Fighting Parkinson's Disease with Vitamin B1: Interview with Author Daphne Bryan 

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@Poire Tartin I use Potassium Citrate powder because 3/4 t = approx 2000 mg of the 4700 daily needed and it was more cost effective to buy a larger bag & easier to absorb in juice or coffee

Just curious if you also take carbidopa/levodopa? 25/100?

@@debp.2599 I still take Ropinirole (Requip) for dopamine enhancement & gabapentin But I’m slowly reducing dosages and only take them in the evening now

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@@Mark_311 Great information I believe this as well The root of all disease in my opinion

Yes!

This sounds true. They offer surgery in the last phases which is more profitable.

Make sure the nutritional yeast isn't fortified as per Dr. Eric Berg channel advice.

@ellenj8896 HOW IS YOUR HUSBAND....I HAVE YOPD , DOCTOR PRESCRIBED ME Benfotimine yesterday (oct 12th 2023)

No cereal, no flour, no sweets plz. (No muesli!!!) But a lot of vegs. in all form.

Any update? How's he doing?

Benfotiamine plus b complex plus omega3 that will sort you

​@@rexeverything6249 benfo doesn't Cross the bbb

​@@robertwilliams5618what crosses it

Hi did you try it, did it help

Yes, get all vit B’s, trace minerals and oil up; vit e, olive oil. The thing about it is, these base building blocks are essential for the others to build upon. I have been wondering for a while now, if this is an extreme case of pernicious anemia. Another form of this folic acid, B1 and magnesium, manganese deficiency is aphasia. Wernickys disease is an extreme loss of Vitamin B’s. You have to sleep. The brain needs to get to a deep sleep to flush out protein debris. Sleep 4 times more then you you think you need to. Take water soluble in the morning and minerals at night. Think of it like an assembly line, you need all the correct parts at the right time, in the right order. Your body knows where to put it, it has a priority system. Sleep for a few hours, get up move around, then rest your body, sleep again, get up move around, rest and sleep, get up move around, and then rest, sleep some more. How do you expect to heal if you are expending all the energy being active??? Mitochondria are the energy producing cells. The brain has a lot of functions. We are talking about fundamental, 1st layer building blocks, every thing rests upon them. It is not so much the large quantity as the right amount going to very tiny places. Thiamine takes about 4 to 8 weeks to get into the right spots in the right quantity. It’s a trace amount. Myelin sheaths and other parts of the brain are made of lipids, you also have lipid in ligaments, tendons and between muscle fiber. When you build anything, some parts are small some are medium sized, some are large. Vitamins and hormones play many roles. Vitamins are structure, anti oxidants, enzymes and catalysts. Some create some remove. Fundamental Biology and Chemistry. Results will vary between individuals according to the supply of stock resources.

So is the B1 you are taking a sublingual?

@@rebeccaallen5547 I take B1 -Thiamax. I can only find it on Amazon and it is $33. It is Elliott Overturn’s formula, the man in the interview. I’ve listen to a lot of his RU-vid videos. The Thiamax has TTDF is the only B1 that breaks through the blood brain barrier.

Too much coffee is linked to headaches and/or migraines

Can Benfotiamine give the same results?

I’m 2 years loss balance left side of body weak , pain in neck hip numbness in legs all muscles weak now reaching the neck muscles and throat weak don’t know what to do , Neurologysaid is functional neurological disorder no medication! I think it’s progressive upper motor neurone disease

Wow ❤❤❤

It seems that we have not found the correct dosage for B2

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Which b1 did you both use and how much dose were you taking ?

what form of B1 did you took and dosage?

My sympathies Good for you for looking around for alternatives Have you heard of the Wahl's protocol Sharon ? How about low dose naltrexone? How about this ? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--nEtQ-Wxkas.html

At this time I can’t see any difference

What did you use sharon for ALS ?

What dosage do you use mega benfotiamine

Red light therapy has proven to help Parkinson's Parkinson's is a mitochondria problem also like MS I believe both have a mold and heavy metal toxicity problem MS is also Epstein-Barr. Make sure you have an air purifier there's one that's a light and it creates ozone and it kills everything for $70

Same Amanda, it's tough. & I'm a bit afraid I could've inherited the gene too. Glad to learn of this now.

Me as well

learned recently that genetic linkage to PD is olny about 15%, exposure to chemicals, tce, etc, are much more causal suspects.

@@idid138 learned recently that genetic linkage to PD is olny about 15%, exposure to chemicals, tce, etc, are much more causal suspects.

