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[The influence of thiaminedisulfide monoorotate on the human memory (author's transl)]
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|January 1, 1977
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Thiaminedisulfide monoorotate, which is easily soluble in water under neutral to weakly acidic reaction was studied for its possible positive influence on the human memory. The results indicate a significant improvement.
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