FAQ

Why Isn’t Methylene Blue More Well-Known?

Despite being the first synthetic drug ever invented, methylene blue's popularity has been limited due to:

  • Expired patents reducing financial incentives for marketing
  • Less promotion by traditional pharmaceutical companies

However, methylene blue has likely impacted your life indirectly, as it has been used to develop various drugs, including antipsychotics and antivirals.

Why Choose LIV for Methylene Blue?

LIV Offers Several Advantages:

  • Industry-leading transparency
  • Unique product formulations
  • Guidance throughout your health journey
  • Upcoming telehealth services (Q4)
  • Commitment to compliance with FDA regulations
  • Genuine care for customer well-being

Product Roadmap and Vision

LIV is continuously expanding its product line and services. Stay tuned for updates on our telehealth platform and new supplement offerings.

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How You Can Help?

Share your methylene blue success story! Personal experiences can be powerful in helping others understand the potential benefits of this compound.

Common Concerns

Blue-tinted urine is a normal and safe side effect of methylene blue consumption. It's due to the compound's original purpose as a concentrated blue dye.

Potential Uses

Methylene blue has various applications, including:

  • Mitochondrial support
  • Antioxidant properties
  • Antimicrobial/antifungal effects
  • Cognitive enhancement
  • Neuroprotection

Consult a healthcare professional before using methylene blue, especially if you have:

  • High blood pressure
  • Are taking SSRIs or other serotonergic medications

Adjusting Dosage Based on Urine Color

Blue urine: The body is excreting methylene blue. Consider lowering the dose or taking it with food to improve absorption.

Normal urine color: May indicate high absorption. If effects are weak, gradually increase the dose or split into smaller doses throughout the day.

Remember that hydration, gut health, and metabolism can impact absorption and excretion. Always adjust dosage gradually and under professional guidance.