Think critically about the Ch. 11 lecture and chapter about thiamin and niacin functions and importance (physiologically speaking) and the impact of those deficiencies in the body.  What is the basis of  deficiencies in these two particular vitamins causing such widespread and devastating physiologic damage in the human body?

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