[bray]

Who paid for the science?

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

So what they’re saying is that Vitamin B1 is bad/good for you.

[dfwgator]

I’m doomed.

[1Old Pro]

Everything in moderation...

[sauropod]

Wot?

[Bobbyvotes]

I eat oatmeal everyday and have seen no signs of dementia. I was born before WW-II ended.

[RetiredTexasVet]

Unless the study has been independently replicated, it is probably not accurate or valid.

[VTenigma]

Horse hockey

[jacknhoo]

Everything in moderation.

[Seruzawa]

B1 reduces mental disturbance and can get people off of psych meds. The purpose behind this hit piece is obvious.

[KC Burke]

I do a tricked up oatmeal at least once a week. Add applesauce, crushed walnuts, sunflower kernels, dried cherries, dried pineapple and a little milk. No other sugars needed due to all the fruit.

[newfreep]

For decades, my breakfast has been...

Oatmeal with:
- Dried Cranberries
- Sliced Strawberries
Banana on the side
Skim milk chaser

[sphinx]

I can live without liver, but whole grains, legumes and salmon? At the rate we’re going, the next generation will not be allowed to eat anything but tofu and insects.

[I want the USA back]

I don’t believe most of these “studies” nor the conclusions that the media creates from them.

[Skywise]

Yesterday it was Niacin… today it’s Thiamine…

Somebody, probably Pfizer, is astroturfing

[jeffc]

"A study published in the journal General Psychiatry"...

OK, we can disregard all this blather. It's these people that need help...

[telescope115]

I’ve been eating my cheap store-brand toasty-o’s for years w/out problems.
The “researchers” are full of it…..

[NWFree]

This can’t be true if I had dementia I would remember that

[NautiNurse]

On the flip side of the thiamine coin: Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome (also called alcohol dementia) is a set of neurological conditions that result from a thiamine (vitamin B1) deficiency.

[metmom]

Too much of ANYTHING is not good for you.

I just saw something similar about the negative effects of too much niacin because so much is *fortified* these days.