User:Herb5902/Thiamine
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- Elevated cytosolic glucose concentrations lead to elevated triosephosphates levels and diabetic complications.
- These triosephosphates are removed via the reductive pentosephosphate pathway which is impaired by mild thiamine deficiency.
- Thiamine prevents nephropathy, neuropathy and retinopathy.
- Marked reversals of increased diuresis and glucosuria without change in glycemic status.
- 300 mg/day of thiamine reverses albuminuria [1]
- Prevents activation of protein kinase C.
- Prevents formation of advanced glycation end-products (AGE).