How to Apply High-Dose Thiamine Protocols in Clinical Practice: Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This is the second of two lectures I gave to a group of medical/health professionals on the clinical application of high-dose vitamin B1.
In this video I outline the the difference between nutritional deficiency and the concept of "functional dependence". I then discuss the practical aspects of forming a protocol including:
- Which form to use and why
- How to dose for different conditions
- When to use this therapy and when not to use this therapy
- Managing patient side effects
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My father was treated by our wonderful doctor Costantini.. after a month of B1 injection my father, that was gradually losing ability to walk, was walking again, straight back, happy smile on his face.. After two months dad started his job again! To this day, dad is paring oral B1with levodopa and after almost 10 years, at 80 years old, he is triving and Parkinson disease is very very slow. the Gratitude that we all feel for wonderful doctor Antonio Costantini.. I remember the eyes of his patients so full of hope and gratitude! Then Costantini died, and nobody is taking on is wonderful work.. maybe a neurologist in all Italy.. other neurologist says that is bullshit.. But it is not.. I witness that every day! Thank you dear doctor, I send you all my love, wherever you are now❤
Does b1 good for depression
Please help me I'm a single parent
Look up Velvet Bean
@@majeedmohamed9523yes try, is not expensive, it brings calmness and focus and clarity, is my experience and it can work in days... Just try
@@majeedmohamed9523 Based on what we know about the metabolic pathways involved, one of the new forms of B1, such as TTFD (Ecological Formulas AlliThiamine), taken along with with a good B complex (methylated and activated type) and Magnesium should be helpful for depression, anxiety, and insomnia. It is worth a try. Go low and slow to start just as Ellie Overton recommends.
@@majeedmohamed9523Yes, it does help with depression. At least it had helped me.
Spot-on!! 15 of my 29 ALS patients reported improvements w/ in just 3 months while having them on various forms of B1, like Allithiamine, High dose thiamine HCL, ( 1,800 mg.’s / day ) a methylated B Complex, and 600 mg’s Of Benfotiamine as well as 2-3 tbs of unfortified Nutritional Yeast ( methylcobalamin not cyanocobalamin ) and although it’s only one small part of my ALS Protocol that I developed, it is the most successful ALS protocol in the world!!
I can’t thank you enough enough!!
I learned what I learned from Costantini but you’ve just made my day, as you’ve given me the proof I need that shows why my Protocol is so effective in reversing ALS!! Tyvm!! 🙏⚡️💪😎
ALS protocol? Do you have more info regarding that?
Wow that’s great news!
Is magnesium part of your protocol?
Many thanks ❤
@billbrennan8177 hello sir/madam, do you have any patient that has completly reversed their ALS? What is the success ratio?
I wanted to thank you for your videos on thiamine. I have had a lot of stress over the years (PTSD and ME/CFS) and it left me feeling chronically stressed. After just a couple of days of taking thiamega, I feel calm again. It’s truly amazing. Thank you
Where can I get best B1
@@geraldinemcwilliams5137are you stupid or what? Watch the video and read the comment at what you just read
@@geraldinemcwilliams5137 the "best B1" is the one that works best with your body. There are a multitude of factors that can influence how your body uses thiamine. Get one, and try it. Keep a food/intake log, and note changes you experience. Change dosage, change the form of thiamine - writevit fown, and look for patterns.
@@geraldinemcwilliams5137EO nutrition has the best
How are you a yr later?
Love every minute of Elliot’s lectures. When you are sick the details are so important.
one of the few people who can talk for hours and keep it extremely interesting 🙂
🙏🏼 true.
Elliot thank you so much. After years of CFS and PTSD, I have been taking TTFD for just 2 days and all of a sudden I have energy and am smiling more, like a physical and mental weight has been lifted off. I cannot thank you enough, God bless you ❤
Thank you for mentioning PTSD Would you mind to say yoir dosage please and product if possible?
@@ritaglavin6446 I started with TTFD 50mg (by objective nutrients) plus a methylated B complex, and am planning on slowly increasing the dose. All the best :)
Yes please if you can share your dosage. I have CPTSD and was about to get Ketamine but after discovering that I really need to address my B vitamins and magnesium l-threonate I decided to go the natural route first. I just started B1 but feel I need to try the TTFD for blood brain barrier crossing. Any info you can share on your protocol would be appreciated although we're all different. What I understand is we should take them in the morning and day instead. Thanks
A really brilliant lecture.
He goes 100 miles per hour but still feels like a conversation
Elliot’s Character is so special.✨ Brilliant person✨
I happen to hear a doctor recommend taking B1 for incontinence. I was amazed on the very first day I had no accidents. I was actually able to hold it until I made it to the bathroom! This is huge for me! Now I'm researching for the benefits and amount to take fibromyalgia! This appears to be a miracle vitamin!
Thank you so much for sharing your information. Hopefully it will help me too.
How much did you took ?
@@danielleboulay1447 Hello Danielle, I'm taking 250 mg I picked up the bottle at Walmart.
Did you took Thiamine HCL?
