The symptom(s) of thiamin deficiency best explained by its role in glucose metabolism are depression and weakness.
What can thiamine deficiency cause?
Thiamine deficiency (which causes beriberi) is more common among people who consume milled rice or other developed countries and among alcoholic beverages. Symptoms are diffuse polyneuropathy, heart failure, and Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome.
Thiamine deficiency can take two to three months to show signs and symptoms that are initially mild such as insomnia, nervousness, irritation, fatigue, loss of appetite and energy and progress to more serious conditions such as paresthesia, lower limb edema, difficulty respiratory and heart disease.
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