[REQ] Thiamine Deficiency Protocols and Addressing Nutrient Interactions PDF

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This document is divided into two sections:

- Part 1: Protocols for addressing thiamine deficiency and thiamine-responsive conditions

- Part 2: Addressing the paradoxical reaction and identifying nutritional imbalances

The first section of the document covers:

A simple introduction to the different forms of supplemental thiamine
An explanation of the “paradoxical reaction”
Step-by-step protocols on starting thiamine supplementation for both sensitive and non-sensitive individuals
Step-by-step protocols for mega-dosing different forms of thiamine
Recommended co-factors to support thiamine repletion

Example protocols for different health conditions include:

Hypochlorhydria, GERD, dysmotility and gastroparesis,
Cholestasis, liver and gallbladder dysfunction,
Intestinal Permeability, SIBO/IBS-Constipation
Neuroinflammation, neuropathy and nerve pain
Brain-fog, lack of concentration or depersonalization
Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis and Huntington’s Disease
Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome
Cardiovascular diseases/heart failure/angina/hypertension
Type 2 diabetes
Fibromyalgia
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis
Interstitial cystitis / Bladder dysfunction
Premenstrual syndrome

The second section of the document includes:

An explanation of potential problems with thiamine testing, and a list of tests which may indicate deficiency
A closer look at the interactions between thiamine and other nutrients
Identification of the most common symptoms experienced with thiamine supplementation
Which symptoms suggest an increased demand for different nutrients
How to test for different nutrients in blood and urine
Interpretation of common test markers associated with nutritional insufficiency
Guidance on which forms of nutrients are best to supplement with and at what dose


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