@@shakti999 I do wonder if my Dad's job (working in a factory) had an affect on him. His lifestyle was better than most, he ran every day, lifted weights, ate very healthily. His Mum had Parkinson's but none of his siblings had it. It's difficult to know sometimes for sure what causes certain illnesses. I've seen some people living very unhealthy lifestyles who seem to be good into their old age and vice versa. I thought my Dad would live to a very old age as his father was 102 when he died and was active until his last month's and died shortly following the death of his wife.

Drs mask problems with meds most have no clue please do your own research and read my comment it may help hope you find a way to better health

You need more than just B1 for your situation. Vitamins D and A are extremely important too. And healthy fats are very important to healing too. Try wheat germ oil, avocado oil, walnut oil, MCT oil, or extra Virgin olive oil. Increasing fats will help you to heal more quickly. But also Vitamins and minerals supplements are crucial. Try daily saunas, to remove toxins from your system. May God bless your journey. 🙏

If you haven't already you may want to look into the ketogenic diet for Fibromyalgia. The main drugs they use to treat fibromyalgia are anti-epileptic drugs (gabapentin and pregabalin). The ketogenic diet has been used for epilepsy for over 100 yrs and is still used as standard of care when drugs don't work because it's more effective than the drugs, so it's not too surprising that it works. In my experience it also has many positive/helpful side effects, unlike the drugs.

Where do I get it at? Can I just go to Walmart and pick up some B1? Will that work?

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EGORE67 ‐You can find B-1 at probably any good health food or vitamin store. If you have any problems finding the Sublingual variety, just ask the person that works the vitamin section. Good luck and God Bless you!

​@@carrieonandon7855what dosage

That's amazing , what dose of b1 did you use

how much did your father took and what type of b1?

Also check out Mucuna

Also check out Mucuna

Hi, that's interesting which supplements do you take that help the ME

@@veerani6164 Hi there. Where to start. I take quite a lot. A handful of disclaimers. Firstly I'm not in anyway medically qualified so I'm not trying to make out in any way shape or form that this is medical advice. It's just what I have picked up from other sufferers on social media sites, studies I've read and from people like Dr Sarah Myhill. Plus we are all different. Secondly, I've had ME for 30+ years, Fibro for 10+ and whilst this is one of the few things that helps me, it's in no way a cure, it just seems to help. Thirdly, remember that the quality and format of vitamins and supplements can make a big difference. Fourthly, bearing the other 3 points in mind, everyone needs to do their own research and find out what works for them. Right, the actual meds. I'm going to mention some things several times because they address more than one issue but I only take them once, I don't double or triple up in tablet form. In all cases I take tablet or capsule form unless otherwise stated. The first thing I take is a good multi-vitamin. I take both tablet and powder form. I do that for general overall health and because it's my understanding that having a good background level of vitamins and minerals helps the absorption of other single ones that we make take to address specific issues. Then additionally to address the immune issues I take vitD, vitC, zinc and lugol's idodine (2 drops per day). I also take ascorbic acid (vitC) in powder form. I have regular issues with anaemia and pre 2020 I was supposedly on B12 injections for life but covid put pay to that and the surgery have refused to restart them. So they told me to take B12 tablets instead, though they're not as good because they are not as easily absorbed. I don't take iron because I think that is a more problematic one to self administer so I only take iron supplements when the GP prescribes them if the anaemia is iron deficiency. For the neurological symptoms (inc pain, tics, twitches & spasms, and restless leg) I take magnesium, B12, vitk2, zinc, selenium and potassium. To address the mitochondrial/energy issues I take CoQ10 (gel capsules). Additionally, (just to cover all the bases 😀) I use transdermal sprays after a shower of magnesium, b12, vitc with DMSO (an organic sulphur used to treat arthritis) and a multivitamin containing magnesium, zinc, iron, boron, iodine, copper, manganese, molybdenum, selenium, chromium, vitB12 and vitD3. Yes I know it's a lot, but it seems if my blood tests are anything to go by, like many people with ME, I have absorption issues so I tend to take more than most people would need. Plus I firmly believe the NHS recommended levels for most vitamins and supplements are woefully low. Especially for vitD and B12. Hope that helps but if you or anyone has any other suggestions I would welcome them. It's so hard to get help with these things from the NHS we have to rely on our own research.

