Unlocking the Power of Methylene Blue: Applications and Benefits Explained

I had Covid in 2022. I've had no energy and powerful brain fog. Today is day 5 or taking 3-7 drops a day in 20 oz of water. For the first time in 2 years and able to write Excel equations and haven't been taking afternoon naps. So much more energy! It's amazing. No negative side effects so far.

The folds you refer to is called the "copper pool" inside the mitochondria, essentially MB is a copper polish.

MB stains countertops, clothes, fingers, mouth. It can be removed with vit C powder and some water. I sprinkle some of the powder onto the countertop and then take a moistened tissue and wipe it several times over several minutes. BTW, adding some vit C powder to your blue water drink makes it even better. I take 40mg of MB a day. It's great stuff, worth the occasional mess. You will feel the difference whatever your age.

I have been taking methylene blue for close to a year. I have ME/CFS and it helps me with mental and physical energy.

I have been taking Methylene Blue 1% made in the US for sometime. Liquid form, started 5 drop’s first month to 10 drop the next month. When going to the high dose which is recommended 20 drops I noticed feeling not so good so I stayed at 10 drops. But it has helps with energy, my arthritis, I originally started because of memory issues that run in the family. Hope it works on that.

I add few drop into my medical moisturiser and use. I think it is doing me good, people comment on my good complexion & skin.

I remember being taught in the 1970's the use of gentian violet was used for thrush or other yeast type disorders.

I use a juicer and make fresh orange juice to mix mine. No stains in my mouth or lips. I also place my cup in my sink and add my drops. It doesn’t stain anything because I have stainless steel sinks, just rinse.

Very positive profile. Thank you for taking the time ... to educate us newbies.

Yes, we did an experiment with Methylene blue that is actually brown copper turned blue.

I have been using cztl Methylene Blue for a while now and I have had good results. Anyone else used the same brand?

I would start with two drops and by the second week, increase it to three drops, and so on. Do it first thing in the morning, be prepared as it can cause you to want to use the bathroom but it’s good that it does that.. I slowly increase my dosage. Currently I like taking about 4 to 5 drops not more than that at least for a month or so. No need to go overboard at your own pace.

Great info, thank you .

I was diagnosed with epiditimitus in February 2023 and was prescribed an antibiotic by June it hadn’t really gone away, started MB and was gone by the end of July! Still take it as a prophylactic several times a week as I think the epiditimitus is a complication from a vasectomy I got 20 years ago.

I use it for my skin with great results. 30 drops (1% solution) in 250 ml rosewater filled in a dark glass (Miron glass) spray bottle, applied morning and evening after a good cleanse.

This is so interesting as I used methyl blue for a titration aid this would snap over for a specific pH, identification for a color change is used for other control processes

raises my blood pressure even at a low dose

I put it in capsules and it solves the taste and stain issue.

I have watched a few videos by now on MB. In one of them I think they are talking about the intravenous type. It's an emergency medicine and it isn't cheap (sterile). In that YouTube they mentioned that it is completely clear and colorless. But when it reacts it becomes blue. And that it is a quite common lab "show" where they can turn on and off the blue color by keeping it on the edge with "buffering isn't that what it is called"? I'm not a chemist myself.

Thank you for the time stamps in the drop-down box. I had stopped trying to learn about MB when I got stuck on the words "synthetic" and "dye." Now I see, like you say, MB has it's place and it sounds like it can be valuable. I bought a book on the internet that was supposed to be the "ultimate guide." Although it was well researched it was FAR from the ultimate guide. Now I'm trying to learn enough to actually use MB. Getting over "everything turns blue" is another hump! Could you possibly tell me a bit about using the powder at home? (I presume a pharmacy would need a prescription). Paul E. Marik, MD, FCCP, FCCM recommended the MB powder.