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Methylene blue: What to know about textile dye being used as a wellness supplement

Laura Kim
Laura Kim
Laura Kim
Bureau Chief · Cincinnati, OH

Laura has over 15 years of experience covering local politics and policy in the Cincinnati area. A graduate of Ohio State University with a degree in Political Science, she previously worked as a political reporter for the Cincinnati Enquirer. Laura brings a wealth of knowledge about city governance and has a keen eye for uncovering the implications of local decisions.

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Bureau Chief · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 7:58 PM · 1 min read
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Methylene blue: What to know about textile dye being used as a wellness supplement — Indian Hill Health news

Methylene blue is a synthetic textile dye that has shown promise in treating and diagnosing a variety of medical conditions, but it’s also being misleadingly promoted and sold by wellness influencers as a cutting-edge anti-aging supplement.

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