Thanks to all for your contributions. I am still chasing down leads.
Malone is old news, and it surprises me that anyone follows him. If you have the slightest interest in what I think about him, go to the upper right-hand corner in the search bar and enter his name. You will see a fair amount of my writing about Mr. Malone. He is a conspiracy apologist and denier.
Thank you for a great article. I have been a health researcher and practitioner for more than 47 years, now, focusing on alternative oncology.
Of course, I have heard of Methylene Blue, but have never used it and before your article really did not know much about it.
I am 76 years old now, and noticing that it takes me a lot longer to retrieve people's names than it used to. Of course, I am concerned about this and would like to try MB to see it it helps.
Also, although my focus is on alternative oncology, I run into plenty of people who have cognitive and memory decline issues. So, I would like to add this to my "tool kit."
I may have just missed this in our article (lots there), but I did not see any guidelines about how much ascorbic acid to add to a typical dose of MB? Do you have guidelines you can share?
First of all, I want to thank you, Dr. Yoho, for his wonderful website and all the information; it's incredibly helpful to find material of this nature. I just wanted to ask if you could help me with protocols for the simultaneous use of dmso, methylene blue and chlorine dioxide. Thank you very much.
Bravo, and the serotonin warning is based off of just one study when they used methylene blue to irrigate during surgery to find nerves or blood vessels and that person had a reaction because they were on a SSRI serotonin. Please forgive me if I’m wrong.
I found your substack a few days ago. I noticed that you did mention trying thiamine, but I've not yet found what you tried or the dosage. I've been following Dr. Costantini's protocol for high dosing thiamine hcl orally since 2020 and have experienced great improvement; it gave me my life back. link: https://highdosethiamine.org/hdt-therapy/
I promised myself years ago that I would pursue taking Boyd Haley's Emeramide when (if ever) it is approved by the FDA. I'm most thankful for your information regarding OSR and I've ordered some for my "water storage facility".
My own experience with methylene blue might provide a new wrinkle for consideration.
I've been chronically mercury toxic for around 65 years. Mercury toxicity causes high oxidative stress. High oxidative stress depletes thiamine; thiamine acts as an antioxidant but gets depleted in the process. Thiamine is required to clear serotonin from brain synapses. If serotonin is blocked from clearing the brain (by thiamine deficiency), it's a problem. If you add a tiny amount of methylene blue (4mgs maximum dose in my case, iirc) bad reactions happen due to serotonin toxicity in the brain.
So, according to my own personal experience, adding an mao inhibitor to the equation when you have poor thiamine status is not a good idea.
Another point for consideration regarding today's vitamin C (ascorbic acid): According to Dr. Ray Peat, the vitamin C available today is not the same as the vitamin C that was available in Linus Pauling's day. Today's supplemental C is full of free radicals because of the "modern" manufacturing process. So getting your C from natural sources is very important. link: https://bioenergetic.life/?q=vitamin+c+free+radicals
Is selenium a mercury detoxifier ? have usp Mb 5 gm mix my own i make double strength 1 drop =1 mg ?i take 3 drops in my coffee with lions s mane and cordyceps plus coconut oil plus creatine also use once in a while niacin 1gm to 3 gm equimolar glutamine and nicotine gum sometimes? oh and cds tablet form safrax mixed at 3000 ppm one ml with dmso 3 drops before bed and onto sore lower spine and upper neck spine reduced pain and morning .recently using 2 mg nicotine gum sometimes far so good .
Mercury has a strong affinity for selenium. It bonds to the selenium which makes the selenium unavailable for the body's needs. If you supplement selenium, it can be very helpful because your body needs the selenium. Selenium does not "detox" mercury but selenium supplementation can improve some symptoms of mercury toxicity.
I personally don't use methylene blue so I don't know much about the ins and outs of it, sorry.
