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 ...

RFK Jr, the nominee for US Secretary of Health and Human Services, made headlines after being seen consuming a mysterious blue liquid mid-flight, speculated to be methylene blue. This substance ...

Some medical experts said the blue liquid was likely methylene blue, a man-made dye that has become popular in alternative medicine circles for its potential health benefits. Early studies have ...

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 ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was seen on a plane adding a blue liquid to his drink, leading to online speculation. The substance is believed to be methylene blue, known for its potential health benefits.

People know less about recreational nitrous oxide use than they think they do, new University of Otago–Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka research shows. Nitrous oxide is a gas that can be inhaled to create ...

METAIRIE, La. (WVUE) - Motorists and residents in Metairie were rattled Saturday afternoon (Feb. 8) when a trailer carrying containers of nitrous oxide caught fire and exploded on the shoulder of ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Sometimes called galaxy gas or “whippets,” recreational nitrous oxide is a potentially dangerous substance that’s for sale at most vape shops in the River Region.

Walk into any vape store or sex shop, and you’ll find canisters of nitrous oxide showcased in window displays—ostensibly to catch the eye of bakers and baristas, who use the gas to aerate ...

Catching drivers at the wheel under the influence of nitrous oxide can be a "greater challenge" than those using other substances, West Midlands' police and crime commissioner has said.