a naturally occurring metabolite of DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone). Unlike DHEA, it does not convert into sex hormones such as testosterone or estrogen, which means it is less likely to cause hormone-related side effects. Its primary proposed mechanism is increasing metabolic rate through thermogenesis—the body’s process of generating heat and burning calories.
a synthetic, fat-soluble derivative of thiamine (vitamin B1). Its structure allows for greater absorption and cellular uptake compared to water-soluble thiamine, leading to higher intracellular levels. This enhanced bioavailability has prompted research into its therapeutic potential, especially for conditions related to high blood sugar and oxidative stress.
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