
Methylene Blue – ORIGINS
Did you know methylene blue was the first synthetic pharmaceutical drug ever created? Originally developed in the late 1800s as a textile dye, methylene blue became the first synthetic medication
Did you know methylene blue was the first synthetic pharmaceutical drug ever created? Originally developed in the late 1800s as a textile dye, methylene blue became the first synthetic medication
What if you didn’t have to comply with health mandates that go against your beliefs — and the law was actually on your side? In this episode of The True
Survey Says: Science Is Inconclusive. When it comes to methylene blue—and many other so-called miracle compounds—the hard truth is this: the science doesn’t back the hype. Dig into the clinical
YouTube has strict rules around medical content—and while we work hard to stay within their guidelines, our videos keep getting taken down. This raises important questions about who controls health
Is methylene blue a miracle—or a mistake? In this episode, I break down the history, science, and risks behind this trending substance so you can make informed decisions based on
Most if not all humans are interested in longevity and healthy aging. But we’ve developed certain beliefs about aging—that we deteriorate mentally, develop problems, experience loss of function, etc.—that seemingly
Psychiatric drugs are a band-aid, not a cure. True healing starts with addressing the root cause. Like many pharmaceutical interventions, they function primarily as symptom suppressors rather than true solutions.
Drawing from my own experience in psychiatry—both through my medical and psychiatric education—as well as in some of my clinical practice experience, I’m educating you about schizophrenia and antipsychotic medications.
What if everything you’ve ever learned about health and medicine is not only wrong, but most likely the opposite of what’s actually true? Welcome to the True Health Report. This
Started as an allergy drug and then became- A way to pacify your elders. Originally developed as an antihistamine for allergies, antipsychotic medications were later repurposed as tranquilizers for psychiatric