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Methylene Blue: TikTok Craze, Plus a Dreaded Chemistry Lesson From Hell

Methylene Blue: TikTok Craze, Plus a Dreaded Chemistry Lesson From Hell
Methylene blue is a hashtag paradise on TikTok, where 5,500 #bluetongue videos were posted. Why? Ignoring the normal idiocy seen on the site there are all kinds of claims that it does wonders for [you name it].
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