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The nervous system, heart, and brain are all regulated by vitamin B1. Its main job is to effectively convert food into energy for cell metabolism. It also helps to keep your eyesight clear and strengthens your immunity. This is one of the reasons why thiamine is prescribed as a cataract preventative therapy (an eye disease that clouds vision). It’s also given to AIDS patients to help them compensate for the disease’s lack of immunity. Vitamin B1 is also seen to be vital for mental health and promoting a happy attitude by some people. It may help lower the risk of memory loss and illnesses such as Alzheimer’s. Thiamine also helps to maintain healthy kidney function and delays the start and progression of renal disease in diabetics. Thiamine, often known as vitamin B1, is used to alleviate the symptoms of vitamin B1 deficiency.
