microdosing

March 9, 2025·Energy & Focus

Mitochondria, Microdosing, and Methylene Blue: Fueling the Body for a Longer Life

Methylene Blue (MB), a heterocyclic aromatic chemical compound with the molecular formula C16H18ClN3S, was first synthesized in 1876 and initially used as a dye. Its medical applications began with treating methemoglobinemia, a rare condition where blood loses its oxygen-carrying capacity. Recently, MB has garnered significant attention within the biohacking community, particularly following a viral video in early 2025 showing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) adding a blue substance to his water during a flight. This event, discussed in sources like Newsweek: What Is Methylene Blue? Viral RFK Jr Drink Video Spurs Questions and The Independent: What was RFK Jr putting in his drink mid-flight?, has sparked interest among those who trust RFK Jr. for his alternative health approaches. This survey note aims to provide a detailed examination of MB’s properties, supported by scientific research, to inform a rational audience interested in its potential benefits and risks.

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June 20, 2023·Plants & Rituals

Amanita Muscaria — a old path to a new mind freedom

Throughout history, there is evidence of the utilization of Amanita Muscaria mushrooms, commonly known as fly agaric, in rituals and ceremonies of ancient cultures. Notable cultures that likely consumed Amanita Muscaria include Siberian shamans, ancient Greek and Roman cults, as well as certain Indo-European tribes.

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