Thiamine (vitamin B1) is the first B vitamin discovered and a coenzyme in the conversion of carbohydrates into energy. Nerve and heart tissue are particularly dependent on it.
Thiamine is depleted quickly by alcohol, high-sugar diets and stress. It is part of our B-Complex and features prominently in recovery-oriented drips.
EnergyNerve HealthFocusMetabolismPost-Alcohol Recovery
Why we use it
- Energy from carbohydratesThiamine is required to turn glucose into usable energy.
- Nerve functionB1 supports normal nerve signalling and the health of nerve tissue.
- RecoveryThiamine is one of the first vitamins replenished in a hangover-recovery drip.

