What if the key to restoring energy, sharpening memory, and supporting long-term health wasn't a new pharmaceutical breakthrough-but a forgotten compound over a century old?

Methylene Blue: History, Science, and Healing is the definitive guide to one of the most promising, misunderstood, and underutilized molecules in modern health optimization. Originally developed as a textile dye in the 1800s, methylene blue has quietly become a powerful agent in clinical medicine-and is now gaining attention as a low-cost, high-impact tool for mitochondrial support, cognitive clarity, and cellular resilience. It is also used as a biohack.

In this clear and research-informed book, you'll discover:

• The surprising history of methylene blue in infectious disease, emergency medicine, and psychiatric care

• How it works at the cellular level to enhance mitochondrial energy production and reduce oxidative stress

• Real-world uses for improving memory, mood, stamina, recovery, and anti-aging

• Detailed insight on dosage, safety, delivery methods, side effects, and contraindications

• Who may benefit-and who should avoid it

• Why methylene blue may become a foundational tool in the future of metabolic and functional medicine

Drawing from both scientific literature and modern biohacking practice, Methylene Blue offers a grounded, responsible look at a compound that is as accessible as it is powerful. Whether you're a curious reader, a health practitioner, or someone navigating fatigue, brain fog, or burnout-this book will give you the knowledge and clarity to explore methylene blue wisely.