SULBUTAMINE

Sulbutamine is a synthetic form of vitamin B1. It contributes to biochemical and energy transformations and helps in the proper functioning of the nervous system, supports cognitive functions and supports the work of the heart muscle.

The original use of sulbutiamine was the treatment of asthenia, i.e. general weakness of the body. It is transported more efficiently from the bloodstream to the brain (it crosses the blood-brain barrier well), compared to classic thiamine, and can also more effectively supplement vitamin B1 deficiency.

The most popular but also intriguing effect of sulbutiamine is its potential to increase social openness and talkativeness. For this reason, it is eagerly chosen by shy people, but also by those who often appear in public.

Sulbutamine is not a typical stimulant, but by acting directly on the brain, it gives a subtle boost of motivation and improves concentration. It improves dopaminergic and glutamatergic transmission, especially in areas such as the prefrontal cortex, which are involved in decision-making and memory operation.

Sulbutiamine has neuroprotective effects. Its protective effect is demonstrated, among others, by: in states of oxygen and glucose deficiency.

• eliminates the effect of fatigue

• significant reduction of anxiety states

• increasing social openness

• mood improvement

• supplementing vitamin B1 deficiency

• memory improvement

Sulbutamine is indicated for people experiencing loss of energy, motivation, fatigue, low mood or weakened cognitive functions.

Dosage

1 – 2 capsules a day