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Methylene Blue: Panacea or Poison? The Truth You Haven’t Heard

Methylene Blue: Panacea or Poison? The Truth You Haven’t Heard

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Is methylene blue a miracle—or a mistake? In this episode, I break down the history, science, and risks behind this trending substance so you can make informed decisions based on evidence, not hype. There are people who take this on a daily basis and others who warn of deadly consequences from taking this drug.

You’ll hear where methylene blue came from, how it works, what it’s used for, and why I believe its risks far outweigh any claimed benefits. Whether you’ve been using it or are just curious, this episode offers the critical appraisal you won’t hear elsewhere.

We begin this True Health Report by looking at the origins of methylene blue and the problematic industry it came from. Then we’ll take a look at three specific use cases for potential clinical benefits. Finally, we’ll review the risks of taking methylene blue.

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PubChem Database

Methylene Blue

Methylene Blue Compound Summary

Methemoglobinemia Case Study

Methylene Blue for Treatment of Septic Shock (study)

Investigation of Antibacterial Effects of Methylene Blue against Staphylococcus aureus (study)

Exploring Methylene Blue and Its Derivatives in Alzheimer's Treatment (study)

Methylene Blue Treatment Summary

Methylene blue and serotonin toxicity (study)

Connect w/ Dr. Andrew Kaufman

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