I only take l-glutamine if I have a reason such as a bleed associated with hemorrhoids and I want to speed up the healing of the injured tissue. L-glutamine speeds up the healing process by promoting cell division. However, it isn't something that you should take all the time, only short term (several days) to facilitate healing because continuous cell division might increase the possibility of cancer.
whoa! I too got the "worry bug" but I'll start up again thanks ta this clear postin' (I got Lyme & brain fog from it an' was findin' the MB helpful but of course once doom-mongerin' comes inta the pitch'r many've us back off!!) Doc Yoho, do ya think that takin' creatine WITH the drops of MB & Vit C (all mixed 2gether) would work or not? I changed up mah AM routine addin' creatine (powder)--(it's clearly not sumthin' one might look up!) No worries if ya dunno, I wouldn't want ta negate any positive effects of any of the individual elements but otherwise it's lotta liquids even fer a "gal on the go!" ;-)
Dr. Yoho - I too am battling this insidious disease we call Parkinson’s. I’m curious does MB effect the conventional PD medications you take daily? I am only taking a pretty heavy dose of Carbidopa Levodopa/fives times per day. Could you comment on this interaction? Also, what medicines are you currently taking? Thx
I’m so impressed with your fervor Dr. Yoho - you always provide such important information for those of us looking for the truth in health, and in problem-solving medical issues.
You are a blessing and I thank God for you and your willingness to change and grow. (It’s so hard to do sometimes.)💕
Thanks to all for your contributions. I am still chasing down leads.
Malone is old news, and it surprises me that anyone follows him. If you have the slightest interest in what I think about him, go to the upper right-hand corner in the search bar and enter his name. You will see a fair amount of my writing about Mr. Malone. He is a conspiracy apologist and denier.
Hi LoveLL
Thank you for a great article. I have been a health researcher and practitioner for more than 47 years, now, focusing on alternative oncology.
Of course, I have heard of Methylene Blue, but have never used it and before your article really did not know much about it.
I am 76 years old now, and noticing that it takes me a lot longer to retrieve people's names than it used to. Of course, I am concerned about this and would like to try MB to see it it helps.
Also, although my focus is on alternative oncology, I run into plenty of people who have cognitive and memory decline issues. So, I would like to add this to my "tool kit."
I may have just missed this in our article (lots there), but I did not see any guidelines about how much ascorbic acid to add to a typical dose of MB? Do you have guidelines you can share?
Thank you!!
Is there a part 2?
First of all, I want to thank you, Dr. Yoho, for his wonderful website and all the information; it's incredibly helpful to find material of this nature. I just wanted to ask if you could help me with protocols for the simultaneous use of dmso, methylene blue and chlorine dioxide. Thank you very much.
Bravo, and the serotonin warning is based off of just one study when they used methylene blue to irrigate during surgery to find nerves or blood vessels and that person had a reaction because they were on a SSRI serotonin. Please forgive me if I’m wrong.
Regarding memory improvement: You might find researching gsk3 and thiamine of interest.
suggested reading: Neuroprotective Effects of Thiamine and Precursors with Higher Bioavailability: Focus on Benfotiamine and Dibenzoylthiamine https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8196556/
also: GSK-3 is essential in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.3233/jad-2006-9s335?url_ver=Z39.88-2003&rfr_id=ori:rid:crossref.org&rfr_dat=cr_pub%20%200pubmed
I found your substack a few days ago. I noticed that you did mention trying thiamine, but I've not yet found what you tried or the dosage. I've been following Dr. Costantini's protocol for high dosing thiamine hcl orally since 2020 and have experienced great improvement; it gave me my life back. link: https://highdosethiamine.org/hdt-therapy/
Please note that I did try TTFD thiamine but I could not tolerate it because my glutathione status was very poor due to long term mercury toxicity. Taking high dose thiamine hcl orally normalized my glutathione status within a few months. link: https://hormonesmatter.com/paradoxical-reactions-with-ttfd-the-glutathione-connection/
I promised myself years ago that I would pursue taking Boyd Haley's Emeramide when (if ever) it is approved by the FDA. I'm most thankful for your information regarding OSR and I've ordered some for my "water storage facility".
My own experience with methylene blue might provide a new wrinkle for consideration.
I've been chronically mercury toxic for around 65 years. Mercury toxicity causes high oxidative stress. High oxidative stress depletes thiamine; thiamine acts as an antioxidant but gets depleted in the process. Thiamine is required to clear serotonin from brain synapses. If serotonin is blocked from clearing the brain (by thiamine deficiency), it's a problem. If you add a tiny amount of methylene blue (4mgs maximum dose in my case, iirc) bad reactions happen due to serotonin toxicity in the brain.
