TFFD allithiamine - Positive and Negative response.

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Long story short, I began using TTFD thiamine a while ago at anywhere from 200-400mg a day. I also noticed at 700mg it is just out of the world in terms of dopamine/oxphos enhancment. Used it for 15 months now or so. I initially had those “paradoxic symptoms” and they were bearable and short-lived; a month or so. After that, things were fantastic as I mentioned earlier. The dopaminergic and androgenic effects of this form of thiamine were God sent. Also during that time I used a bottle of befotiamine, didnt feel much from it. Anyhow, as I continued using TTFD my body temperature began to stabilize at the 5 months mark at a new baseline. I feel warmer, specially in winter. I even tested this to see how effective TTFD after low calories and a long fast. A long fast definitely ****88 me up, however, its nothing niacinamide and aspirin cant fix; the reasoning behind this is to inhibit excessive FAO after a long fast. They both work beautifully. My experience with TTFD was wonderful until I had a gigantic increase in blood pressure. I thought it was from something else but its definately the TTFD. I know this because I stopped for while and my blood pressure stabilized then resumed taking it and lo and behold my blood pressure spiked. I remedied this with aspirin and it works like a charm. K2 at high doses works as well. Has anyone experienced this with TTFD? I think I am missing a cofactor. I read somewhere that b5 needs to be taken and it should remedy that. The reasoning behind this is most likely the citric acid cycle. I have b5 placed somewhere on the shelf and I’ll experiment with it and see what happens. Much advice is appreciated. I really wanna continue using this miracle form of thiamine.
 

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Long story short, I began using TTFD thiamine a while ago at anywhere from 200-400mg a day. I also noticed at 700mg it is just out of the world in terms of dopamine/oxphos enhancment. Used it for 15 months now or so. I initially had those “paradoxic symptoms” and they were bearable and short-lived; a month or so. After that, things were fantastic as I mentioned earlier. The dopaminergic and androgenic effects of this form of thiamine were God sent. Also during that time I used a bottle of befotiamine, didnt feel much from it. Anyhow, as I continued using TTFD my body temperature began to stabilize at the 5 months mark at a new baseline. I feel warmer, specially in winter. I even tested this to see how effective TTFD after low calories and a long fast. A long fast definitely ****88 me up, however, its nothing niacinamide and aspirin cant fix; the reasoning behind this is to inhibit excessive FAO after a long fast. They both work beautifully. My experience with TTFD was wonderful until I had a gigantic increase in blood pressure. I thought it was from something else but its definately the TTFD. I know this because I stopped for while and my blood pressure stabilized then resumed taking it and lo and behold my blood pressure spiked. I remedied this with aspirin and it works like a charm. K2 at high doses works as well. Has anyone experienced this with TTFD? I think I am missing a cofactor. I read somewhere that b5 needs to be taken and it should remedy that. The reasoning behind this is most likely the citric acid cycle. I have b5 placed somewhere on the shelf and I’ll experiment with it and see what happens. Much advice is appreciated. I really wanna continue using this miracle form of thiamine.
Interesting. I don't use that high of dose, and don't experience what you have. I see that Elliot Overton's product Thiamax does not have any B5, so wondering about the need for that.
 
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According to Elliot, the cofactors are b2, b3, and biotin (I think). This is why he recommends a b complex as a bare minimum when starting thiamax. He also advises using macro minerals potassium and magnesium and something for GSH. Thats basically the protocol. There’s a book he’s written where he details a blueprint and I think its based on his clients. Its helpful because people tend to experience the “symptoms” differently and this has to do with their own deficiencies.

I only did the bare minimum of including b complex. I’d take 1 or 2 pills a day. Im trying to find out why I had a blood pressure issue with it. It was so bad that I had to go to the clinic to find out how high it was. It way through the ******* roof.
 

