Andrew Huberman· PhD
I think doesn't, do you remember Andrew does it, interrupt or interfere with mitochondrial activity and that's-
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I think doesn't, do you remember Andrew does it, interrupt or interfere with mitochondrial activity and that's-
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so methylene blue as you said has been around for a long time it's relatively cheap um as a as a fish tank cleaner methylene blue fascinatingly is primarily exclusively a mitochondrial agent so it is an electron acceptor and donor so that is what methylene blue does it can accept electrons and it can donate electrons so it's an electron shuttle if you will
Look, it works by moving electrons down the electron transport chain in your mitochondria.