Use of Sulbutiamine for Chronic Fatigue

[@SiningniSing]

So thankful for this supplement. I refer to it as my secret weapon against stress and fatigue.

[@anaetnawwamlast]

Are you taking it daily or for short period if necessary, bro?

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

how u doing now?

[@MarmaladeINFP]

I just ordered some. And I hope it helps. I don't know if I've ever bene exactly low energy. But for many decades I had depression and apathy. There was definitely a lack of motivation and perseverance. I feel better since I changed my diet. I eliminated carbs, seed oils, and processed foods. I now mainly eat nutrient-dense animal foods. Despite the improvements, I have some lingering effects from before.

[@tiffanyhoward9935]

Have you tried taking it? Have you noticed any improvements? Please share. I just ordered some and I’m anxiously awaiting it’s arrival.

[@MarmaladeINFP]

@@tiffanyhoward9935 - I can't say I've noticed any overly dramatic effects. The one thing is that I manage better without caffeine and my mind seems clear. But it's otherwise subtle, at least so far. Maybe this will change as it builds up in my system.

[@tiffanyhoward9935]

@@MarmaladeINFP Thank you for replying. I’ve been doing a lot of studying and searching. While searching, I stumbled across suggestions for improving the quality of sleep. I tried a few things and I believe better sleep does help.

[@tiffanyhoward9935]

This gentleman has good information on many of his videos. No, I don’t know him and have no vested interest in him. I’m just always trying to improve my mental energy, motivation and clear thinking. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHLFdYSGhpuYfdk

[@MarmaladeINFP]

@@tiffanyhoward9935 - I breathe through my nose while awake. It's a practice I started doing many years ago. I do it even while jogging. But I find I often wake up mouth breathing. I'm going to get some tape for the purpose of teaching my body to breathe through my nose while sleeping. My friend and I were just talking about it this morning.

[@kosukekoichi8666]

If a surgeon gives this to you, it means the anaesthesia was neuro toxic, permanent damage to the hypothalamus, pituitary, thyroid, adrenals, etc. Sulbutiamine does not fix anything. Your symptoms will get worse and progress to another form of disease. Mitochondrial dysfunction. What works, is creatine. At the cost of cramps.

[@stefanallard3084]

wrong it reverse neurotoxticity as its an strong antioxidants

[@murilo6343]

doctor, what is the safe dosage of sulbutiamine for a 140lbs men?

[@Sleepdriver1984]

I use benfotiamine

[@orianogiorgetti6459]

Hi, where can I buy thiamine tetrahydrofurfuryl disulfide (TTFD)? I come from Italy and I can't find the product available, because it is sold out everywhere

[@rayray2878]

It would help if not just this KZbin videos but alot of others could turn up there audio phones don't have good speakers.

[@monkeybearmax]

can u link to a brand - I don't see it offered on amazon

[@PhilHuckaba]

Double Wood products sell it. I've found them to be a really good company

[@maxranierus3574]

@@PhilHuckaba i agree. I use Magnesium Threonate from them, is more expensive but the quality is superior to other brands that i tried.

[@garbleduser]

It saved my life!

[@adanzeribe4076]

garbleduser OMG!!! Please tell me more! I have been struggling with CFS/ME for over 7 years!! Cld you email me? ([e-mail])

[@nillekaes543]

Thank you for telling us more about how it helped u :( ...

[@mmedeuxchevaux]

couId you teII us how it heIped you and if it is stiII heIping? surely you understand our frustration that you haven't responded.

[@phoenixrising9352]

derekzan You should try Sodium hypochlorite

[@garbleduser]

@@adanzeribe4076 it dramatically reduces the amount of energy it takes to think. Also, if you look at the Krebs cycle, cells have to have B1 be able to metabolize glucose. This form of it easily passes through the blood-brain barrier.

[@arniebesyaken4809]

Thanks for the info

[@djammer]

Should I start out with just Sulbutiamine on its own? Seems like I wouldn’t know what’s helping and what’s not with all the other ingredients

[@amitsalkade6145]

How wud Sulbutiamine compare with Th Hcl. 100 mg Sulbutiamine wud equal how much mg Thiamine Hcl?

[@maaikewilhelmina1457]

Thank you so much! Please can you answer my question. I did a lot of reading on sulbutiamine. Most of the people taking it, report that it stops working after a week or so. Even after cycling they report it helped for 1 period very good, and after that never again. Do you know why this happens? What can I do to prevent it? Is it possible that you get difficient in something else maybe and that is why it stops working? Or something else? I really am in need for something to help my cf. but am at the end of my search, I tried so much. Nothing helps.

[@ifsmed]

We have not experienced this becoming less effective. We do recommend to only take this for a max of 5 days a week.

[@maaikewilhelmina1457]

@@ifsmed okay thank so much!

[@anaetnawwamlast]

@@ifsmed the 2 days off better to be continuous or separated doctor? Thanks in advance

[@ifsmed]

@@anaetnawwamlast It doesn't matter. You can be consecutive or space them out.

[@Denis50832]

Я не нашел витамин Б1 на вашем сайте, Напишите пожалуйста как заказать и какой иммено ! Спасибо

[@biddibee3526]

Where can I purchase this?

[@ifsmed]

glutenfreeremedies.com

[@homounsapiens1287]

Didnt do anything for me as a matter of fact it accentuated my sleepiness even more at 200mg

[@totallyraw1313]

Why do you have to write the same post on every sulbutiamine video???

[@Denis50832]

Здравствуйте доктор какой иммено витамин Б1 вы рекомендуети для СХУ ,?какая доза ?

[@smurfette6499]

Thank you

[@Alghreeb1994]

Can i use sulbutiamine 400mg for 1 mouth... For fatigue and mood swings per day and some social anxiety

[@merncat3384]

Sounds like you would benefit from *Phenibut or GABA*

[@prakritisingha6906]

you have to be cautious, sulbutamine can exascerbate mood swings

[@anaetnawwamlast]

باخده لنفس الاعراض... هل استفدت منه ؟

[@MsNB-ns9lm]

Can it be taken with other daily vitamin?

[@ifsmed]

yes

[@MrSilence360]

Problem is your body builds up a tolerance