Has B1 continued to help you with bladder function now that you’ve been taking it for some time?
Every doctor I visited told me I have depression, its in your mind 😂, I was searching for the the protocol and your video popped up. Thankyou 🙏🏻 you are god sent 😇
I have RA & suffer with fatigue when I go to the Dr they always say why aren’t you depressed I thought you would be on anti depressants . I always say I’m one of the lucky ones I’ve just finished taking a high dose of vitaminD but my legs feel weak not sure why & had a terrible fall . I’m so glad I came across this channel .
Notes
@42:54 benfotiamine
13:27 Antonio Constantini
14:00 test dosing schedule
16:20 all or nothing
19:02 Parkinsons
19:25 DAPHINE Bryan
I am interested in this vits
Thank you for making notes on those subjects. It is a long video, even though chapters are marked off, it’s still difficult to search them. Good work!
Your lecture target's a muli-level audience and I am very grateful! When I go gluten/grain free I have become thiamine deficient while eating a normal veggie/meat diet. Thank you for educating me on the various forms of thiamine. I will experiment with them as I go grain free again.
Ive started this about a Wk ago..
Coz of pins and needles , issues with my arms .. they were so bad I couldn’t ope a door or get out of a bath . On the worst day.. I lived alone at the time. Bath went cold.. it was so frightening.
So now I’m on B1 100mg ,B3 500mg B12 1mg vit D ,MK-7vit K-2 ..
All these things your saying 1:42 stage..it’s amazing .
Doctors have no idea.. I was taking “No dose alert tablets” then I looked what was in them.. other than caffeine.. they had all these good vitamins B1 thiamine! I didn’t know it at the time.. but issues started going away..
I could go on but u have said all the things that my doctors have turned off to..
I thought it was my thyroid. Getting blood tests is the issue currently here in Australia!
🙏🏻 Niree
avoid coffee caffeine; it drives all the B vitamins out of the body very aggressively
Getting blood tests is not an issue here in Australia.
How long did it take your symptoms to go away?
Hello Elliot. Thanx for d methodological lecture. Wherever the history of nervous disorders are discussed, your name will be etched in gold.
I think it is etched in gold in heaven.
U must be high on yo urine.
Greetings from Serbia ! Thanks for this fantastic video - that's exactly what I needed at the moment... Wish you God's eternal best and - keep on! ❤
This man is amazing!! So knowledgeable
🎯This was fantastic Elliot! I had so many thoughts/questions, & you answered every one of them~ & then some. Thank you so much for continuing to share your research & experience, because you're right~ not enough people know about it. I spent 30+ yrs working w/clients who could have greatly benefited from this, I am convinced.
Excited to share this w/as many as possible, & hoping everyone who watches & listens does the same. One need not be a doctor to know someone (likely many!) who might benefit from this therapy. It's truly mind-boggling to consider how much critical information has been purposefully stifled- my own opinion, of course. Thanks again, & may your efforts be blessed- S.Whitson
You say you helped some of your patients ...how can I become your patient truly need the help to start thiamine dosing ??where can I find you ?
@crismtz4537
Just start taking nutritional yeast for B vit. and magnesium and add TTFD or benfotiamine in small dosage, like 50 mg and slowly increas dosage. Do not be afraid, you can do it on your own.
I have been diagnosed with Fibromyalgia; very debilitating. I am taking 30mg omeprazole for 25years fora hiatus hernia, and I believe, coupled with prolonged stress and a high carb sweet diet, this has prevented my absorbing vitamins and minerals. I believe I have been nutritionally deprived and had Beri Beri symptoms. I take vit B1 thiamine 100mg. X2 daily, also vitamin D3 4,000 iu, and Alfa lapoic acid and K2. Remarkable results, but symptoms begin to return if I forget to take vit B1. Thank you Elliot for your valuable info, which turned everything around for me.
You probably just have malabsorption issues from taking omeprazole for 25 years.
be sure to include magnesium alongside any b1 intake as they are cofactors and require eachother to be active , also crucial to get enough iodine, selenium, molybdenum, riboflavin and potassium
@@sincity5268it's a minefield
How are you doing after 6 months time?
Hi Gill... might I suggest that you take R-Lipoic Acid instead of Alpha Lipoic Acid. R-Lipoic is better absorbed. I take the Super R-Lipoic Acid & Benfotiamine by Life Extension and this helps my neuropathy in my feet and legs. I suggest taking magnesium taurate and biotin with these as well.
As an elite complex problem-solver with a focus on addressing the root (usually unobvious) cause, when I began writing patents for problem-solving technologies that involved an extensive review of issued patents it became obvious to me that the business model for success is a magic bullet that can be marketed as THE solution. The reality is that most magic bullet solutions simply push the 'cork floating on the water' problem below the surface. When released, the cork pops up in a new location where it creates an opportunity to market a new 'magic bullet’.
Solving problems by addressing the origins can be extremely difficult, often taking months or even years of dogged persistence with little reward. Elliott Overton is an all too rare example of a true problem-solver.
