ ability to turn food into usable energy, especially in high-demand organs like the brain. This clip explains why B1 can become a rate-limiting factor in energy metabolism, particularly with diets high in sugar and refined carbohydrates, and how impaired cellular energy production may contribute to symptoms throughout the body.
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