DS Haven In Light Of Things
Some Parkinson’s patients show normal thiamine levels on standard blood tests, yet case reports have described substantial improvement after high-dose B1. This clip explores why thiamine responsiveness may not always look like a classic deficiency, and why normal blood or red-cell levels may not tell the full story about how B1 is functioning inside the nervous system.
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Vitamin B1 sits at the center of two things your body cannot function without: cellular energy and nerve communication. This clip explains how thiamine helps enzymes turn carbohydrates, fats, and proteins into ATP, while also supporting action potentials and neurotransmitter signaling between neurons. When B1 runs low, both energy production and neurological function can start to break down.