Sulbutiamine Research Analysis

Kamal Patel

Sulbutiamine

•Last Updated: September 28, 2022

Sulbutiamine is a synthetic molecule which consists of two Thiamine (Vitamin B1) molecules bound together by a sulfur group, and appears to be somewhat useful in alleviating fatigue; especially that associated with infection.

Dosage

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Sulbutiamine is most often used for

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Kamal Patel, MPH, MBA

Last Updated:September 28, 2022

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Research breakdown

What else is Sulbutiamine known as?

Note that Sulbutiamine is also known as:

Arcalion
Enerion
Bisibuthiamine
Youvitan

Sulbutiamine should not be confused with:

Sibutramine (a pharmaceutical appetite suppressant)

Dosage information

Human studies using sulbutiamine supplementation have used 400mg daily. It is not clear if this is near the optimal dosage, and an ideal dosing regimen (with or without meals and how many divided doses a day) is not currently known.

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Research Breakdown

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Sources and Composition

1.1

Structure

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Neurology and the Brain

2.1

Kinetics and Distribution

2.2

Neuroprotection

2.3

Neuropathy

2.4

Glutaminergic Signalling

2.5

Cholinergic Signalling

2.6

Memory

2.7

Fatigue

2.8

Addiction and Withdrawal

3

Interactions with Glucose Metabolism

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Interactions with Organ Systems

4.1

Eyes

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Interactions with Sexuality

Primary Use

Energy & Fatigue

Sulbutiamine

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