redsun
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I'm looking at it from the standpoint of what could be a limiting factor, not from using everything where not everything is the current limiting factor though.
So if B1 happens to be the limiting factor, then it may help.
I also have temporal arteritis, which classifies as a granuloma, where the immune system in unable to kill a pathogen, and the body ends up surrounding the antigen with fiber to keep it from spreading.
This may also be the case with my keloids, which is a similar response to a pathogen-identified as mycotoxin, where the skins just wraps collagen over it. But doctors call it skin that keeps on healing and won't stop.
I came across an article that gamma interferon may be lacking (but this has to do with seborrheic dermatitis specifically, which I also have), but if they share a common cause in lacking gamma interferon, then perhaps B1 isn't the answer.
Still researching this though I'm not compiling my references together yet.
Everything can be a limiting factor. Im not saying B1 is not effective, but its more effective if you take all the cofactors. Maybe initially it can be the limiting factor, but that quickly changes if the tissues are replete in B1.