Sulbutiamine

Sulbutiamine is a synthesized supplement that is similar to vitamin B1 that is used to help treat asthenia (feeling of fatigue and weakness). When taken, sulbutiamine increases thiamine levels in the brain which has shown to enhance athletic performance. There have also been some links that sulbutiamine may help with increasing attention levels in patients suffering from early and moderate stages of Alzheimer’s disease.

Sulbutiamine is sold in 200-milligram tablets and is administered orally on a daily basis. The recommended daily dosage is dependent on a variety of health factors (age, weight, etc.). Consult a physician, pharmacist, or healthcare professional before using sulbutiamine.

Side effects that may occur while using sulbutiamine are nausea, headache, tiredness, and insomnia.

People may feel shakiness and can also have a more agitated mood when taking sulbutiamine. When signs of an allergic reaction occur while taking the medication (rash, hives, fever, tight chest, trouble breathing, swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat) or any of the other more serious symptoms occur, stop taking the medicine immediately and speak to a healthcare professional.