As with any supplement, individual results vary, and consistency is key
In the PNS, thiamine deficiency can result in polyneuritis and paralysis, as seen in dry beriberi, which affects the sensory system, causing pain, altered temperature sensitivity, numbness, reduced tendon reflexes, and leg atrophy ( Pan et al, in a in vivo study performed with transgenic mice, have shown that chronic treatment with benfotiamine, a thiamine derivate with better bioavailability, enhanced the spatial memory and reduced both amyloid plaque numbers and phosphorylated tau levels, suggesting that this thiamine derivative may be useful in clinical Alzheimers disease treatment, although others thiamine derivatives do not showed the same results ( Table 2 )
Others need several minutes of quiet rest before the last visible material dissolves
Although electromagnetic signaling between cells is possible in principle [2], [30], photonic cell-to-cell communication is limited by the low light intensity of UPE, suggesting an adverse signal-to-noise ratio where S and N are the respective intensities of the signal and the ambient noise [30]
It's a small detail, but in biological systems, small details matter
This is where we need to be clear