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Long story short, I began using TTFD thiamine a while ago at anywhere from 200-400mg a day. I also noticed at 700mg it is just out of the world in terms of dopamine/oxphos enhancment. Used it for 15 months now or so. I initially had those “paradoxic symptoms” and they were bearable and short-lived; a month or so. After that, things were fantastic as I mentioned earlier. The dopaminergic and androgenic effects of this form of thiamine were God sent. Also during that time I used a bottle of befotiamine, didnt feel much from it. Anyhow, as I continued using TTFD my body temperature began to stabilize at the 5 months mark at a new baseline. I feel warmer, specially in winter. I even tested this to see how effective TTFD after low calories and a long fast. A long fast definitely ****88 me up, however, its nothing niacinamide and aspirin cant fix; the reasoning behind this is to inhibit excessive FAO after a long fast. They both work beautifully. My experience with TTFD was wonderful until I had a gigantic increase in blood pressure. I thought it was from something else but its definately the TTFD. I know this because I stopped for while and my blood pressure stabilized then resumed taking it and lo and behold my blood pressure spiked. I remedied this with aspirin and it works like a charm. K2 at high doses works as well. Has anyone experienced this with TTFD? I think I am missing a cofactor. I read somewhere that b5 needs to be taken and it should remedy that. The reasoning behind this is most likely the citric acid cycle. I have b5 placed somewhere on the shelf and I’ll experiment with it and see what happens. Much advice is appreciated. I really wanna continue using this miracle form of thiamine.
Thank you very much for your testimonial!
You achieved good body temperatures after taking TTFD after 5 months? Do you have 98,6/37 degrees now every day? Were you hypothyroid before TTFD? Did TTFD cure your hypothyroidism?
How much TTFD did you take during these 5 months?
Thank you so much!
 
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Thank you very much for your testimonial!
You achieved good body temperatures after taking TTFD after 5 months? Do you have 98,6/37 degrees now every day? Were you hypothyroid before TTFD? Did TTFD cure your hypothyroidism?
How much TTFD did you take during these 5 months?
Thank you so much!

I think I had functional hypothyroidism due to intermittent fasting. I did it for 3 year. I stopped in 2017. Body temperature began to stabilize as I continued peating. The best supplements I found were b complex, aspirin, cyproheptadine, and thyroid and pregnenolone; I say that because I used them continuously and extensively at month’s ends whereas other compounds were short lived experiences. I experimented with various other compounds from bio identical androgens to oxandrolone and proviron; both were fantastic at their time. TTFD has been a game changer as it has taken my temperature to a newer baseline. When I began peating, I used to tack my body temperature but no longer do; I just go by feels. Hopefully I can manage that high blood pressure increase from TTFD so i could continue dosing it. I’d like to see where this endeavor takes me.
 

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Long story short, I began using TTFD thiamine a while ago at anywhere from 200-400mg a day. I also noticed at 700mg it is just out of the world in terms of dopamine/oxphos enhancment. Used it for 15 months now or so. I initially had those “paradoxic symptoms” and they were bearable and short-lived; a month or so. After that, things were fantastic as I mentioned earlier. The dopaminergic and androgenic effects of this form of thiamine were God sent. Also during that time I used a bottle of befotiamine, didnt feel much from it. Anyhow, as I continued using TTFD my body temperature began to stabilize at the 5 months mark at a new baseline. I feel warmer, specially in winter. I even tested this to see how effective TTFD after low calories and a long fast. A long fast definitely ****88 me up, however, its nothing niacinamide and aspirin cant fix; the reasoning behind this is to inhibit excessive FAO after a long fast. They both work beautifully. My experience with TTFD was wonderful until I had a gigantic increase in blood pressure. I thought it was from something else but its definately the TTFD. I know this because I stopped for while and my blood pressure stabilized then resumed taking it and lo and behold my blood pressure spiked. I remedied this with aspirin and it works like a charm. K2 at high doses works as well. Has anyone experienced this with TTFD? I think I am missing a cofactor. I read somewhere that b5 needs to be taken and it should remedy that. The reasoning behind this is most likely the citric acid cycle. I have b5 placed somewhere on the shelf and I’ll experiment with it and see what happens. Much advice is appreciated. I really wanna continue using this miracle form of thiamine.
Doesn't thiamine deplete potassium?

I understand that potassium lowers blood pressure.
 
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