Functional strength training involves exercises that mimic everyday movements, such as squatting and push ups. Read about the benefits and how to get started.

Thiamine supplements are available in various forms, including tablets, capsules, and liquids. They may also contain different types of thiamine, such as thiamine hydrochloride or thiamine ...

Discover the rise of functional beverages - from vitamin-infused drinks to matcha and smoothies - driven by health trends, innovation, and growing demand in retail and foodservice sectors.

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One group of researchers concluded that thiamine is only absorbed by a saturable active transport mechanism in the proximal small intestine; however other researchers have shown that thiamine is ...

A loss of appetite is also common among this group. Perhaps dialysis causes a thiamine deficiency more often than we realize.

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ConspectusChemists have a firm understanding of the concept of a functional group: a small molecular moiety that confers properties (reactivity, solubility, and chemical recognition) onto a larger ...

Where did functional medicine come from, and why is everyone talking about it now? Over the last five years, Google searches for “functional medicine” have steadily increased.

Broadly speaking, functional strength training enhances fitness ability by targeting the core, joints, and multiple muscle groups. Find exercises here.

In two studies, involving two different dye material systems, Materials Science and Engineering and qDNA Research Group PhD students Austin Biaggne and German Barcenas and their co-authors used ...

However, free thiamine may be taken-up by the body by both a saturable active transport system and a nonsaturable passive process. Thus high doses of thiamine hydrochloride may be absorbable.