Thiamine derivatives, once developed to treat nutrient deficiencies, are now being explored for their potential effects on brain function and energy. A new study shows that TTFD, a thiamine derivative, increases dopamine in the brain's medial prefrontal cortex, leading to enhanced arousal and physical activity in rats.
Thiamine derivatives, once developed to treat nutrient deficiencies, are now being explored for their potential effects on brain function and energy. A new study shows that TTFD, a thiamine derivative, increases dopamine in the brain's medial prefrontal cortex, leading to enhanced arousal and physical activity in rats.
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