In this brief segment, the speaker explains that certain agents can selectively support normal mitochondrial function while impairing abnormal mitochondrial function in cancer cells. Methylene blue is highlighted as one such agent, acting as a mitochondrial cancer agent that helps maintain healthy tissue and weakens cancerous tissue, thereby allowing other therapies to be more effective.
The ones we found that are more, you could say, elegant from a medical point of view and more helpful will support normal mitochondrial function in a normal cell and harm abnormal mitochondrial function in a cancer cell. Well, it turns out we didn't realize this for a long time, but it turns out that one of those agents is methylene blue. And so methylene blue has an ability to be a mitochondrial cancer agent, where it's gonna help your normal tissue stay normal, and it's going to help your cancerous tissue be weakened so that other therapies can then take effect.
