
METHYLENE BLUE
Price: 3000 DHS
Duration: 45 to 60 minutes
METHYLENE BLUE is a medically supervised protocol using methylene blue, a compound that has been used in medicine for many years and is currently being studied for its interactions with certain cellular mechanisms, particularly mitochondrial function.
At iVitamines, methylene blue is used only after a medical assessment, with individualized indication, screening for contraindications, and a dose adapted to the patient’s profile.
The goal is to provide a medically supervised approach when the use of methylene blue is considered appropriate by the physician.
Product details
When may it be considered?
Methylene blue should not be presented as a simple vitamin or a standard wellness infusion.
Depending on the medical context, it may be discussed as part of a personalized protocol for selected patients interested in:
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supporting cellular energy mechanisms;
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an approach focused on mitochondrial function;
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a complementary medical protocol within an individualized health strategy;
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a treatment plan requiring specific medical assessment before administration.
The indication always depends on the patient’s medical history, current medications, and possible contraindications.
What is methylene blue?
Methylene blue is a compound that has long been used in medicine for several specific indications.
At low concentrations, it is also being studied for its interaction with oxidation-reduction processes and the mitochondrial respiratory chain.
These mechanisms explain the scientific interest in this molecule, but they do not mean that methylene blue is suitable for everyone or that it is a universal treatment for fatigue, aging, or cognitive concerns.
Strict medical supervision
Before any administration, a medical consultation is required to review:
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current medications;
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medical history;
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possible allergies;
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potential drug interactions;
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possible G6PD deficiency;
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and whether the protocol is medically appropriate.
The dose and route of administration are determined exclusively by the physician.
Important drug interactions
Methylene blue can interact with certain medications, particularly those that increase serotonin activity.
Special caution is required in patients taking certain:
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antidepressants;
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psychiatric medications;
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pain medications;
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migraine treatments;
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or other serotonergic drugs.
These combinations may increase the risk of serotonin syndrome, which can be serious.
It is therefore essential to provide the physician with a complete list of all medications and supplements before treatment.
G6PD deficiency
Methylene blue may be contraindicated in people with glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency (G6PD deficiency) because of the risk of hemolysis.
A blood test may be requested before administration when clinically indicated.
Possible effects
Depending on the dose and route of administration, possible effects may include:
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temporary blue or green discoloration of urine;
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temporary discoloration of certain body fluids;
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nausea;
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digestive discomfort;
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headache;
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unusual sensations during or after administration.
Any unusual symptom should be reported immediately to the healthcare professional.
Why is a medical consultation required?
Unlike standard vitamin protocols, methylene blue has real pharmacological activity and requires proper medical assessment before use.
The objective is to determine whether the protocol may be appropriate in your situation and, most importantly, whether it can be administered safely.
How does the session work?
After medical approval:
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medical history and current medications are reviewed;
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vital signs are checked when appropriate;
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the protocol is prepared according to the medical prescription;
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administration is performed under supervision;
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the patient is monitored throughout the session;
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post-treatment recommendations are provided.
The total duration depends on the protocol selected.
Questions?
Before any METHYLENE BLUE session, our team can provide information about:
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the required medical assessment;
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the proposed dose;
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possible laboratory tests;
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interactions with your medications;
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contraindications;
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how the session is performed;
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and the cost of the protocol.
You can contact us directly on WhatsApp to arrange a medical consultation before treatment.