@@margaretsmith2351 thank you so much , yes I think govt guidelines are low . I got rid of 20 years of eczema(tried absolutely everything) with vitamin d3 in high doses , even though I was in healthy range, but only just , my eczema disappeared in days,after taking it for 4 months, in line with the protocol I was following .I take most of those that you mentioned ,not the iodine,it doesn't agree with me ,my adrenal glands are not working so well , adrenal insufficiency

polyvagal therapy

Having PD and hearing that it is a progressive disease with no cure is very frustrating for me. I have recently heard that ambroxol, an ingredient in some cough medicos shows promise. I will read Bryan’s book and try taking B-1 myself.

@@foxyone3 My neurologist at mayo advise me to start taking ambroxyl every day.

Watch some podcasts by Mark Hyman and Todd LePine (pronounced: lapeen) they founded the UltraWellness clinic in Massachusetts. They take patients by Zoom appointments but you can text for Q&A. Good luck and God Bless!

​@@foxyone3hi did you try thiamine

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Thanks for your support and the generous offer of a donation. Right now what I really need is help getting the message out. Forward this to everyone. Thank You. Curcumin is excellent anti inflammatory btw. You can take large doses too, its food.

@@philgardiner6012 Really? How do you know that? I've been taking 300 MG for over a year and a half. Don't say things you have no experience with. Bot?

@@Mark_311 ¹

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Did you reduce the dose, what dose are you taking

Look up symptoms of magnesium deficiencies.

Take a good dose of magnesium with B1.

What is the good dose of magnesium?

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How are things going?

P I started the first of Dec. I no longer use my cane, I can think straight, I'm happy and so grateful to Daphne and this video. I did not see the difference until others started commenting. My daughters don't live close and are having a hard time understanding it is the B1. I use the same drug Daphne uses. Under the tongue 100mg, it takes terrible for a few moments but I have my life back. It is a miracle and so sad no one knows. My husband died last year of Parkinson's. Too late, too late.

Diagnosed with early onset Parkinson's 5 years ago. I am 45 now. Played basketball regularly until my hand movements became more rigid. My mother bought vitamin B complex with 200mg of Thiamine per tablet. Within a few months I was able to lay up with both hands and make 3 pointers. I am also a heavy coffee drinker possibly affecting the absorption of Thiamine. However my speech is still a bit stuttered.

@@tantk6187 See if you can get your doctor to give you some thiamine intravenously.

Are you taking thiamine HCL ? How long until you didn't have to use your stick

Just now read your comment and I am wondering how you're doing,

Did you try? Did she get any improvement?

What tests r fequired.?pls inform

Is it helping, which supplements are you taking

I would say that if it dose you're taking doesn't show any improvement in 2 weeks than you should double it or take 250 mg for 2 weeks. If that shows improvement. Stay at that dosage. If it doesn't, maybe move up to 500 mg for the same 2 week....

If you haven't already you may want to look into the ketogenic diet for Fibromyalgia. The main drugs they use to treat fibromyalgia are anti-epileptic drugs (gabapentin and pregabalin). The ketogenic diet has been used for epilepsy for over 100 yrs and is still used as standard of care when drugs don't work because it's more effective than the drugs, so it's not too surprising that it works. In my experience it also has many positive/helpful side effects, unlike the drugs. I haven't seen anything about it's effectiveness for Parkinson's, mainly because I haven't looked, but it does seem to be very beneficial for many neurological conditions so it may.

Bless you--- ow are you doing???? Was it antidepressant drugs you are referring to?

@@donnavorbach215 No, I got 30 grams of Lithium and Risperdal over 4 1/2 weeks in a "Pill Mill" psychiatric hospital, as a captured person. A kind of political health scare event. I got Thiamega product which improved my condition. Anti-crazy medications are about the same time line as synthetic opioids. A famous incident "The Case of the Frozen Addict', would have got noticed by Mind Control researchers and generated some intrigue, or funding for research.

No, it was about 30 grams of lithium and Risperdal M-Tab over about 4 1/2 weeks. It was a kind of political event as a captured person, and a comedy of errors. I suspect Dopamine Receptor Antagonists (Anti-Crazy medications) are related to synthetic opioids as an attempt at benign "Mind Control". A notable event, "The Case of the Frozen Addict", would have caught some notice or intrigue by mind control researchers. The idea of personal computing and a World Wide Web, was not entirely supported in the 90s and earlier. @@donnavorbach215

No, it was about 30 grams of lithium and Risperdal M-Tab over about 4 1/2 weeks. It was a kind of political event as a captured person, and a comedy of errors. I suspect Dopamine Receptor Antagonists (Anti-Crazy medications) are related to synthetic opioids as an attempt at benign "Mind Control". A notable event, "The Case of the Frozen Addict", would have caught some notice or intrigue by mind control researchers. The idea of personal computing and a World Wide Web, was not entirely supported in the 90s and earlier. @@donnavorbach215

Oh, my reply got deleted. I got about 30 grams of Lithium and Risperdal M-Tab over 4 1/2 weeks, as a captured person in psychiatric care. A comedy of errors and some intrigue, but overall an obvious case of health care fraud. @@donnavorbach215

I head tremor sister what is your suggestions about this please

how much potassium and magneisum, do u also take b vitamins complex

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I will praise the scientists for this discovery, if you do not mind.

