Thiamin RH Tablet

According to the law, more than 30 ml of spirit like whisky/ vodka will raise the blood alcohol level in the illegal range. But alcohol affects different individuals differently because of difference in metabolism. It's better to not drive after drinking. Prolonged and heavy consumption of alcohols affects liver leading to fatty liver and eventually cirrhosis which is life threatening. It affects brain and can trigger psychiatric disorders like depression, anxiety, mood swings, delusions and even hallucinations. Alcohol induced jealousy is major cause of distress in relationships. Thiamin defeciancy can kead to memory disturbances abd encephalopathy. Peripheral neuropathy is another consequence leading to severe pain and burning in limbs.

thiamin (vitamin B1) riboflavin (vitamin B2) niacin (vitamin B3) pantothenic acid. vitamin B6. biotin (vitamin B7) folate and folic acid. vitamin B12.

Dear user. Beets are a good source of folate, manganese, thiamin, riboflavin, vitamin B-6, pantothenic acid, choline, betaine, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, copper and selenium. The remarkable benefits of beets are most effective when they are enjoyed raw in a fresh juice. Don't worry. Take care.

Working on laptops will not change your eye power. It is true that it leads to dryness of the eyes which can result in redness, burning, watering and sometimes blurring of vision which can cause eye pain or headache. For dryness (also known as computer vision syndrom) you have to blink frequently and to relax every 20 minutes looking at 20 feet distance for 20 secs (20-20-20 rule. And lubricant eye drops. For eye power you have to glasses or contact lenses if you want to avoid glasses. But no tablet can improve eyesight.

Hi thiamine does not have side effects but levosulpiride have a lot of side effects Some of the common side effects of Levosulpiride are: Headache Fatigue Increased prolactin level in blood Drowsiness Irregular Menstrual Periods Gynecomastia Constipation Abdominal pain and cramps Weight gain Unusual tiredness Increased salivation Fever Excessive Sweating Change in Heart Rate Abnormal Heart Rate