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Methylene Blue

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Have any of you taken methylene blue? I tried it for the first time earlier today: 2 mg (a relatively small dosage) in a solution of vitamin C to neutralize the color. Within minutes I experienced chills and shivering, which lasted for about 30 minutes, an unexpected reaction given the narratives and recommendations I had listened to from the "longevity" physicians on YouTube. Any thoughts?
 
The only use I know for methylene blue is as a detoxifying agent.
 
Latimer said:
Have any of you taken methylene blue? I tried it for the first time earlier today: 2 mg (a relatively small dosage) in a solution of vitamin C to neutralize the color. Within minutes I experienced chills and shivering, which lasted for about 30 minutes, an unexpected reaction given the narratives and recommendations I had listened to from the "longevity" physicians on YouTube. Any thoughts?
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I have never heard of this. Why did you take this? What is it for?
 
This is the routine antidote for a severe poppers overdose. Anyone in a bad enough state to need this stuff is in a bad enough state to need medical help.
Listening to Nick Riviera on youtube is not really trustworthy medical advice.
 
It's used for certain conditions like cyanide poisoning and a condition called methemoglobinemia. Decades ago, it was used for urinary tract infections, much like arsenic was used for syphilis.

If you don't have these conditions, I wouldn't recommend it.
 
Latimer said:
Have any of you taken methylene blue? I tried it for the first time earlier today: 2 mg (a relatively small dosage) in a solution of vitamin C to neutralize the color. Within minutes I experienced chills and shivering, which lasted for about 30 minutes, an unexpected reaction given the narratives and recommendations I had listened to from the "longevity" physicians on YouTube. Any thoughts?
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After reading the wiki and drugs.com links posted above......this explains a lot.
 
Latimer said:
Any thoughts?
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My first thought, don't be taking some substance, that you saw on an internet video. Second thought , if you think you want to try it, then check with your doctor to find out what the potential pitfalls are, as in if you take medications, will it have an adverse reaction or is the video quackery.
 
backagain said:
My first thought, don't be taking some substance, that you saw on an internet video. Second thought , if you think you want to try it, then check with your doctor to find out what the potential pitfalls are, as in if you take medications, will it have an adverse reaction or is the video quackery.
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What could go wrong? :ROFLMAO:

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I thought it was a song by Keith Urban.
 
You might be thinking of this one?

 
It's always been my opinion that blue, is nobody's color.

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Is Methylene Blue taken daily at low doses efficacious and safe in a healthy population? In this episode, we dive deep into everything we know (and still need to find out) about this fascinating compound. We’ll discuss the design of a 4-month Methylene Blue study conducted by Daniel Tawfik and Brandon Fell from Healthspan (gethealthspan.com), the lead authors of this research. Topics include:✅ The science behind Methylene Blue’s effects on the brain and body✅ How it supports mitochondrial function, energy, and cognitive performance✅ Potential benefits for longevity, neuroprotection, and mood enhancement✅ Safety, dosing, and what we still need to learn If you’re curious about how Methylene Blue could impact your health, this is the episode for you!
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Is Methylene Blue taken daily at low doses efficacious and safe in a healthy population? In this episode, we dive deep into everything we know (and still need to find out) about this fascinating compound. We’ll discuss the design of a 4-month Methylene Blue study conducted by Daniel Tawfik and Brandon Fell from Healthspan (gethealthspan.com), the lead authors of this research. Topics include:✅ The science behind Methylene Blue’s effects on the brain and body✅ How it supports mitochondrial function, energy, and cognitive performance✅ Potential benefits for longevity, neuroprotection, and mood enhancement✅ Safety, dosing, and what we still need to learn If you’re curious about how Methylene Blue could impact your health, this is the episode for you!
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So, what was your motivation to consume it? What results were you seeking?
 
Enhanced mitochondrial function:

"What Is the Function of the Mitochondria?​

Mitochondria import thousands of proteins through two membranes to fulfill a variety of mitochondria functions, including, but not limited to:

  • Converting food into energy
  • Powering a cell’s molecule production
  • Managing cell death
  • Regulating aging"
medschool.ucla.edu

Mitochondria Function, Form and Food | UCLA Medical School

A UCLA research team uncovers details about the function of mitochondria that could impact the treatment of metabolic disease.
medschool.ucla.edu medschool.ucla.edu
 
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