Vitamin B1

B1 Vitamin helps with metabolization of alcoholic beverages. It stops a hang over. If you are drinking, get Vitamin B1. I am getting more serious about this vitamin.

Thiamin – Vitamin B1

Beriberi (Be-Re Be-Re) is a disease in which the body does not have enough thiamine (vitamin B1) Starting in mid-December 2024, I will be taking Vitamin B1 – benfotiamine 250mg once daily while supply lasts.

These are the forms of B1:

    • thiamine propyl disulfide
    • thiamine tetrahydrofurfuryl disulfide
    • benfotiamine
    • B1

Shopping for B1: https://bit.ly/3VjSGSu

Another post on Gevluef that discusses the B1 vitamin as a topical: https://gevluef.wordpress.com/2023/06/04/b1-patch/

Words for Dictionary

Pfui! – variant spelling of phooey: an exclamation of disgust, aversion, dislike, contempt, or annoyance.

Thievery – A more common way to say thievery is theft, or in a police report, larceny. It’s easy to see where the word thievery comes from — to thieve is to steal, and both words come from the Old English root þeof, or thief.

Legal Change of Name

There might be a councilor here at the Casa Esperanza that could help me change my name back to Hugh Farrell.

My most recent attempt to get it right, Hugh Farrell, is with one of those TV programs that settles court matters; Judge Judy. Can she change my name?

The reason I can’t change my name back to Hugh Farrell with the county is because I have a case with the William Lewis name. The judge says no to the name change for consistency. I’m not trying to get away with anything. It’s circumstantially Hugh because that’s how I am called at home by staff and my peers.

I guess from here I collect my legal insight. Everyone calls me Hugh. That is meaningful to me: Hugh Farrell AA.

I want to get it back legally.