Research
Published work
Peer-reviewed papers on benfotiamine. Case reports from clinical practice. Reviews of the literature on nerve and brain health.
Dr. Mann’s publications follow a single line of inquiry: the role of benfotiamine, a safe, well-documented, and highly bioactive form of vitamin B1, in improving nervous system function. His earliest papers grow out of his clinical work with peripheral neuropathy. The more recent ones extend into other diseases in which the same underlying biological principles apply: from ALS and Parkinson’s disease to Long COVID brain fog.
The Beneficial Effects of a Combination Therapy of Oral Benfotiamine and Methylcobalamin in the Treatment of Parkinson’s Disease: Case Reports and a Review of the Literature
Read the paperThe beneficial effects of benfotiamine and methylcobalamin in the management of patients with polyneuropathy in Aruba: three case reports
Read the paperImpaired Thiamine Metabolism in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Its Potential Treatment With Benfotiamine: A Case Report and a Review of the Literature
Read the paperThiamine Deficiency and Diabetic Polyneuropathy: Compelling Evidence for an Interrelationship
Case Presentation: 88-year-old insulin dependent diabetic male with complaint of swelling and redness to the right second toe
Benfotiamine in the Treatment of Peripheral Neuropathy
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Peer-reviewed research from other investigators that shapes current clinical thinking on this topic. Organized by topic.
Open the bibliographyTopics covered
- Diabetic polyneuropathy
- Alcoholic polyneuropathy
- Idiopathic neuropathy
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- Parkinson’s disease
- Long COVID brain fog