Where do you work as an "elite complex problem solver"? Adding for a friend 😊
God bless you for translating the research from Japanese and Chinese.
My teacher asked me what I wanted to be when I grow up, I said a vitamin… she said why on earth would you want to be a vitamin, I told her I saw a big sign that said… vitamin B1
That’s a good one
Very Funny. I needed that today.
😂
Love it😀
Thanks.❤❤❤
Thank you so much Elliot from a fellow practitioner.
Benfotamine helps me tremendously for diabetic neuropathy and to slow down or stop diabetes damage in my body
Add R-Lipoic Acid... you will get greater relief
Just got my Thiamax in the mail and took my first dose. It’s the TTDS, to start because they were sold out of my first choice, but will add it later. I can’t wait for results, as I have severe back pain, peripheral neuropathy and awful fatigue. I’ll report my progress! Thanks so much for this info! It is the answer to a prayer!
Would be interesting to hear your progress/development.
I just bought Thiamax 180 myself, very eager to start taking it. Might take some time before it arrives. I also ordered Benfotiamine, 250 mg and potassium citrate, magnesium and b complex and multivitamins. I think I will receive those first so I will start with Benfotiamine, 250 mg then start with TTFD when I receive it.
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@@nalissolus9213 mine came from the UK, but it was fast! The benfotiamine was my first choice by they were sold out. Been on ttds for 2 weeks and doubled the dose to two a day. No side effects. I’m taking the recommended b complex and other supplements like you mentioned. Thanks for asking. It is good to buddy up, compare notes and, personally, I thrive on encouragement. Let’s stay connected!
@@nalissolus9213hi I am in a similar position myself
Do you know how much TTFD
you will take yourself when you get it
So what is your progress? It's been two months since you posted.
omg part 2 already online.. thats one hell of a friday 😍
Another fabulous presentation, thank you Elliot x
I am dealing with multiple problems. After coming across you, you have empowered me. Thank you so mich❤
This is fascinating as i have been on Benfotiamine for a couple of weeks now to heal my Hashimoto's. I also have had CFS/ME for 30 years.
Hi, can I ask how much and what brand because I also have Hashimotos
Please give us thé dose used to treat Hashimoto, thanks
I had korsakoff psychosis induced by methanol poisoning. I responded poorly to a high dose b-complex combined with high doses of sulbutiamine fat soluble b1. I added a ton of methyl donors and then it worked beautifully. The methyl donors were mostly methylfolate, methylcobalamin B12, and creatine. I was using like 12,000% drv B12, my methylfolate was around 200mg a day plus whatever I got from lentils and beans, my creatine was at about 10 grams per day, the sulbutiamine was 300 mg three times per day, one jarrow b-complex maximum strength, and I was also using noopept and oxiracetam for additional cognitive repair. Oh and also phosphatides from sunflower lecithin and cod liver oil capsules.
Where did you get methanol poisoning from?
That’s a lot of work
@@natalie8518 the work was soooo much better than psychosis and being unable to make good decisions. I nearly went to prison and had to take a lie detector test to prove that it was just a mistake. I was totally unable to make good choices. I was using heet fuel additive to light a smithing forge. It got on my hand. Now I use a cotton ball with some vegetable oil on it. The only thing vegetable oil is good for.
would niacin tie ino methyl groups/donors?
@@sincity5268 yes, it is very much involved in a bunch of different processes that allow the methylation to occur properly. It helps u to recycle certain vitamins and create nad+ and it improves blood flow. Never hurts to have a bit of extra niacin.
Even though in our experience thiamine is well effective alone, it is possible to add other group B vitamins, including folic acid. However, we do not begin the therapy with high dose thiamine in addition to multivitamin compounds, especially if these contain vitamin B6. This because vitamin B6 is a facilitator of the peripheral decarboxylase and in PwP may interfere with the amount of L-dopa that reaches the brain and thus worsen the symptoms.
I've tried 3 different B complexes from 3 different manufacturers, all making me feel horrible. Methyl. Non-methyl. Doesn't matter. Thiamine HCL by itself not causing any issues so far.
Interesting. I’ve read/heard that B6 can be problematic with certain illnesses, one of which, I believe, is cancer.
I do have a question for you, however. You stated using “folic acid”. Do you mean folate? This is yet another sticky wicket as I have read repeatedly that folate is truly what we need vs. folic acid.
Why would you use folic acid? Synthetic and toxic to many. Folate, yes.
@@karenf9137Yikes, haven't heard that about cancer...you might scare people with that comment! I think B6 causes nervousness in a lot of people which leads me to believe they're deficient in B6 causing paradoxical reaction.
How do you know if you should supplement b6 or not?
my uncle who was a priest and farmer a wrote about it in his book about catholics and farming , and he died in 1954 . i was really surprised that he was very specific so thats intersting
What did he say about the subject?
