And in animal experiments, what theyve done is theyve said, Okay, lets give these animals inhibitors of their mitochondria at specific locations and see what methylene blue does. And if you dont have any inhibitors, and if the animal is genetically healthy, then you add methylene blue, they get less ATP, so the mitochondria is less effective at converting food to usable energy
It dilates blood vessels, thins the blood, suppresses immunity, acts as a diuretic, and blocks REM sleep, the sleep stage your body needs for mental and physical restoration
Remember to use a new needle for each injection for safety and to ensure the pen works properly
[13] In the setting of acute isoniazid overdose or toxicity, extraordinarily high doses of pyridoxine are used as an antidote: the recommended approach is to administer pyridoxine in a total amount equal to the amount of isoniazid ingested