Energy Metabolism SupportNervous System HealthCardiovascular Health SupportOptimal Absorption and EfficacyConnection of Science and Nature

Vitamin B1

Thiamine

100 mg

Form: Capsules

Daily dose: 1 capsule daily

Content weight: 21.6g

Sufficient for: –

Low energy, irritability, and reduced concentration are often the result of thiamine deficiency. Vitamin B1 Dr. LUCULLUS supports the conversion of carbohydrates into energy, improves muscle and nervous system function, and has a positive effect on mental focus. It reduces fatigue, supports concentration and mental well-being. It helps manage stress and stabilizes heart rhythm. Regular use helps face daily challenges more effectively with a clear mind and stable energy that lasts from morning until evening. Improves memory and mood. Ideal during increased strain to strengthen vitality.

Pack of 60 capsules

€7.99 €7.99

In stock - at your home Tuesday December 30

Nutritional value

Active ingredient	In daily dose	% Ref
Vitamin B1 (thiamine mononitrate)	100 mg	9090.90%

Ingredients: Vitamin B1 (thiamine mononitrate), bulking agent: magnesium carbonate, capsule made of gelatin.

Description

Product Overview:

Discover the essence of vitality with our dietary supplement Vitamin B1 - Thiamine, carefully formulated to support your energy metabolism and overall health. Vitamin B1, also known as thiamine, is essential for proper nervous system function and helps convert food into energy your body needs every day. This supplement is designed with scientific precision and respect for natural sources.

Key Benefits:

1. Energy Metabolism Support: Vitamin B1 is a key player in the process of converting carbohydrates into energy. It helps ensure that your body has enough energy to handle daily tasks and challenges.

2. Nervous System Health: This vitamin is essential for proper nervous system function. It supports nerve functions and helps maintain healthy communication between nerve cells.

3. Cardiovascular Health Support: Thiamine contributes to normal heart function, helps maintain healthy blood circulation, and supports overall cardiovascular health.

Scientific Precision Meets Natural Wisdom:

Each tablet of *Vitamin B1 - Thiamine* embodies the connection between scientific research and natural wisdom. It contains 100 mg of thiamine mononitrate, corresponding to 90.909% of the daily reference intake value, ensuring optimal absorption and efficacy.

Directions for Use:

For best results, adults are recommended to take one tablet daily, preferably with a meal. This practice enhances the absorption and efficacy of thiamine.

Commitment to Quality:

In the production of *Vitamin B1 - Thiamine*, extraordinary attention is given to every step of the production process. Our supplement is manufactured in state-of-the-art facilities and undergoes strict quality controls to ensure purity, efficacy, and safety. Our commitment to excellence ensures you receive a product that is effective and trustworthy.

Empowering Your Health Journey:

At the heart of *Vitamin B1 - Thiamine* lies a promise of health. This supplement is more than just a product — it is a testament to the synergy between traditional knowledge and modern scientific advancements. Let Vitamin B1 guide you on a journey to increased energy, a healthy nervous system, and overall well-being.

Enhance your health with Vitamin B1 - Thiamine.

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