đThiamine, also known as vitamin B1, is one of the eight essential B vitamins.
đThe gastrointestinal (GI) tract is one of the main systems affected by a deficiency of thiamine. Clinically, a severe deficiency in this nutrient can produce a condition called âGastrointestinal Beriberiâ, which in my experience is massively underdiagnosed and often mistaken for SIBO or irritable bowel syndrome with constipation (IBS-C).
đThe symptoms may include GERD, gastroparesis, slow or paralysed GI motility, inability to digest foods, extreme abdominal pain, bloating and gas.
đPeople with this condition often experience negligible benefits from gut-focused protocols, probiotics or antimicrobial treatments. They also have a reliance on betaine HCL, digestive enzymes, and prokinetics or laxatives.
â©Reasons of vitamin B1 deficiency
đExcess consumption of processed foods or sugar
đExcess alcohol consumption
đDietary deficiency
â©Foods rich in B1
Eggs, liver, Salmon, Chicken, Sunflower seeds, Nutritional yeast, lentils, cheese.
đ€Are you suffering from constipation, bloating, gases or indigestion?
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