Feeling overstimulated,
drained, anxious
Without enough B1, your brain can't properly produce acetylcholine and GABA — the neurotransmitters behind calm, focus, and emotional stability.
our B1 with TTFD: Calming an overactive stress response Clearer thinking, less brain fog Supporting steady, regulated mood Feeling more grounded, less overwhelmed
When your nervous system is off, it can feel like stress, fatigue, or constant overstimulation.
Why? When your nervous system can't regulate itself, those feelings aren't just stress, they're often a sign that the neurotransmitters behind calm and focus aren't being produced efficiently. B1 is essential to making them. Most people aren't getting enough of the right form to feel the difference.
What your nervous system actually needs to function: B1
It calms overactive stress signals
B1 is required to produce GABA, the neurotransmitter that tells your nervous system to slow down. When B1 is low, that signal weakens. Stress responses become harder to regulate. Anxiety feels bigger than it should.
TTFD helps deliver B1 where that signal is generated.
It powers neurotransmitter production
Your nervous system runs on acetylcholine and GABA, chemicals that require B1 to be made. Without enough, production slows and nerve communication degrades, showing up as irritability, poor focus, and emotional dysregulation.
Without enough B1, the chemicals that keep you calm can't be made.
It fuels the neurons themselves
Every neuron depends on mitochondria for energy. B1 is a required cofactor for mitochondrial ATP production. When levels are low, neurons run inefficiently, contributing to mental fatigue, brain fog, and poor stress tolerance.
This is why low B1 is so often associated with chronic stress and burnout.
What's inside and why.
TTFD Thiamine
Fat-soluble B1 derivative. Crosses the blood-brain barrier to support neurological function, mitochondrial energy, and cognitive health.
Methylfolate (B9)
The bioactive form of folate, bypasses the MTHFR conversion step, supporting DNA repair, cellular health, and nervous system function.
Vitamin C
Ascorbate improves thiamine uptake and provides neuroprotective antioxidant support, helping maintain cerebral redox balance.
No stevia. No artificial sweeteners. No harmful fillers or artificial colors. Built for people who need a clean formula.
Real routines. Real results.
“This is a great supplement. I feel so much more calm since I've been taking it. It does not have the garlic taste that I get with the other B1 supplements.”
“We all need this, but migraine sufferers need it even more. Thank you for providing exactly what is needed.”
“I definitely noticed a big difference when starting with this supplement. I just feel less anxious and my brain seems to feel quieter… I know this supplement works.”
We made it different on purpose
Highest bioavailability form
Fat-soluble, crosses the blood-brain barrier. Not the cheap HCl form used by most brands.
Capsules per bottle
100 day supply at 1 capsule daily. More than 3× the supply of most competitors at a comparable price.
GMP certified facility
Formulated, bottled, and third-party tested in an FDA-registered, GMP-certified US lab.
B1 TTFD, B12, or B Complex? What actually supports the nervous system?
| FEATURE | B1 (TTFD) | B12 | B COMPLEX |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it does | Delivers thiamine directly to the brain to fuel neurological energy production | Supports nerve integrity, myelin maintenance, red blood cell formation, and methylation | General B vitamin coverage, diluted across 8 cofactors |
| Primary role | ATP production in the brain, where thiamine demand is highest | Nerve maintenance, oxygen transport, and methylation | Cofactor support across multiple body systems |
| Who it's for | Anyone with high neurological demand, stress, or suspected thiamine insufficiency | Those with low B12 intake or absorption challenges (common in plant-based diets) | Those wanting a general B vitamin safety net without a specific deficiency concern |
| Brain & nervous system | Crosses the blood-brain barrier passively, no transporter needed, unlike standard thiamine | Supports myelin and nerve signaling | Indirect, broad support, not optimized for neurological needs |