Why B1 Deficiency Can Look Like A Thyroid ProblemReel12

Thiamine deficiency can affect the brain and autonomic nervous system in ways that closely resemble hypothyroidism. This clip explains how low B1 may contribute to insomnia, excessive sleepiness, depression, dizziness, vertigo, poor temperature regulation, low blood flow, and other symptoms tied to impaired cellular energy and nervous system function.

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Your gut depends on constant signals from the autonomic nervous system, especially through the vagus nerve. This clip explains why conditions involving autonomic dysfunction, including POTS and long COVID, may also show up as digestive problems, and why thiamine may be relevant when the nervous system is no longer regulating the gut properly.