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i want to share some pretty bizarre uh

symptoms that relate to a b1 deficiency

the biggest thing you need to know about

b1 is that it relates to everything

nerve

okay so that includes the brain

so if there’s a b1 deficiency

it can really affect

all parts of the nervous system you see

b1 is necessary to give energy

to a very specific cell called the

illegal dendrocyte okay what the heck is

the illegal dendrocyte

that is the cell that makes myelin

as in myelin sheath

decoding around the nervous system and

when that coating breaks down because

there’s not enough b1

all sorts of things can happen and

that’s what i’m going to cover today now

how do you become deficient in b1

well by consuming refined sugars

refined carbohydrates as in the bread

the pasta cereal crackers biscuits

waffles

anything with refined grains this is why

they enrich grains with synthetic

vitamins and minerals because it’s

depleted with certain nutrients and then

when you consume it it can deplete you

of these nutrients all right another

common thing that will deplete your b1

is t

that tannins

in tea will deplete you of b1 as well as

the tannins in coffee as well as the

caffeine in both

sulphites

in

wine as well as

dried fruit okay and other things as

well alcohol which is also in the wine

raw fish

metformin chlorine as in tap water will

do it and a lot of medications like

antacid antibiotics especially cipro

diuretics

antidepressants like the ssris birth

control

seizure medications lupron which is for

endometriosis and conditions that relate

to early puberty and by the way that

drug has a tremendous amount of side

effects and then we have garsol and

cervarix which both if i’m not mistaken

and have been taken off the market but

they both

are vaccines for hpv the human papilloma

virus all right so let’s first talk

about the first symptom and this would

be a symptom that’s related to the

cerebellum okay the cerebellum it’s the

back part of the brain that if you

looked at it it would look very similar

to

cauliflower but when you have a very

severe deficiency

in

b1

you get degeneration in the cerebellum

and the cerebellum controls motor

function it controls certain part of our

language it controls mood and attention

so when you reach out in space to get an

object you’re using your cerebellum when

you’re walking and you’re coordinating

all the different muscles you’re using

your cerebellum so when you

get a short-circuited problem in the

cerebellum an electrical problem because

the myelin is breaking down

you can get tourette’s syndrome and that

is like random

vocalization of certain

things that a person says as well as

random twitching

and random motions that are just not

under the person’s control then you have

another problem called ataxium that is

the gait problem if you’re trying to

walk heel to toe you won’t be able to do

it your shuffling your movements are

very erratic

and that is a cerebellum problem another

problem with the cerebellum it’s

obsessive compulsive disorder that is a

symptom of a major b1 deficiency so you

can see that

b1 deficiency can affect a person

in different ways not always the same

way and realize i’m talking about very

specific symptoms that are related to

the cerebellum but there are many other

symptoms that are related to different

parts of your body that have nothing to

do with the myelin sheath okay another

symptom that’s related to a b1

deficiency is

attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

because think about it we have

hyperactivity

this is an excessive motion state

with a lack of attention

both things are controlled by the

cerebellum

and then b1 is also

needed for the autonomic nervous system

because remember i talked about b1 is

everything neurological right the

autonomic nervous system is composed of

three different areas the sympathetic

nervous system the parasympathetic which

is rest and digest versus the

sympathetic which is flutter fight and

then the entire nervous system which is

everything to do with digestion so with

this system being dysfunctional you can

get what’s called pots and pots is a

condition where you stand up and you

feel dizzy

you’re you’re going to collapse so you

have a very difficult time

standing up

it’s actually a very devastating

condition which affects the autonomic

nervous system now even ms symptoms

because ms involves the brain as well as

modern sheath

can

mimic

a b1 deficiency so people that are

sometimes diagnosed with ms really might

just have a b1

deficiency and then we have fibromyalgia

symptoms too

that can mimic a b1 deficiency because

the relationship between the nerve and

the muscle connection and then we have

number eight which is chronic fatigue

syndrome

which also relates to the central

nervous system the nervous system powers

the energy through the body and so if

we’re deficient in that electrical power

we’re just going to be exhausted all the

time and then we have another part of

the nervous system called the peripheral

nervous system okay

and

a common symptom

with that is called peripheral

neuropathy

now that is usually a situation where

you see in diabetics where the bottom of

your feet become painful burning

numb

achy that can then also occur in your

hands okay because because the nervous

system especially myelin is destroyed

directly with sugar as well

so this is why you see this symptom in

diabetes but you can also have

peripheral neuropathy with a b1

deficiency that’s created

another way

but also

high levels of sugar will create a b1

deficiency and also create peripheral

neuropathy now sciatic nerve is

insulated with myelin so some people

that are diagnosed with sciatica really

have

a b1 deficiency

that is acting like sciatica

so what is the solution to all this well

i already mentioned all the things that

can cause a b1 deficiency so you’re

going to have to figure out which one is

causing yours but the other thing is

just to take some b1 make sure it’s a

natural version not the synthetic

version

a good source of natural b1 also is

nutritional yeast it’s not the only

source but it’s a good source but make

sure you get the unfortified version

and then if you have a problem that’s

anything related to the myelin sheath

okay which is a fat layer

i would recommend in addition to the

natural b1 i would take a fat soluble b1

vitamin called benfotamine and whatever

it recommends on the back of the label i

would times that by four

take four times as much because

if you take the fat soluble b1 called

benfotamine it will penetrate the

nervous system much better now the next

most important video to watch

would be my presentation at my summit my

keto summit on b1 check it out i put it

up right here