@@_Plutonyan In 1840 one ounce of genuine wholewheat bread made of stoneground wheat (not flour) contained thirty units of b1 . one hundred years later in 1940 one ounce of white bread contained only 5 units of b1 . 700 units are considered necessary for maintenance of good health. daily consumption of wholewheat bread in 1840 guaranteed 1200 units of b1 , while average intake daily today is only about 200 units . Besides being robbed of b1 the wheat berry is robbed of other known and unknown dietary factors, proteins , other factors of the b complex , vitamin e and a number of essential minerals . (Fr Denis Fahey, the church and farming 1953.) he quoted the words of Dr Norman who i think may have wrote about the milling industry. tomorrows food , the broken staff . I was pleasantly surprised to find he had written this in his book as i had severley suffered thiamin defiiency and mitochondrial damage from flagyl antibiotic toxicity .
So I started with a fancy B complex high in B1. Did that for a month. Then added 500mg of B1 for another month. Today I increased B1 to 1 gram & feel GREAT.
I've had CFS symptoms since 2008, back when it "wasn't a real thing."
Thanks for your work Elliot.
Many thanks! May i ask if you take other supplements besides 1g of b1? How much b2, Molybdän, selen and iodid should one take beside B1? Thank you!!!
Which B complex??
@@BrillGirl82 hi friend. It was a b complex from my local Vitamin Shoppe. I'm in the States if that helps.
@@DublinCologne hi friend, I only just saw this. I take so many supplements it's just silly. I must be riddled with polymorphisms. D3K2, mg glycinate, collagen, creatine, a protein powder. Thyroid support with dessicated Thyroid in it. NAC, zinc, krill, inositol and berberine. Oil of oregano and chlorophyll. Coconut oil for the extra fat as I basically live on meat, eggs, butter & green vegetables. Get outside daily even in a New England winter. Exercise daily. Hope this helps.
@@cthornton523 Do you remember the brand?
One B1 and immediate response my left arm heavy yes Hashimotto spinal surgery x 2 sciatic nerve surgery
Very unwell many years after serious injuries
Oh, sending well wishes😊
Thank You Elliot and Team. We wellness patients are referring typically primary patients looking for wellness nutrition docs and wellness/primary in our local towns
Southern Oregon
We don’t want to do care with narrow minded so called doctors or hospitals
I’m so glad I came across this video, at a perfect time for me. I’m at the beginning of this process, so you answered anything I could have asked. I have a lot of different symptoms I may be one of those dependent individuals but I’m hoping for good results. Thank you
In Southern Oregon. I learned my BP med to reduce fluid was tapping out my B1. Yikes
Took B1 100ml daily. In three days my swelling was reduced
I now see deficiencies and other med causes.
Keep posting you are doing correct. B1 is for autoimmune for sure.
The recommended dose by the late Dr.Costatini is 4G a day of B1 thiamine hydrochloride.
Started thiamine for essential tremors 3 weeks ago. 300 mg twice a day. When I miss a dose are don’t set up my pill box correctly, I know it the next day.
This Man is incredible!!
The magnesium and potassium depletion when increasing b1 dose will hopefully help me with my paradoxical reaction right now. 0 appetite, slight tremors, weakness, insomnia, anxiety, dizzienes and headache
Did the magnesium and potassium (cofactors) help your paradoxical reactions? Are you feeling any better?
B1 supplementation for a drug-like effect. I assume B1 has a profound role in detoxification when paired with electrolytes / Mg and Molybdenum. TTFD probably requires Molybdenum to be paired so the Liver can detox the sulfur in Liver Phase 2 Detoxification. Headache aggravation probably occurs due to some minor form of existing Cholestasis in the blood if they have POTs, Constipation, and occasional headaches. An increase of bile containing toxic metabolic by-products Therefore, I think there is a Herxheimer reaction aka Paradoxical Reaction when increasing B1 waiting for the body to poop to get rid of the bile. It is important to get people to poop. Fiber like SunFiber and or black charcoal may also help to bind to the bile to prevent Enterohepatic circulation in order to excrete as much bile as possible. Also, many people tend to be deficient in Folate B9 and do better using Folinic Acid as their methylation is not the best. I hope this perspective of B1 through a Liver-centric view may increase our understanding that B1 has a role in stimulating the body's ability to detox.
great information thanks
I’ve taken notes to add to my daily B1 plus vitamins I’m acutely sensitive to chemical meds
Thank you for this info
Wow that's quite a mouthful!❤
No one needs fiber
is methyl folate okay?
Your doing a great service to us all
Amazing information. So grateful for Elliot
This environmental concept is exactly what most iodine practitioners also say. It's the same thing for iodine
I have been taking brewers yeast tablets with b1 100 mg x3 day.thiamine Monitrate ALSO B12 SUBLINGUAL ONCE A DAY.MY NEUROPATHY IN MY FEET HAS BEEN SLOWLY REVERSING THE DAMAGE IN MY FEET.ALSO MY SEVERE DEPRESSION IS GONE.DIABETES CAUSED THE NEUROPATHY.I ALSO USE MANY VITAMINS
How long did you take it before feeling the relief of depression? I’m also taking mine with nutritional yeast. Which derivative of thiamine, and how much? Thank you, I thought I felt some tiny relief after week one but it went away. I’ve taken Benfo and Ttfd for almost 2 weeks.
