Methylene Blue was the world’s first synthetic medicine, first used against malaria. Now it’s trending online as a nootropic. I break down the history, mechanisms, and human studies here: https://t.co/wnIvZAjlqV https://t.co/X9p5qHle9y
Effects of post-session administration of methylene blue on fear extinction and contextual memory in adults with claustrophobia.
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The discussions range from highlighting the historical significance of methylene blue to skepticism about its current hype as a nootropic, with some posters referencing specific studies or comparing it to newly developed drugs. The tone varies from factual to dismissive, which affects the overall neutral to slightly skeptical view of its impact.
The posts show mixed reactions, with some recognizing the potential benefits of methylene blue, while others dismiss it as overhyped or trivialized.
Interest levels are moderate, with some posters intrigued by its history and applications, but others mainly dismissing it as a supplement or nootropic.
Engagement is casual and somewhat superficial, with a few posts referencing the article or its findings but mostly sharing opinions or brief mentions.
The overall discussion does not seem to significantly influence opinions or public health perceptions, mostly reflecting curiosity or skepticism.
Abstract in brief
- The study investigated whether giving methylene blue after fear extinction training could improve memory retention and reduce fear renewal in adults with claustrophobia, finding that it helped those with low posttraining fear but worsened outcomes for those with moderate to high fear.
- Methylene blue was administered immediately after extinction trials in a controlled experiment, with fear and memory assessed one month later, showing that it enhanced long-term fear extinction in participants who showed low fear levels post-training.
- The effects of methylene blue on fear extinction depended on the success of the initial exposure session—helping with memory in successful cases but potentially hindering those with less effective extinction, indicating its impact varies based on initial fear response.
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Methylene Blue was the world’s first synthetic medicine, first used against malaria. Now it’s trending online as a nootropic. I break down the history, mechanisms, and human studies here: https://t.co/wnIvZAjlqV https://t.co/X9p5qHle9y
Reduce los recuerdos de miedo y ansiedad https://t.co/RAahJSMeEh Mejora los síntomas de trastorno bipolar https://t.co/RmdNBE4Ox0 Mejora la memoria y la neuroprotección https://t.co/TmTs2Hbi2w Página para Revisar Interacciones de Medicamentos https://t.co/em4mAS7VTC
https://t.co/DJ3B8EPxRJ https://t.co/rJjiGe5WHF https://t.co/e1l43WUzy0 https://t.co/3cAU0tnJGU
@FerFalabella Reduce los recuerdos de miedo y ansiedad https://t.co/k3gbmsWHFS Mejora los síntomas de trastorno bipolar https://t.co/kAdLKPwe4j Mejora la memoria y la neuroprotección https://t.co/ezcJTUM4CX
Millora l'Alzheimer en millorar el metabolisme i la producció energètica. https://t.co/ubw2FBFdQD Redueix els records de por i ansietat https://t.co/6wlxUUaElN Millora els símptomes de trastorn bipolar https://t.co/ohdb5r27As D3ACE2C595AADA7AF7410A8EF7BAF6D5
WTF people are supplementing with Methylene Blue, you've got to be kidding, a nootropic?! LOL Then I read: a published paper (linked). Wow, more human trials have been conducted involving Methylene Blue ingestion/supplementation than the new Pfizer drug
https://t.co/ph1tmDaYWM