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The best sources of thiamin are

Tuna15837.9%
Sunflower Seeds20434.6%


Navy Beans25528.6%


Black Beans22728%


Dried Peas23124.6%


Green Peas11624%


Pinto Beans24522%


Lentils23022%


Lima Beans21620%


Sesame Seeds20618.6

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Potatoes, whole-grain cereals and breads, meats (especially pork and liver), peas, beans, and nuts increase the thiamine in your diet.

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Oatmeal, Oranges, Eggs, Liver and sunflower seeds.

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Nuts and milk

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