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Pleaseee how do you get the injections . My lever la of B12 are normal also.

I would like to learn more about vit c !

no need to worry about bowel tolerance if you use Lypo-spheric vit C !! It's equal to or exceeds INTRAVENOUS vit C !! according to Dr Thomas Levy MD cardiologist, JD law degree...

Was Biotin good for you? I'm taking high dose Biotin for hair growth. I heard it could case acne though since it increases skin oil.

​@@vvvios I take a lot of vitamins every day because I don't eat as much as I used to when I was younger. I don't know exactly which supplement did it but my eyebrows grew back!

At what levels EXACTLY does B1 "become toxic"?

B1 also repels insects! I used it in Australia while camping in the Outback

@@8675-__ it repels insects? Interesting! What kind of insects? And how exactly does it repel them? (ie. is it like garlic, for mosquitoes?...they don't want your blood because they can't stand the garlic)

@@teresalipot3585 I thought all B vitamins were water soluble.

To much b1, lower your magnesium. So you should take magnesium also...

Just looked at the cheapo b complex bottle. Has 8333% thiamine. But the afternoon B12 drops I use in the afternoon has 1.5mg. 👍

I also stopped highly refined carbs. Especially cereals. They suck the B's right out of your body.

OMG I totally forgot about the Benfotiamine with Alpha Lipoic Acid. I've been taking it for 3 years for diabetic neuropathy. It's a fat soluble synthetic b-1.

​@@nancyfahey7518 did it help

@@veerani6164 you don't specify which one but yes, it all helps. Cutting out the carbs is so important. The rest is the cherry on top.

Good health is becoming a "do it yourself" business!! Perhaps you can get Benfotiamine which is the fat soluable form of Vitamin B1. Also nutritional yeast.

Stop taking statin drugs. Stop consuming gut destroying industrial oils falsely sold as vegetable oils. Read food labels and research.

I have heard that many West Africans hate whites. See us as destroyers and colonists. Sudanese seem to have a big problem with us also.

Best form is TTFD

Can you pls send the link of video he says in ??

​@natashascookbook2968 his entire RU-vid and website is dedicated to ttfd

​@@maniac577is this sublingual ? What dose

@@veerani6164 No, its swallowed. Start low and slow with 50 mg/day. Then over time go up to 200-400 mg/day

What form and dose

​@vee rani Hi! I like Wellness Resources.. super coenzyme B-Complex. I decided to take 3 capsules. Check it out for want you need. Has the right ingredients.

I also have this problem

@@jaiganapatibapa1134 For how long? Mine comes back when I stop taking B1.

Did you take thiamine or benfotiami e

A lot more helpful than taking pills but who will listen?

Coffee, too

Alcohol would destroy everything not just b1

I don’t drink or eat any table sugar. But I do have 1 cup black coffee daily. I eat mostly wfpb. No ultra processed carbs like cookies, chips, pizza, lasagna, spaghetti, donuts, etc. 2 meals a day. I’m 65. No Parkinson’s.

​@hannah, good for you but did you ever have symptoms? Or are there other diseases you don't have that you brag about?

Oh wow that’s interesting. Sugar, coffee ,alcohol. All the things that make life kind of ok

This video gives a good overview: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-K4iAPfAFcs0.html

Read the book x

He is awesome!

Read the same. They are like the 3 Musketeers .

@@av398I read that alcohol is bad. (I LOVE BEER!)....and Beef is bad because of iron which causes inflammation. Confused.

Sounds liek the dose you used was too high to start with. Best to start much slower

Take it in the early morning.

What kind of b1?

@@falloutgirl902 Bentofiamine, B12 and Spirulina

@@Bachconcertos Thanks, how long did it take for your digestive problems to be resolved?

Yes, I had noticeable changes after a week. Then it slowed down and by 3 months, substantial fine motor skills improvement. Now at 6 months I can peel carrots using a peeler with quick repetitive strokes. That may not sound like much, but it was impossible before.

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Hi how are free now?

How are you doing?

How are you feeling now? Did u start with your medicine?

How are you feeling? I just diagnosed myself.