Gadolinium Hacking Cure Yourself The Benefits of Methylblue or Methylene Blue
Channel: Energy Healing, Bio Hacking and Sound Healing
Date: 14/05/2019

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Hi I wanted to share another tip that helped me get over some of my Gadolinium symptoms. Its called Methyl blue. This is a great hack for increasing your mitochondrial redox and getting your body to elevate the symptoms of Gadolinium Poisoning DO NOT USE UNLESS YOU KNOW HOW IT INTERACTS WITH YOUR MEDICATION-- I AM NOT TELLING YOU TO USE IT I AM SAYING I USE IT
Methylene blue has a long history of use in conventional medicine as a way to lower excess haemoglobin, treat urinary tract infections and as a remedy for cyanide poisoning. However, recent research is demonstrating that Methylene Blue offers many more potential health benefits, such as improvements in mitochondrial and cognitive health.

History of Use
Methylene blue was first formulated in 1876 by Heinrich Caro. This was a landmark formulation and Methylene blue has since been called the first fully synthetic drug used in medicine (R).
In the late 19th Century, Methylene blue saw its first use in the treatment of malaria. At this time, researchers believed that drugs and dyes both worked by selectively staining pathogens and damaging them somehow (R).
Methylene blue was used as an antimalarial during the Second World War, but it soon fell out of favor as soldiers complained about it turning their urine blue (R).

In 1933, researchers found that Methylene blue was an effective antidote to carbon monoxide poisoning and cyanide poisoning (R).Methylene Blue can be found on the World Health Organization’s List of Essential Medicines; widely regarded as a list of the world’s safest and most effective medicines (R).

METHYLENE BLUE PREVENTS AND REVERSES AGING
A 2017 study showed Methylene Blue to be a potent antioxidant for connective tissue cells, like skin, regardless of the patient type e.g. healthy or unhealthy (R).

Methylene blue generated connective tissue and slowed cellular death at a greater rate than other selective mitochondrial antioxidants (R).

Interestingly, Methylene blue was found to alter the expression of genes coding for proteins in the skin. For example, the production of collagen and elastin, both important proteins in determining skin health, was increased (R).

This study determined that dosage of 0.5 μM Methylene Blue “significantly increased cell viability in comparison to the control”. Importantly, Tissues treated with 5.0 μM and 10.0 μM actually showed a loss in cell viability (R).

It seems that low concentrations of Methylene blue (less than 2.5 μM) are the safest and most efficacious for long-term use. Until more research is done, we think that 0.5 μM is a solid starting point for future research.

METHYLENE BLUE IS AN ANTI-DEPRESSANT
Monoamine oxidase enzymes break down certain neurotransmitters like noradrenaline and serotonin. Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) are used to reduce the activity of these enzymes in an attempt to fix a disrupted balance of neurotransmitters seem in those with depression.

Methylene Blue is a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) (R).

Caution must be used at doses greater than 5mg/kg as Methylene blue may cause a fatal build-up of serotonin – a particular risk when combined with SSRI medications (R).

METHYLENE BLUE REDUCES CANCER GROWTH
Studies show that Methylene blue causes cancer cell apoptosis (cell death) by the generation of cellular oxidative stress via the NQO1-dependent (R).

Methylene Blue is being explored for its role in the photodynamic treatment of cancer (R).

A very recent study found that Methylene blue when used as part of photodynamic therapy (more on this below), causes “massive cell death of tumor cells”. Furthermore, malignant cells were far more susceptible to the therapy compared to healthy cells (R).

METHYLENE BLUE TREATS DISEASES OF THE BRAIN (ALZHEIMER’S, HUNTINGTON’S, PARKINSON’S)
Recent research has demonstrated that Methylene blue has the potential to reduce the formation of amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles seen in Alzheimer’s disease (R).

Methylene blue also has the ability to repair mitochondrial function and cellular metabolism – both of which are often damaged in Alzheimer’s (R).

Methylene blue’s neuroprotective effects are mediated by autophagy (an intracellular degradation system) through activation of AMPK signalling. This makes it a potentially useful treatment for conditions such as Huntington’s (R).

METHYLENE BLUE IMPROVES BRAIN HEALTH
A 2017 study investigated the effects of Methylene blue on adult neural stem cells in mice. Although no differences in the ability of the stem cells to multiply were identified, there was a general potential of MB to increase the migratory capacity of adult neural stem cells i.e. neural mobility. Methylene blue made it easier for the brain to “re-wire” itself (R).


Methylene blue, in combination with light, also inactivates the viral nucleic acid of hepatitis-C and HIV (R)