SAN FRANCISCO / LONDON (IT BOLTWISE) – Methylene Blue, a 19th-century synthetic dye, is making a comeback as a potential anti-aging agent. Celebrities and influencers swear by its effects, but the scientific evidence remains thin. Researchers are studying the link to mitochondrial function and antioxidant properties, while experts urge caution.
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Methylene Blue, a synthetic dye originally developed in the 19th century, is currently experiencing a renaissance as a potential anti-aging agent. Originally used to dye textiles, it was later used as a medicine to treat malaria and other diseases. German immunologist Paul Ehrlich discovered its medicinal properties and coined the term “magic bullet,” which specifically attacks pathogens without damaging surrounding tissue.
Recently, Methylene Blue has gained attention as a dietary supplement that is said to boost energy and brain function. Celebrities like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Mel Gibson have promoted it on social media, creating hype. However, the scientific basis for these claims has not yet been sufficiently researched. Researchers like Gordon Lithgow from the Buck Institute for Research on Aging warn against uncontrolled use without medical supervision.
One reason for interest in Methylene Blue is its connection to mitochondrial function. Mitochondria are responsible for energy production in cells, and their function declines with age. Methylene Blue has antioxidant properties that can reduce oxidative stress, which is considered one of the main factors of aging. Studies in mice have shown that low doses of Methylene Blue can improve cognitive deficits and memory problems.
Despite these promising approaches, the research remains insufficient to recommend Methylene Blue as an anti-aging agent. Experts like Michael Snyder from Stanford University emphasize that there is still a lack of long-term human studies to confirm safety and effectiveness. The development of longevity drugs is often based on already approved drugs whose side effects and long-term effects are known. This is not yet the case with Methylene Blue, which is why caution is advised.
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