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By mixing in vitamin cI recieved MB today and it is dark blue. How can I reduce it so it turns light blue and colorless when applied on skin?
Is it true that one cannot use diamant and oxidal on same days? If not, why not? @haidut
Can this be used around a surgical wound that is not healing and not responding to antibiotics? Would adding red light to this method help too?
Thanks.
By mixing in vitamin c
It is what it is, and always has been...you want to reduce it but not add anything?? If this is about vanity, try drops in your navel, behind your knee, top of your feet..I dont wanna add anything to it. Is there another way?
It is what it is, and always has been...you want to reduce it but not add anything?? If this is about vanity, try drops in your navel, behind your knee, top of your feet..
Just go bit by bit until it starts to lose its blue color.I got two bottles. I’ll add vitamin c to one if them. How much ascorbic acid do I need to reduce it?
Aight. Thanks all.Just go bit by bit until it starts to lose its blue color.
@haidut Do you think piracetam is similar to MB and are they synergistic in their effects?
My mother for a week had these red itchy bumps on various parts of her skin. My mother finally was feed up and took some benadryl as we thought she might just had a reaction to something. The benadryl did not really work for her and ended up going to a dermatologist, was told it could be scabies. That night I gave my mother 1 mg of methylene blue in sparkling water and in 30 minutes all her itching went away. The next morning almost all of the red bumps cleared up.
I know methylene blue has anti-microbial actions, but there was no test to confirm what my mother had on her skin. If anything I believe the mitochondrial effects of methylene blue helped my mothers skin to not have some reaction. @haidut I am also wondering if methylene blue has histamine lowering actions?
Overall pretty impressed by the effects.
Don't know if it has antihistamine effects but it does have anti-inflammatory effects and they usually go hand in hand. Also, it opposes/blocks NO and elevates NO is sometimes behind strange skin problems linked to endogenous virus activation. Those viruses often cause skin symptoms.
Methylene Blue Is A Potent Anti-inflammatory, With Possibly The Broadest Spectrum
I doubt they have similar effects. The *racetams seem to act on glutamate and dopamine. Look at the studies in the Cardenosine thread on pyroglutamic acid, of which the *racetams are derivatives. There may be synergy with MB but not through the same mechanism.
Is metadoxine a derivative of piracetam? I couldnt find anything about it
No, piracetam is a derivative of pyroglutamic acid. Metadoxine has more than just pyroglutamic acid.