Ingredient
Thiamine (vitamin B1)
We have read Thiamine (vitamin B1) against seven things that were measured, from six sources. Our own to-read list holds 15 things for Thiamine (vitamin B1), and eight of them are still to read.
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Everything read for Thiamine (vitamin B1): 7 questions, by topic
Six of seven rest on a single source, with nothing here yet to check them against.
Blood sugar and insulin
- Thiamine (vitamin B1) and Fasting plasma glucoseOne source, found no clear differenceModerate certainty, level 3 of 4
- Thiamine (vitamin B1) and Hemoglobin A1cOne source, found no clear differenceModerate certainty, level 3 of 4
Energy and exercise
- Thiamine (vitamin B1) and FatigueTwo sources, saying different thingsLow certainty, level 2 of 4
Heart and blood pressure
- Thiamine (vitamin B1) and NT-proBNPOne source, found no clear differenceLow certainty, level 2 of 4
- Thiamine (vitamin B1) and Six-Minute Walk Test DistanceOne source, found no clear differenceVery low certainty, level 1 of 4
Joints, muscles and pain
- Thiamine (vitamin B1) and Peripheral neuropathy symptomsOne source, found no clear differenceLow certainty, level 2 of 4
Liver, kidney and digestion
- Thiamine (vitamin B1) and Urine MicroalbuminOne source, measured lowerLow certainty, level 2 of 4
Still to read for Thiamine (vitamin B1)
Our to-read list holds 15 things for Thiamine (vitamin B1). Eight of them have no reading here yet:
- Cognitive performance
- Diastolic blood pressure
- Fasting insulin
- Flow-Mediated Dilation
- HOMA-IR
- Mood
- Quality of Life Score
- Systolic blood pressure
Still to read means nobody here has got to it, not that it was tried and did nothing or that no research exists. A pairing on no list is not a gap: we never set out to read it.