Last week, a short video of one of America's most prominent politicians adding a blue dye to his water turned a niche Victorian-era medicine into an overnight sensation.

The Cleveland Clinic lists common side effects of methylene blue, including blue urine, nausea, vomiting, skin discoloration, dizziness, and headaches. Some studies also suggest that taking it in ...

Methylene blue, a Victorian-era medicine, is making headlines after a video of RFK Jr. using it went viral. Touted as a cure ...

Longevity enthusiasts are buzzing after reports surfaced that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may be a fan of methylene blue. President ...

RFK Jr added a blue liquid to his water, suspected to be Methylene Blue, in a viral video taken on a flight. Social media users claimed that the bluw liquid mitigates radiation exposure and ...

The liquid he is purportedly seen adding to his drink is understood to be methylene blue. The video has sparked questions and speculation about the substance. The America AF account asked ...

Some medical experts said the blue liquid was likely methylene blue ... common side effects include blue urine, nausea, vomiting, skin discoloration, dizziness, and headache.

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The prevailing theory from internet sleuths is that he was administering a dye called Methylene blue. “RFK Jr putting Methylene Blue in his water while flying is prime we’re so back,” one ...