Unbelievably helpful
perhaps b1 is treatment for a systemic sulfur deficiency, which would impair many enzymes, glutathione, etc. and supporting sulfur levels with b1, biotin, cysteine, methionine, taurine, MSM, sulphate, ALA, high protein diet, etc. would help as well. the people who get worse when the thiamine supplementation stops are perhaps still toxic (heavy metals, oxalates, glycation) and not replete with sulfur. soluble B1 can get the sulfur where it's needed, fairly safely. Chelation protocols caution against taking ALA on a random schedule or when amalgam fillings, for example, are still in place, could thiamine chelate mercury into the bloodstream from dental fillings? Could that partially explain why some don't see positive results?
You finally spoke about sulbutiamine!! Thank you 😊
How would you adjust the dosages for people fasting and down to 2 meals with no breakfast, or even (OMAD) one meal per day?
Thanks for your wonderful work.
I'd like to know too
ive been struggling with this one myself only thing i know to do is take my fat suluable vit with my one meal and sometimes in the morning I like my lemon water so before my lemon water I take some coconut oil and Pink salt in a cup of warm water take my vitamins wash it all down with my lemon water
Can I suggest using a tablespoon of olive oil, its all fat so it doesn't break the fast.
@@carolmaplesden916 olive oil would be fine.
@@DruidzTVwhy olive oil not coconut oil
i think Elliot saved my life, with B1 info, due helping overcome a long-term heart-murmer, up against Spike Protein.
Can you please explain. I was told at age 54 that I had a heart murmur post covid when I never had one in all my life. What did you do exactly?
@@AmyNeedham-oo9isHi: Watch EO Nutrition Ch., from Elliot Overton, practically a Naturopathic Doc, by education, from UK, living in France... i think he saved my life !!! i took B1, from 300mgs, on increasing doses, up to 1800 mgs., whenever i felt the 'heart-pain,' ALONG WITH the strongest once daily dose of Liposomal COQ10... IT WAS A STICKING VALVE THAT HAS EASED AFTER A YEAR NOW !!! I also have taken Nattokinase at 4000 FUs & Bromelain at 500 mgs., AGAINST 'SPIKE Protein,' for the last 6 months... i kind of went by 'less is more,' idea, unless i had / felt Real Need... It worked !!! However, the lungs are tied to heart function, & b/c i did not get a flu-shot in Fall 2023, i ended up getting a 2-month bout of really bad bronchitis this Spring, & used all the strongest OTC's & Natural Chinese Herbal Remedies for that... Thank God, for Amazon !!! ALSO: Acupunture Cupping, helped me in 2018 & 2019, when i had 'pre-covid,' both years for 8-months EACH YEAR, along with tons of other people, when none of us knew 'what it was' !!!
Acu. CUPPING, REMOVES EMOTIONAL STRESS from body/lungs !!! (not too cheap tho': was about $200/treatment... plus herbs for lung-tea... :) It's been a very long battle, but i 'stayed on it.' I'll be '68' next month. Heart valve-sticking is 'gone,' & is tons better, so my B1 needs, are back down to 600 mgs. per day: no surgery is what i was after, & i have met that goal !!! (Surprises never cease !!! 'Miracle.' I also did 'Longevity Supplements,' & all the Keto Diet i could possibly do... Not easy to change one's whole life around, but that's what i used 'lock-down' for. Now i'm fighting 'sedentary'... 😂
@@AmyNeedham-oo9isHi: Watch EO Nutrition Ch., from Elliot Overton, practically a Naturopathic Doc, by education, from UK, living in France... i think he saved my life !!! i took B1, from 300mgs, on increasing doses, up to 1800 mgs., whenever i felt the 'heart-pain,' ALONG WITH the strongest once daily dose of Liposomal COQ10... IT WAS A STICKING VALVE THAT HAS EASED AFTER A YEAR NOW !!! I also have taken Nattokinase at 4000 FUs & Bromelain at 500 mgs., AGAINST 'SPIKE Protein,' for the last 6 months... i kind of went by 'less is more,' idea, unless i had / felt Real Need... It worked !!! However, the lungs are tied to heart function, & b/c i did not get a flu-shot in Fall 2023, i ended up getting a 2-month bout of really bad bronchitis this Spring, & used all the strongest OTC's & Natural Chinese Herbal Remedies for that... Thank God, for Amazon !!! ALSO: Acupunture Cupping, helped me in 2018 & 2019, when i had 'pre-covid,' both years for 8-months EACH YEAR, along with tons of other people, when none of us knew 'what it was' !!!
