In this video I examine why thiamine in very high doses can be beneficial for resolving pain and fatigue in fibromyalgia.

Summary:

Various abnormalities in thiamine processing & utilization have been found in FMS

Ultra high doses of thiamine were shown to provide significant benefits in one study on FMS

Thiamine has demonstrated potent antinociceptive/analgesic properties in several models of neuropathic/inflammatory pain

Research suggests that thiamine can reduce glutamate excitotoxicity in the nervous system

Thiamine can reduce hyperexcitability of neurons in the dorsal root ganglia

Thiamine can improve nerve function and has been used in various forms of neuropathy

Thiamine has the capacity to reduce neuroinflammation through multiple different mechanisms

Thiamine can kickstart the PDH enzyme to reduce lactate concentrations and improve oxidative phosphorylation

Thiamine can improve redox status and reduce oxidative stress.

Older research dating back to the 1930s shows that thiamine was commonly used for a wide variety of health conditions involving chronic pain and inflammation with excellent results.

Relatively speaking, the therapeutic potential of this nutrient is practically unknown. I have personally witnessed immense improvements in several clients with FMS using this nutrient in high doses in conjunction with the necessary nutrient cofactors. I hope that you can now appreciate the potential benefits of thiamine for improving the symptoms of fibromyalgia and have a better understanding of the potential mechanisms behind how this nutrient works.

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