The Ultimate Guide to Methylene Blue

By Mark Sloan

EndAllDiseasePulbishing (2021)

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This book is an encyclopedia about the historical use of a safe, inexpensive, previously common miracle drug now largely replaced by high price pharmaceuticals.

First synthesized from indigo dye in the late 19th century, methylene blue was the very first antimalarial drug, eradicating nearly all forms of malaria in 48 hours. GI’s treated with it during World War II complained bitterly about it turning their urine blue and it was eventually replaced with quinine and quinine derivatives.*

Used intravenously in emergency rooms for carbon dioxide poisoning, methylene blue is also a potent antiviral and can be used orally (as drops) to incapacitate herpes, West Nile virus, hepatitis C, Zika, Ebola and Covid19 (the hydroxychloroquine used to treat Covid 19 is derived from methylene blue). Studies shows it’s also effective against depression, bipolar disorder, Alzheimer’s, Parkinsonism, autism, low back pain and many forms of cancer. It performs better in most of these conditions with the addition of Red Light Therapy.

According to Sloan, treatments (like methylene blue) that target cellular metabolism for repair are the new frontier in medicine. They represent a new understanding by a growing number of practitioners (most outside the Western medical system) that most illness is based on dysfunctional cellular metabolism. Even most genetic mutations result from mitochondrial dysfunction (and impaired metabolism).

Methylene blue primarily acts by neutralizing the free radical nitric oxide. The latter is mainly known for its role in triggering “cytokine storm” an over-the-top immune system reaction leading to excessive clotting, leaky blood vessels and death (the massive bleed-out associated with Ebola infection is a classic example of cytokine storm).

Methylene Blue for Autism

In treating autism, Sloan indicates that separate treatments are necessary alongside the methylene blue to reduce neurotoxic endotoxin production in the gut. Endotoxin is produced by pathogenic gram negative bacteria. These organisms aren’t killed by methylene blue as most is absorbed into the bloodstream before reaching the large intestine. However methylene blue does exert neuroprotective effects (enhanced with Red Light Therapy) against brain endotoxin exposure.

Ways to reduce endotoxin (produced by gram negative bacteria feeding off cellulose and starches):

• cooking vegetables well before eating them
• activated charcoal with every meal (sterilizes the gut)

Methylene Blue for Pain

• chronic neuropathic pain
• arthritic pain
• migraines
• low back pain

Cancer

According to Sloan, cancer doesn’t “invade” people’s bodies as the Western medical system would have us believe. Substantial research evidence indicates cancer is a disease of damaged cellular metabolism. With the proper interventions (eg infusing them with healthy mitochondria), cancer cells can revert back to normal cells and don’t need to be killed or removed.

*As some strains of malaria have become resistance to standard pharmaceutical treatments, there has been a revival in methylene blue research for malaria.

RFK Jr taking methylene blue on a recent flight