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Elza's avatar

Amanda you are a flat pancake so stop acting like a know it all bc you also fall for their crap. You have a to big intellectual ego and that is also not trustworthy and surely for a woman. You are going to far with this all. I have used MB in DMSO and I did stop bc I did not get any effect. So you have not the experience at all and are creating also to much fear and the powerelite thanks you for it. Stop being a wiseass man and get back into your womanhood for god sake bc you are not living your own truth and have also to much own complaints I did hear you tell in an interview with the one of the Biggilsons brothers, so you are also far from real health. Ivermectin you are also wrong. Billions of doses and not one death. If you have nothing wrong then ok, but it helped a lot without any problems and you take it for just 5 days for god sake. This is a fact in experience! Get first your own experience before pasting just theories. Its not that bad like you think and I can paste at least 10 big errors of your judgement here in MB article but you are a grown up girl and find it yourself. Good day and yeah delete this. You know there is some truth in what I’m saying.

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Elza's avatar

Here FE 100% debunked t.me/flat_earth_debunked

No discussion anymore!

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Wendy Daniel's avatar

What do you suggest to remove artificial nano-filaments in the blood inducing clumping as seen in expert live blood analysis. 10% of blood affected?

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Dale Stratford's avatar

Hi Amandha

Thought you might be interested in this article by CIN.

It mentions MB as well as a host of other supplements-most prescribed by the FLCCC.

If you keep following links you will find mitigating solutions as well.

Unsure if you saw an email I sent you but any tech based on thz drives the tech into the cell. Please avoid.

https://www.civilianintelligencenetwork.ca/2023/09/23/negative-impact-of-supplements-pharmaceuticals-in-5g-environment/

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Dale Stratford's avatar

*Some of his mitigating solutions have been tested and resulted in no change.

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Inverse Spinning's avatar

Amazing well written and researched article, top level, thank you! I would add to the holistic approaches the product called Nano Soma (Metadichol), which supports mitochondrial function and as redox potential.

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Alexandra Regina's avatar

Methylene blue can act as a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI)—specifically a reversible inhibitor of monoamine oxidase A (RIMA)—but it is not classified as a pharmaceutical MAOI in the conventional sense used in psychiatric or neurological medicine.

Here’s a clearer breakdown:

Pharmacological Properties of Methylene Blue (MB):

• MAO-A Inhibition:

At low doses, methylene blue inhibits monoamine oxidase A (MAO-A), the enzyme responsible for breaking down serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine. This is relevant because inhibition of MAO-A can lead to increased levels of these neurotransmitters in the synaptic cleft.

• Dose-Dependent Action:

MAO-A inhibition occurs primarily at low doses (typically < 2 mg/kg). At higher doses, this effect diminishes and other pharmacodynamic actions (e.g., redox cycling, mitochondrial effects) dominate.

• Reversibility:

MB is a reversible inhibitor, unlike traditional MAOIs like phenelzine or tranylcypromine, which are irreversible. This distinction matters for safety and drug interaction profiles.

Clinical Relevance:

• Not an Approved MAOI:

MB is not FDA-approved or classified as a pharmaceutical MAOI for the treatment of depression or other psychiatric disorders, although its MAO-inhibiting properties are well documented in the literature.

• Serotonin Syndrome Risk:

Despite not being a prescribed MAOI, MB can cause serotonin syndrome, especially when combined with SSRIs, SNRIs, or other serotonergic agents. This has been observed in medical settings where MB is used (e.g., as a dye or for methemoglobinemia).

Key Evidence:

• Clinical Case Reports document serotonin syndrome in patients given MB during surgical procedures while on SSRIs.

• Research Studies show MB’s in vitro MAO-A inhibition with IC50 values in the low micromolar range.

• Pharmacology Reviews (e.g., Ramsay et al., 2007) note its reversible MAOI activity as clinically significant at certain doses.

Bottom Line:

Methylene blue is not a pharmaceutical MAOI by classification, but it does inhibit MAO-A at low doses, enough to pose a clinically significant interaction risk with serotonergic drugs.

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Debbie Novick's avatar

Thank you for writing this article. The first time I heard about it and then did a deep dive into reading about it, I knew it was a big NO for me and my patients! I concur with your philosophy on supporting the terrain, using only nature cures and improving functions in the body.

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Sophie's avatar

Thank you for your article, it really resonated with me and helps explain what I’ve been struggling to put into words myself. I’m an integrative GP / herbalist and when people ask me about some of the pharma drugs touted as so called “holistic options” I struggle to explain why I feel more comfortable with herbs and am just not interested in something produced in a factory.

The thing is, I put CDS and DMSO in the same category…produced in a factory, not by nature. How are they different?

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Sandy's avatar

Wow! I had an uncomfortable feeling when I looked into and tried once. Something wasn't sitting right with me. NOW I know why! Thank you for this incredible share of an immense subject. 👍🙏

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Syd (is not my real name)'s avatar

Perfect timing to find this work - thank you for persevering and finishing it.

I have 4 vials left, and altho I did research the products info I still didn’t feel solid with it as a genuine thing for the human body.

I hope I haven’t caused any long term effects tho I don’t know how I will know that one way or the other, really.

In any case, I am confident my initial

hesitancy was my soul letting me know ….

So, it’s off to a pharmacy where it can be disposed of safely, as I had planned to do but hadn’t completed.

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Sam Allison's avatar

Hmm well blue spirulina instead but the methylene did help improve mums zombification instead of Dr meds she started eating walking and responding again..

Ivermectin, well wormwood and black walnut and clove but taking that for a 5 day stint is yuck , I've found ivm plus lysine and filmic works well in emergencies .

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John Greenwing's avatar

Here is another link promoting the MB+nicotine benefits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5hcIQZYeWI

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John Greenwing's avatar

Brilliant research Amandha! I have practiced naturopathic medicine for 45+ years and totally agree with your perspective on nurturing the terrain with proven natural remedies, and only using the allopathic model in cases of life threatening situations where they are designed to function. I am very sorry to read that your original article was lost due to the removal of your internet links. Lots of misinformation on YouTube, here is an example of a so-called doctor that produces a dangerous supplement containing MB and nicotine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10PbAzbtj20 here is the supplements containing MB and nicotine: https://troscriptions.com/collections/troches-for-energy

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:Stuart-james.'s avatar

Thank you, if the body hasn’t overdosed with MB does it naturally rebuild?

And with aid of NAC and time does it leave the body?

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Dale Stratford's avatar

Personally I wouldn’t use NAC.

NAC (N-acetyl cysteine) – Acts to convert GO (graphine oxide)to its active form rGO making you more susceptible to EMFs.

It also helps to guard (chaperone) the integrity of Luciferase at the Ribosome assisting in its production.

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Christopher's avatar

A BIG thank you to Amanda Vollmer for taking the time to research and inform the general public about MB. Everything one needs to know about MB is in this article; the rest is up to each individual.

Go to yummy.doctor if any of this resonates with you.

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