The deficiency of vitamin B1 was first documented in the medical books of ancient China. In 1884, a Japanese physician noticed a high rate of disease and mortality among Japanese sailors who ate ...

Russian nutritionist Maria Romanova explains by what signs it can be assumed that a person lacks B vitamin and how to solve the ...

Are you experiencing unexpected fatigue, tingling fingers or hair loss? While this could be the result of a variety of health conditions, it could also signal a vitamin deficiency. — 45% for ...

We must look beyond just blood sugar numbers as vitamin deficiencies can mimic or aggravate diabetic complications ...

Dr. Eric Berg, DC, says a lack of vitamin B12, which is found in animal products, can cause symptoms similar to those seen in people with dementia.

Signs and symptoms of a vitamin B1 deficiency. Vitamin B1 deficiencies (commonly called “beriberi”) are rare, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t worry. Signs and symptoms to look for include: ...

The human body doesn’t produce vitamin B 1, so we must obtain it from our food. ... Severe B 1 deficiency symptoms can be caused not only by rare mutations, but also by some medications.

Vitamin B 1, also known as thiamine, is essential for the survival of our cells. ... Severe B 1 deficiency symptoms can be caused not only by rare mutations, but also by some medications.

A new study has found that deficiency of a single vitamin B1 (or thiamine) can lead to a potentially fatal brain disorder called Wernicke encephalopathy.

The infants were hospitalized with cardiac and neurological symptoms caused by the lack of vitamin B1, which is usually found in their formula. "At first it was a mystery," said Prof. Fattal-Valevski.