I'm sure you heard about this Benfotamine vitamin.

So what's all the hype in?

Do we really need it?

And what is it good for?

Benfotamine is a fat-syable B1.

Normally B1, called thymine, is water-syable.

And so there's several advantages

of having this vitamin in a fat-syable form.

Number one, it can penetrate membranes

that are made out of fat much easier

like by a factor of 360% more penetration.

So Benfotamine is really good for anything neurological,

anything brain, especially peripheral neuropathy

where you have the bottom of your feet,

tingling numbness, burning,

or that could be on the hands as well.

So what is it actually doing?

One of the big things it's doing,

it's inhibiting the formation of something called AGEs.

That stands for advanced,

classification, and products.

Now, what is that?

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