The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
and actually here in the US for decades before the antibiotics were available if you had a urinary bladder infection you who took methylene blue pills the methylene blue pills will start increasing the concentration of methylene blue inside the bladder until he became a pro-oxidant while it was there and he'd eliminated any bacteria or virus in a known specific manner and he was a very effective more effective way to eliminate urinary bladder infection
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he was a very effective more effective way to eliminate urinary bladder infection for example older people have chronic problems that they go through round after round of antibiotics that they validate them or create resistance you could use nasty limb blue and is it because the methylene blue would add a dose that was not toxic to the human once it concentrates in the bladder it increases its concentration and therefore is toxic to the organism will become oxidative and they would be toxic for it
older people have chronic problems that they go through round after round of antibiotics that they validate them or create resistance you could use nasty limb blue and is it because the methylene blue would add a dose that was not toxic to the human once it concentrates in the bladder it increases its concentration and therefore is toxic to the organism will become oxidative and they would be toxic for it oh so is it a Ross induced injury to the bacteria that all right so you dead your basic or after the mitochondria of the bacteria yes yes it does the opposite but it does it to the microorganisms that are inside the bladder they're producing the infection