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a sensitivity to glutencan causemalabsorption of vital nutrients , particularly vitamins B and D
a high fish dietmay causethiamine deficiency , which is a B vitamin
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Alcoholism ... in addition to inflammation of the stomach liningcausesthiamine
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in 1897(passive) was discoveredThiamine
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Vitamin B1 3,3 mg 300 %contributesThiamine
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in 1912(passive) was discoveredThiamine
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scientists , hence the name B1(passive) to be discovered byThiamine
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to clinical improvement in patientsledto clinical improvement in patients
Beriberi(passive) is caused byBeriberi
to improvement of the symptoms and often complete resolution , particularly in those where alcohol misuse is not the underlying causecan leadto improvement of the symptoms and often complete resolution , particularly in those where alcohol misuse is not the underlying cause
severe or life - threatening reactionscan causesevere or life - threatening reactions
to rapid recovery while untreated forms are fatalleadsto rapid recovery while untreated forms are fatal
slow heart rate as a side effectcan causeslow heart rate as a side effect
to be administered by various dysrhythmiasleadsto be administered by various dysrhythmias
to the normal function of the heartcontributesto the normal function of the heart
to energy - yielding metabolism and normal function of the heartcontributesto energy - yielding metabolism and normal function of the heart
to normal energy - yielding metabolismcontributesto normal energy - yielding metabolism
to normal function of the heart and psychological functioncontributesto normal function of the heart and psychological function
to the normal function of the heartcontributesto the normal function of the heart
to normal energy metabolismcontributesto normal energy metabolism
to normal psychological functioncontributesto normal psychological function
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an ailment(passive) caused byan ailment
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to deficiency with long - term usecould leadto deficiency with long - term use
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to normal functioning of the nervous system and to the normal function of the heartcontributesto normal functioning of the nervous system and to the normal function of the heart
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to beriberi ( thiamineleadingto beriberi ( thiamine
to the normal function of the heart and the nervous systemcontributesto the normal function of the heart and the nervous system
to the normal function of the nervous system and the heartalso contributesto the normal function of the nervous system and the heart
to the normal function of the heart and nervous systemcontributesto the normal function of the heart and nervous system
to the normal function of the heart and normal function of the nervous systemcontributesto the normal function of the heart and normal function of the nervous system
beriberi , a type of diseasecan causeberiberi , a type of disease
to normal energy - yielding metabolism Thiamine contributescontributesto normal energy - yielding metabolism Thiamine contributes
to normal psychological function Thiaminecontributesto normal psychological function Thiamine
the deficiency disease(passive) caused bythe deficiency disease
thiamine deficiencycausingthiamine deficiency
thiamine deficiencycausesthiamine deficiency
in a clinical picture resembling thiamine deficiencyresultingin a clinical picture resembling thiamine deficiency
in Wernicke s encephalopathycan resultin Wernicke s encephalopathy
to normal functioning of the nervous system Thiamine contributes tocontributesto normal functioning of the nervous system Thiamine contributes to