MethyLion  Blue 
 
MILLIGRAM SIZE
600mg MB 
 
APPLICATION TYPE
For personal research use 
 
PRODUCT SIZE
4oz bottle
 
AMOUNT PER CONTAINER
30 - 120 droppers
 
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
MethyLion Blue is a one of a kind product. Based upon very insightful and promising research relating individually to each component, we have combined two of the most powerful brain enhancing and neurological protective ingredients on the planet. Methylene blue, one of the oldest man-made chemicals widely in use today and Lions Mane, possibly the most potent natural mushroom also considered an herb currently known with positive affects on the brain.
 
WHAT IS METHYLENE BLUE?
Methylene Blue (Methylthioninium Chloride) is a brilliant blue textile dye, an organic compound which is completely synthetic. It begins as a dark green odorless, solid crystalline powder, once mixed with water it reveals its well known brilliant blue hue. There are few places that produce this substance on Earth, therefore the majority of products are coming from many of the same sources. The Methylthioninium Chloride which we use comes from an Indian company with a special patent for synthesizing the compound through water-based chemistry which eliminates chemical solvents that can be hazardous to health if not properly purged from the final product. Further processing also removes any heavy metals and further undesirables found in lower grades of the chemical. There are 3 grades of Methylene Blue: Dye/Textile Grade, Chemical/Laboratory Grade & USP Pharmaceutical Grade.
 
WHAT IS LIONS MANE?
Lions Mane is a seasonal culinary mushroom used as far back as 2500 years ago, first recorded use in (TCM) Traditional Chinese Medicine. Not only delightful when cooked, it has been used as a tea and also extracted and added to many herbal formulas for time immemorial. It is known as the first “Smart Mushroom” as its ability to improve brain function is now widely known. Lion’s Mane (also referred to as Hericium Erinaceus, Yamabushitake or Satyr’s beard) is indigenous to China, Japan, North America as well as Europe. Once reserved for the refined palates of royal families, this nutritious mushroom is made up of 20 percent protein. Although it was typically recommended as a general restorative, its effect on the brain, even monks were known for using it to enhance their meditation Practices. Lion’s Mane has come to the forefront, sparked in large part by the discovery of the connection to NGF, a protein which is essential for the survival and function of nerve cells. Lion’s Mane boosts the quantity of NGF within the brain, which boosts cognition by reduction of inflammation, stimulating neural development, as well as enhancing all-around brain health.
 
HISTORY
Both Methylene Blue and Lions mane have some of the longest anecdotal evidence and historical use of any chemicals or plant substances on the planet. There is countless amounts of research relating to both substances, a simple search will deliver everything one could want to know about their beneficial qualities.
 
INGREDIENTS
Methylthioninium Chloride, Reverse Osmosis H20
Dual extracted, 7x filtered Organic Lions Mane Aquifer water extraction & Organic Cane Alcohol Lions Mane Extraction
 
AMOUNT TO USE
1-4 Droppers once to twice daily
 
APPLICATION
For personal Research purposes.
 
USE
Most often utilized in the morning, it can be worked with anytime of day as the qualities it imparts may be beneficial to different users .
 
QUALITIES OF PRODUCT
- Antioxidant
- Disinfectant
- Anti-microbial (when combined with Red Light Therapy)
- Anti-parasitic 
- Antiviral
- Anti-fungal 
- Urinary Tract & bladder infections
- Destroys Pathogens & Microorganisms 
- Anti-inflammatory 
- Improves reflexes
- Promotes Longevity
- Antidepressant activity 
- Memory retrieval & Attention
- Positive benefits for the  Brain, Stomach, Skin, Nervous System, Circulatory System, Protection of organs as well.
And so much more!
 
INTERACTIONS/CONTRAINDICATIONS
- Contact us directly for more information
 
SCIENCE & RESEARCH LINKS
NCBI - Methylene Blue
- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK557593/
 
LIONS MANE “Neuronal Health - Can Culinary and Medicinal Mushrooms Help?”
- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3924982/
 
Wikipedia
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hericium_erinaceus
 
NIH PubChem Compound Summary
- https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/Methylene-Blue