Acu. CUPPING, REMOVES EMOTIONAL STRESS from body/lungs !!! (not too cheap tho': was about $200/treatment... plus herbs for lung-tea... :) It's been a very long battle, but i 'stayed on it.' I'll be '68' next month. Heart valve-sticking is 'gone,' & is tons better, so my B1 needs, are back down to 600 mgs. per day: no surgery is what i was after, & i have met that goal !!! (Surprises never cease !!! 'Miracle.' I also did 'Longevity Supplements,' & all the Keto Diet i could possibly do... Not easy to change one's whole life around, but that's what i used 'lock-down' for. Now i'm fighting 'sedentary'... 😂
@@AmyNeedham-oo9isHi: Watch EO Nutrition Ch., from Elliot Overton, practically a Naturopathic Doc, by education, from UK, living in France... i think he saved my life !!! i took B1, from 300mgs, on increasing doses, up to 1800 mgs., whenever i felt the 'heart-pain,' ALONG WITH the strongest once daily dose of Liposomal COQ10... IT WAS A STICKING VALVE THAT HAS EASED AFTER A YEAR NOW !!! I also have taken Nattokinase at 4000 FUs & Bromelain at 500 mgs., AGAINST 'SPIKE Protein,' for the last 6 months... i kind of went by 'less is more,' idea, unless i had / felt Real Need... It worked !!! However, the lungs are tied to heart function, & b/c i did not get a flu-shot in Fall 2023, i ended up getting a 2-month bout of really bad bronchitis this Spring, & used all the strongest OTC's & Natural Chinese Herbal Remedies for that... Thank God, for Amazon !!! ALSO: Acupunture Cupping, helped me in 2018 & 2019, when i had 'pre-covid,' both years for 8-months EACH YEAR, along with tons of other people, when none of us knew 'what it was' !!!
Acu. CUPPING, REMOVES EMOTIONAL STRESS from body/lungs !!! (not too cheap tho': was about $200/treatment... plus herbs for lung-tea... :) It's been a very long battle, but i 'stayed on it.' I'll be '68' next month. Heart valve-sticking is 'gone,' & is tons better, so my B1 needs, are back down to 600 mgs. per day: no surgery is what i was after, & i have met that goal !!! (Surprises never cease !!! 'Miracle.' I also did 'Longevity Supplements,' & all the Keto Diet i could possibly do... Not easy to change one's whole life around, but that's what i used 'lock-down' for. Now i'm fighting 'sedentary'... & 'sleeplessness,' issues from 'all of it' ! 😂 Figures. ya know ?
Wouldn't it be better to add all of the B complex with added B1 and vitamin C?
I am a new subscriber and will be searching out all your videos. Thank you for explaining in a way i can understand.
I follow you every day. I like when there is a new post. I have learned so much
Thank you for mentioning Major mental health suffers issues
HELLO , DEFICIENCY ALSO IS DUE TO WHIPLASH ACCIDENTS - HPU, OR PYRROLURIE DEFICIENCY . IT TOOK DEKADES TO FIND OUT ABOUT IT AND I HAD TO RAISE THE INTAKE DRAMATICALLY... ALSO DUE TO SEVERE STRESS....
I have tried many medications and supplements for my fibromyalgia and hands numbing nothing really help only when I started to chewing vitamin B1 , after one month or less I forgot that I had fibromyalgia I stopped taking it but noticed No Fibromyalgia anymore but the hands numbing came bk I which made me use B1 daily waiting for the complete hands heading.
what form of vit B1 was the one u chewed ,exactly?ty
I just loved watching this thank you!
I read that b vitamins feed candida overgrowth. I hope i can find out more information on that
Checkout caprylic acid / coconut oil for candida
Dr Natasha Campbell McBride's GAPS diet protocol has a very thorough explanation of candida and fungus in the body in general. It completely changed my understanding of the human body. I highly recommend her 2 books "Gut and Psychology" and "Gut and Physiology." I'm currently doing a program that combines taking high dose B1, together with Dr. Natasha's GAPS diet. (for severe dysautonomia). I haven't encountered anything in these protocols that connects B vitamins to candida.
Positive I need this! Somehow this YT was in my feed. I admit interest in B1 before as I look at a bottle of allithiamine in my cabinet, but it's only 50mg. This YT resurrects my interest and I will need to be more diligent--for both DH & I.
Thank You. God bless You, Elliot !!!
Realistically a GP would probably never come up with this 👍
Seems everyone feels, docs don't know jack😮
Nor specialists also
nice presentation . I like it
brilliance is as brilliance does and this was brilliant. thanks to elliott.
Does anybody knows Thiamine Pyrophosphate? There's only one brand who sells it in the UK, and they say it's better absorbed than the HCL.
I think it probable that nutrional/functional deficiency of B1 can start in womb or especially at birth.
I was a very difficult caesarian full breach birth followed by a near death bout of pneurmonia in my first week of life. I spent a lot of time in the hospital in my first 4 years and was given massive amounts of antibiotics. By the time I was 3 years old I was a 'sugarholic’. In my teens I ate huge amounts of sugary foods.
I have suffered from chronic constipation most of my life and have not perspired for at least 5 decades even under heavy exertion. All this changed within weeks of starting high dose B1/Benfotiamine.
What type of B1 did you take and at what dosage ?
Hey, thank you for all of these. Will there be advantages of using a multi-B1 form therapy approach ? For exemple, using benfotiamine, allithiamine and sulbutiamine at the same time but with lower dosages for each. It make sense to me because each have there own utilities and when you dont know where to aim you better not use a sniper, right ?