So, according to my own personal experience, adding an mao inhibitor to the equation when you have poor thiamine status is not a good idea.
Another point for consideration regarding today's vitamin C (ascorbic acid): According to Dr. Ray Peat, the vitamin C available today is not the same as the vitamin C that was available in Linus Pauling's day. Today's supplemental C is full of free radicals because of the "modern" manufacturing process. So getting your C from natural sources is very important. link: https://bioenergetic.life/?q=vitamin+c+free+radicals
Is selenium a mercury detoxifier ? have usp Mb 5 gm mix my own i make double strength 1 drop =1 mg ?i take 3 drops in my coffee with lions s mane and cordyceps plus coconut oil plus creatine also use once in a while niacin 1gm to 3 gm equimolar glutamine and nicotine gum sometimes? oh and cds tablet form safrax mixed at 3000 ppm one ml with dmso 3 drops before bed and onto sore lower spine and upper neck spine reduced pain and morning .recently using 2 mg nicotine gum sometimes far so good .
Mercury has a strong affinity for selenium. It bonds to the selenium which makes the selenium unavailable for the body's needs. If you supplement selenium, it can be very helpful because your body needs the selenium. Selenium does not "detox" mercury but selenium supplementation can improve some symptoms of mercury toxicity.
I personally don't use methylene blue so I don't know much about the ins and outs of it, sorry.
Niacinamide is much easier on the body than niacin. I take 100mgs of niacinamide four times a day. Small more frequent doses seem to work a lot better. Here's an article about niacinamide: https://www.functionalps.com/blog/2012/03/20/ray-peat-phd-on-therapeutic-effect-of-niacinamide/
I only take l-glutamine if I have a reason such as a bleed associated with hemorrhoids and I want to speed up the healing of the injured tissue. L-glutamine speeds up the healing process by promoting cell division. However, it isn't something that you should take all the time, only short term (several days) to facilitate healing because continuous cell division might increase the possibility of cancer.
Another way to lessen the blue color is to add a bit of lemon juice to the ascorbic acid and MB. Totally gone from your drink and your toilet bowl!
Ty. I used it and was no good for my stomach. Stopped it. Low dose in water. only informational.
Dr Yoho, substack Martha's Quest has written an article Parkinson's and Mycobacteria which might be of interest.
My husband uses styrofoam (I know🙄) and his turns clear. Full sun works!
whoa! I too got the "worry bug" but I'll start up again thanks ta this clear postin' (I got Lyme & brain fog from it an' was findin' the MB helpful but of course once doom-mongerin' comes inta the pitch'r many've us back off!!) Doc Yoho, do ya think that takin' creatine WITH the drops of MB & Vit C (all mixed 2gether) would work or not? I changed up mah AM routine addin' creatine (powder)--(it's clearly not sumthin' one might look up!) No worries if ya dunno, I wouldn't want ta negate any positive effects of any of the individual elements but otherwise it's lotta liquids even fer a "gal on the go!" ;-)
I have another post about methylene blue coming soon.
yay!
Dr. Yoho - I too am battling this insidious disease we call Parkinson’s. I’m curious does MB effect the conventional PD medications you take daily? I am only taking a pretty heavy dose of Carbidopa Levodopa/fives times per day. Could you comment on this interaction? Also, what medicines are you currently taking? Thx
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I’m so impressed with your fervor Dr. Yoho - you always provide such important information for those of us looking for the truth in health, and in problem-solving medical issues.
You are a blessing and I thank God for you and your willingness to change and grow. (It’s so hard to do sometimes.)💕
love
Robert-- have you considered mycotoxin infection? Dr. Neil Nathan's book, "Toxic," is a great resource for this.
Thank you for your posts!
I have systemic fungus and herx when using antifungals, so I'm waiting through my current MB and CD protocols before treating
Has anyone tried low dose Ketamin sublingual for brain Support? Watch this video about experience from a psychiatric doctor
https://youtube.com/watch?v=lBv3-FIqIGI
I did and came to the conclusion that you can convince a psychiatrist to believe anything. It didn't work for me.