Vitamin B-1 (Thiamin)
Type: Vitamin
Vitamin B-1 (Thiamine) is a water-soluble vitamin that is important for carbohydrate metabolism and has a positive effect on energy, growth and brain function. As our bodies cannot store Vitamin B-1, it has to be obtained from our diet on a daily basis.
Common food sources include fortified breakfast cereal, nuts, legumes and pork. People who lack of Vitamin B-1 might experience symptoms such as constipation, edema (water retention), fatigue, poor appetite, and irritability.
People who lack of Vitamin B-1 might experience symptoms such as muscle weakness, edema (water retention), fatigue, poor appetite, and irritability.
Stay Inspired with Health Trends

Burned Out From Weight Loss? Here's How To Recharge And Keep Going!

The Mental Load of Menopause: A Silent Strain Behind Closed Doors

Mindful Eating, Meaningful Living This World Food Day
In today’s fast-paced world, it is easy to overlook what you eat.

Are You Really Getting Enough Calcium? Spoiler: Probably Not

Power Up Your Pickleball Game

5 Skincare Tips For A Moon Goddess Glow

Bye Bye, Bite Season

Beware the Three Highs — Silent Threats That Could Be Putting Your Heart at Risk!
As World Heart Day approaches on September 29th, it's a timely reminder that protecting your heart should always remain your top priority. Learn more about the three silent threats that often go unnoticed and how you can take control and fight back!