I'm following the protocol in the PDF I purchased from his website and yes, it is a protocol that combines HCL, bento and TTDS.
Eliot- did blood type make a difference?
Is THIAMAX TTFD? I need to be taking the one for vestibular neuritis -inflammation.
It is TTFD...I take it and it's great
Is there a video on Hashimotos & B1?
B1 works on complex 1 in the mitochindria. Would this be the only area affected or are there more like peroxisomes and in the cytosol?If truly only mitochondrial, what might be the disorder in complex 1. Looks like saturation is causing a bypass enzyme/receptor transport.
Courious as to how melatonin, methylene blue, and creatine may further complement thiamine by supporting the electron transport chain, improving the nad+ to nadh ratio, and ultimatley producing more atp.
Looks like
C1 = thiamine
C2 = riboflavin
C4 and between C2&3 =Methelyene blue supports creation of NAD+ from NADH and pumps cytochrome c
Melatonin -- supports entire chain by reducing NO issues keeping each stage able to react.
Peroxisomes: 2-hydroxyacyl-CoA lyase 1 (HACL1) appears to need TPP and perhaps is another part of the energy equation that when not working cuases all of these diseases?
Thoughts?
I Like to pair b complex niacin 500mg spirulina copper vitamin c is a good regeneration booster it raises nad
🤔 no…but I did stay at a holiday inn express last night 😋
where did you learn all this? this is fascinating? all this stuff about cytochromes and complex one and mitochondrial function? where didnyou learn this and how did you know thiamine works on mitochondria?
do you get lots of sunlight/magnesium?
@@sincity5268 look up chris masterjohn, as well as hormonesmatter. These are good resources to start with. Fireinabottle has some interesting takes, cannot say i agree with everything, but parts of his stuff seems spot on.
Nad/nadh ratio is critical and is needed for the mitochindrial electron transport chain (ETC).
Methylene Blue is interesting stuff as well and seems to bypass or modify the ETC.
Is carb intolerance one of the main symptoms of thiamine deficency? I can tolerate carbs quite well but still have fibromyalgia and suspect that it is from thiamine deficency
It can show up differently in people, carb intolerance is common. I had POTS.
Humans aren't meant to eat carbs. We are carnivores
@johnrice1943 wrong. We are meant to eat all foods in balance and moderation.
I feel like I have some sort of B1 dependency. If I go out for drinks a few times a week and am drinking a cup or two of coffee per day I end up eventually feeling like I have SIBO but in reality I think it's just low stomach acid, nausea, inability to digest food, fatigue. brain fog, etc. After a few days of taking 100-200 mg TTFD as well as 500 mg - 1000 mg thiamine HcL I'm back to having a flat stomach and digesting properly. Still not 100% in how I feel energy wise, though. It's so hard to pinpoint which nutrient is out of balance. This is even after spending more than a car's worth on health testing lol.
Drinking coffee also messes me up.
You mix Ttfd and Tiamine Hcl ?? Isn't that too much ??? What about B-complexe you added it ??? Amd the dosage isn't dangerous for your liver .?
avoid coffee completely@@_Plutonyan
avoid coffee completely; it destroys all B vitamins completely.
@@Ravenswhispergreen tea too?
Great video.
Thiamine deficiency effects nitric oxide production, which is imperative for good health. Maybe the reason the need for b1 remains, because oxidative stress is continuing from infection, lifestyle choices. Eg parasites, taking advantage of more acidic environment from things like lodged heavy metals/forever chemicals etc, which could also simultaneously be causing autoimmune conditions, which perhaps are not autoimmunity in the present understanding, but in fact the immunity is actually detecting something that we correctly don’t have the tools to detect, and the immunity hasn’t actually got it wrong.
Are precautions and protocols for patients with tumors, virus infection, high risk squamous cells? Can thiamine aid cell detoxification from accumulation of common neurotoxins like oxalates and fluoride?
Carnivore diet can help all that
I just started taking TTFD, the best form of Vit B1. Let’s see…
Keep us posted, please. What health issues are you looking to improve?
Which brand is it please? Can you post a link please. Only just learning about it
Excellent!! Where is part 3? 🙂 the questions from the panel.
I had been taking higher vitamin D3 dosages once I stopped, my anxiety and panic attacks and bladder issues returned.I take between 5 to 10 thousand IUs of D3 and the regular amount of thiamine and liquid B complex to feel normal.
Don't forget your magnesium...D3 requires it also ..k2 is also another component needed
Yes you must take k2 (m7 type preferably) with d3.
@@moonmagnolia7 I am
Going to purchase some k2 soon
@@cleocatra9324 magnesium should go with d3, & k2 mk7 form
@@cleocatra9324 You need 300 of K2. It is really important for good bones and must be taken with D3.
This was awesome... Thank you so much Elliot... ❤❤❤
Always love your videos! I wonder if the lack of completely recovery means there is some other cause for making the patient’s bodies leak thiamine.
Absolutely! Suspect MTHFR or something similar where there are methylation dysfunction.
