My daughter has just been diagnosed with diabetes type1, I was informed that vitaminB1(thiamin)deficiency is associated with diabetes type1, has anyone else any information?I have also heard that if you take this vitamin it can possibly reduce the amount of insullin required, has anyone heard or tried this?
What is the connection between diabetes type1 and vitamin B1(thiamine) deficiency?
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- 24 Mar 2010 by 0117lorraine0117
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- vitamin b1, vitamins, diabetes, type 2, vitamin b1 (thiamine) deficiency, thiamine, diabetes
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JohnySmith
Anonymous 24 Mar 2010
I did some search and found this. Maybe 2nd. appen. is needed.
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... your intoxication, anxiety, or sleeping problems. Glucose: This medicine may be given to increase the amount of sugar in your blood. Mineral and vitamin supplements: Mineral and vitamin supplements, such as Vitamin B1 or thiamine, may be given. They may help prevent other alcohol-related conditions...
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