Dr. Craig Koniver

I mean, I've had more people over the last five years because we make methylene blue, we combine it with some other agents, a little bit of caffeine, some B vitamins, and people say this is the best thing for, you know, my brain function, recall memory. Kind of quote unquote nootropic, a term I don't really like because-

I mean, I've had more people over the last five years because we make methylene blue, we combine it with some other agents, a little bit of caffeine, some B vitamins, and people say this is the best thing for, you know, my brain function, recall memory. Kind of quote unquote nootropic, a term I don't really like because-

I mean, I've had more people over the last five years because we make methylene blue, we combine it with some other agents, a little bit of caffeine, some B vitamins, and people say this is the best thing for, you know, my brain function, recall memory. Kind of quote unquote nootropic, a term I don't really like because-

I get it.

I get it.

I get it.

Yeah, you could take it with food, though. Again, it's going to be well-absorbed. Interesting to people, I need to say, it will turn your urine green or blue. For how long? About 24 hours, depending. That could be kind of fun. Yeah.

Yeah, you could take it with food, though. Again, it's going to be well-absorbed. Interesting to people, I need to say, it will turn your urine green or blue. For how long? About 24 hours, depending. That could be kind of fun. Yeah.

Yeah, you could take it with food, though. Again, it's going to be well-absorbed. Interesting to people, I need to say, it will turn your urine green or blue. For how long? About 24 hours, depending. That could be kind of fun. Yeah.

Well, and a good caveat is if it doesn't, and I've had patients, then that's interesting to me as a clinician because it means that your mitochondria is not working well, right? The way I see this is you should get spillover. You shouldn't kind of use it all. And if you're not, there's something wrong there that you're using all

Well, and a good caveat is if it doesn't, and I've had patients, then that's interesting to me as a clinician because it means that your mitochondria is not working well, right? The way I see this is you should get spillover. You shouldn't kind of use it all. And if you're not, there's something wrong there that you're using all

Well, and a good caveat is if it doesn't, and I've had patients, then that's interesting to me as a clinician because it means that your mitochondria is not working well, right? The way I see this is you should get spillover. You shouldn't kind of use it all. And if you're not, there's something wrong there that you're using all

all of it, and you're getting no spillover back into your bloodstream, which gets filtered into your bladder, your urine, which you urinate out. And that's happened with a couple patients. So it's like, oh, wow, you had no green or blue urine. There's a problem with your mitochondria. So it's putting more oxygen onto... the blood cells? Correct.

all of it, and you're getting no spillover back into your bloodstream, which gets filtered into your bladder, your urine, which you urinate out. And that's happened with a couple patients. So it's like, oh, wow, you had no green or blue urine. There's a problem with your mitochondria. So it's putting more oxygen onto... the blood cells? Correct.

all of it, and you're getting no spillover back into your bloodstream, which gets filtered into your bladder, your urine, which you urinate out. And that's happened with a couple patients. So it's like, oh, wow, you had no green or blue urine. There's a problem with your mitochondria. So it's putting more oxygen onto... the blood cells? Correct.

Like your, your hemoglobin is able to pick up more oxygen. That's exactly right. But then there's the, you know, a mild MAOI inhibitor, which is monoamine oxidation. Yeah. Which can allow things like serotonin to work a little bit longer in that synaptic cleft. You know, and you've expounded,

Like your, your hemoglobin is able to pick up more oxygen. That's exactly right. But then there's the, you know, a mild MAOI inhibitor, which is monoamine oxidation. Yeah. Which can allow things like serotonin to work a little bit longer in that synaptic cleft. You know, and you've expounded,

Like your, your hemoglobin is able to pick up more oxygen. That's exactly right. But then there's the, you know, a mild MAOI inhibitor, which is monoamine oxidation. Yeah. Which can allow things like serotonin to work a little bit longer in that synaptic cleft. You know, and you've expounded,

way better than i can about serotonin and dopamine and how those work but um there is a cognitive enhancement from it for sure it's very real and we have a lot of people using it and love it it also seems to be an antiviral you know you get this again that's probably through the mitochondria making your mitochondria more efficient It's a prescription drug.

way better than i can about serotonin and dopamine and how those work but um there is a cognitive enhancement from it for sure it's very real and we have a lot of people using it and love it it also seems to be an antiviral you know you get this again that's probably through the mitochondria making your mitochondria more efficient It's a prescription drug.