I'm excited to try this therapy. I was dxd w/fibro. at age 22, and many other conditions (as the yrs went on) that lead me to suspect I have a mutation/dysfunction somewhere. My Mom- the same thing dxd issues, both of us now have CKD. I'm a little hesitant with the protocol for that reason, plus I'm sensitive to supplements, incl. B-complex so that leads me to believe that I might not do well on TTFD until I start w/ HCL & then B. next.
I believe I have beriberi cause I have all the symptoms. I feel like I'm in the danger zone of beriberi and wet and dry and I'm in and out the hospital all the time and they won't help me even though I've told them I think its thiamin deficiency and they tell me no how do I act on getting help. I have no background in medical and I didn't even graduate high school but I'm willing to treat myself if someone can help me help my self.
my grandmother died of ALS. We administered daily supraphysiologycal doses of b1, b6, B12 vitamins. Sadly it had no effect on the disease.
Ah so sorry, yes must b awful con
Why do us humans have t suffer so much😢
@@gingermonroe4153
That is a good question. 😊
Oh yeah ,I have had some kind of digestive esophagus issue. Been dealing with it for about 10 years. It's gotten worse over the years,more frequent.
Is there any difference of the final concentration on the blood taking the thiamine with food or swallowing with only water flush before eating? Thank you
It may depend on the form of vitamin B1 you are taking. Most of them are water soluble, so you can take it with water only. Benfotiamine might be better with food.
I find the cocarboxylase form to be the best, which is unfortunately missing from this otherwise useful and impressive presentation. For me, thiamine HCL results in horrific acid reflux and the other two forms cause GI upset, maybe because of higher sulfur content.
Who sales that vit b that works best for you? Or which brand is it
Thanks
Should one quit coffee when starting this treatment. I have reduced my intake to 3 cups a day. And I've been drinking at least 10 cups up til now so it is a pretty big reduction.
thanks alot for this information.
Truly grateful for your dedication.
From personal experience, and relating to multiple generations ongoing suffering; there is still a long way to go, before this knowledge/help will be socially accepted.
*Forwarded To the MS Centre Berkshire for consideration of the trustees.
*Thank you, I can relate to your passion immensely!
So, basically like making oxtail: low and slow. 😊
Can taking high doses cause problems with the balance of other vitamins or minerals? High doses meant short term?
Hello Elliot! Can thiamine mononitrate in long term affect our health?
What a legend, Elliot is man ❤❤
interesting talk. Any studies looking at B1 metabolite levels in the CSF or systemically in blood/urine? If the enzyme dysfunction model is true you might see a reduction there that is reversible that would support/prove this.
Why is Benfotiamine converted to regular thiamine? Under what conditions? Is there a way to prevent it's conversion so you have more s-benzoylthiamine?
nice video
Great information 👏!!!!
Guys, please share essential excerpts here as the video is too long to follow.
Sometimes I will "save" the video to my "watch list" & that way I can absorb the info in segments, as I have time available. The flow here is really good, & I'm glad I didn't skip through any of it~ as I've been known to do. 😁All of it was worthy, imho.
@@RV-there-Yet I do the same thing adding to the watch list.
I started right away with 100 mg Benfotiamine and 50 mg THIAMINE HCL. Now I want to increase my HCL because of my stomach issues (gastroparesis, sibo etc) Can I go high right away?
I immediately started 1600mg. You'll be fine
@@johnrice19431600mg of which form?
Heavy metals can be neutralized by taking Chlorella and or spiraling. These contain higher iodine and do help to take away these heavy metals out of the waste tract
Yes I tried several Chlorella Detox Cleanings. For Detoxing it’s recommended to consume very high amounts of chlorella which promotes cell detoxing and binds the heavy metals in your gut. Some charcoal could be added for that purpose.
Be careful if your know (or don’t know) about Mercury Poisoning. Seek professional help. Random experimenting with improper detoxing methods and no prior analysis could put you into the wheelchair or worse. Because you could shake strong toxins up that were deeply buried, but your body is not fit enough to detox them with all the necessary metabolical pathways.
As an example heal leaky gut first, get cell health to 500% with all the books from Steven R. Gundry MD, Vitamin Program from EONutrition here and Sally K. Norton MPH how to avoid and detox too much *Oxalates* if necessary (occupying the sulphuric detox pathway too)
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@@hugoapresnamecan you please please elaborate more on all this!
@@hugoapresnamehow do you heal leaky gut? and what toxins in particular are the most dangerous if unleashed?
@@hugoapresnamehow do you heal leaky gut? and what toxins in particular are the most dangerous if unleashed?
This should help my als. I am fighting it with mushroom blends, fermented turmeric and ginger root blend including good bacteria, ashwagandha, vitamins, honey and real maple syrup instead of refined sugar.
Yes,read one of the first few comments - he's probably a doctor who helped 50% of his als patients (stopped the progress of disease) with very high doses of B1 and some other supplements.
Try contacting him,tip on his channel and try contact.
Stay strong.
When will your TTFD be back in stock? Thanks