Methylene Blue Guide

The Complete Step By Step Guide to Treating Alzheimer’s, Autism, Mitochondrial Dysfunction, Heart Disease, Depression, Cancer, AIDS And Many More
Ehrlich, a German physician and Nobel Prize winner, pioneered the use of Methylene Blue in the treatment of malaria in 1891.
Ehrlich discovered that MB rapidly concentrated within the brain and selectively targeted diseased tissues throughout the body.
Methylene Blue is known as the "Magic Bullet" because of its unique action.
Methylene Blue is now used to treat dementia, cancer chemotherapy, malaria, methemoglobinemia, tract infections, cyanide poisoning, and carbon monoxide gas poisoning. Methylene blue (MB), also referred to as methylthioninium chloride, may be a bioactive substance and a blue dye.
Some researchers believe that it can directly improve cellular and mitochondrial function and reduce the production of proteins linked to Alzheimer’s. It’s also being studied for its potential to inhibit monoamine oxidase (MAO), gas (NO) synthase, and guanylate cyclase..M.F