BRrrISH 771 reactions involved in glucose metabolism- namely, nicotinamide, aneurine, pyridoxine, and probably ascorbic acid.The best way of ensuring such a supply is to administer the vitamins by intravenous injection, and the use of the water-soluble vitamins in this way was first suggested by Gould' in the treatment of delirium tremens and other acute psychoses.While it is perfectly true to say that there are no " well-controlled trials providing con- clusive evidence of the value of vitamins in such patients " clinical impressions are not entirely worthless, and the use of high doses of vitamins of the B complex and C in this way is in fact supported by numerous published clinical reports.2-Iam, etc., Vitamins Ltd.,
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