Very cool. I have joined a mitochondrial group on Facebook, and the group focuses a great deal on thiamine. Its actually complicated for us because there are co-factors people must take with thiamine/B1 and once pathways are kickstarted, then people will need more of other things, like other B's. They say we should get B2 straight first, before correcting thiamine, etc.
Reports of it helping a number of issues, for example fibromyalgia, Elliot at Elliot Overton Nutrition uses megadoses...with an appropriate form at the start (research suggests fibromyalgia is a mast cell disease), and ME/CFS (chronic fatigue syndrome). In my digging around through research, I saw some interesting research. "Thiamine deficiency in rats leads to increased mast cell degranulation and histamine levels in the thalamus in the early stages of Wernicke's encephalopathy, which is followed by an increase in astrocytes [
Hi... Need an emergency help from you. I'm having one Nigerian dwarf Male Goat. Today morning all of sudden he is walking backwards and yelling. I took him to vet and give 4 injection into his neck but still he is yelling and sitting and standing at same place looks very dull. Please give a life saving solution to help my goat.
We had a female born breach this year with a yellow sack and was real stumbly and couldn't get up on one side what's your opinion on this .. btw she seems to be ok now she is well over 40 days old
It’s likely the yellow tent was mu conium that was present before she was born. KindA common especially if they were late at all. As far as the stumblely, who knows, but sounds like it worked its way through it just fine. I wouldn’t be worried.
