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π™‘π™žπ™©π™–π™’π™žπ™£ 𝘽1 (π™π™π™žπ™–π™’π™žπ™£) It helps your body turn food into energy. It's also key for the structure of brain cells. Legumes, like black beans and lentils, and seeds are go-to sources. Pork and whole grains are also good. Most people get enough thiamin from the foods they eat, but pregnant and breastfeeding women need a little more. People with diabetes tend to have low levels of it.

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