Metabolizes oxygen so the body can use it. Used effectively to fight more than 200 diseases...too many to list.
Respiratory problems, eczema, psoriasis, acne, poor memory/concentration, fatigue, muscle weakness, irritability, poor night vision.
Very safe in relatively high doses, making it useful in a wide range of therapies. Toxicity symptoms are very similar to those of Thiamine deficiency.
Rice bran, yeast, ham, broccoli, cauliflower, nuts, eggs, mushrooms, peas, watercress, shell fish, potatoes, soybean flour, asparagus, turkey, parsley.
Only 5-6 mg are required per day. If you eat a variety of fresh foods every day, you will probably get enough. Supplementation may be useful if your diet includes processed foods or tea or if you have an active, high stress lifestyle. Most B-1 supplements are in the 5-40 mg range.
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