Thiamin is also known as Vitamin B, wherein it is described as a vitamin found<span> in </span>meals<span> and used as a </span>nutritional complement<span>. </span>it's miles observed<span> in </span>meals together with whole<span> grains, and meats </span>which include pork<span> and fish. As a </span>supplement it's miles<span> used to </span>treat<span> and </span>save you<span> thiamine deficiency and </span>issues<span> that </span>end result<span>from it</span>
A. because when we humans are burning maybe our refuse or garbage it will go up to the ozone layer causing air and then it will then result to carbon dioxide.
