Footage circulating on social media shows Health and Human Services secretary nominee Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. adding a blue substance, presumed to be miracle drug methylene blue, to his drink.
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The video, reportedly filmed in Sept. 2024 by a passenger on a jet RFK was also aboard, features the former independent presidential candidate adding a blue tincture to a glass of water as he spoke to another passenger.
What is RFK Jr putting into his water? This flight was in September 2024 pic.twitter.com/1TMkzsyozo
— Zane Law (@inzanelaw) January 30, 2025
The substance was widely assumed to be methylene blue, a synthetic dye discovered to have various health benefits and approved by the FDA to treat methemoglobinemia, a disorder that reduces the blood’s ability to carry oxygen.
The substance’s health properties were recently highlighted by Mel Gibson during an interview on the Joe Rogan podcast, where the Braveheart actor described how three of his friends with terminal cancer reversed their diagnoses with a regimen of alternative treatments that included methylene blue.
“I’ll tell you a good story, okay. I have three friends. All three of them at stage four cancer. All three of them don’t have cancer right now at all and they had some serious stuff going on,” Gibson told Rogan, going on to say they used several alternative treatments rumored to eliminate cancer, including ivermectin, Fenbendazole, methylene blue and hydrochloride.
Methylene blue is not only a prescribed FDA-approved medication, but research has also been done into its purported antioxidant and preventative benefits, and its use as a treatment for cellular dysfunction, cancer, Alzheimer’s, depression and more.
“RFK Jr putting Methylene Blue in his water while flying is prime we’re so back,” one user wrote on X, adding claims that, “MB while flying – Mitigates any radiation burden – Protects against oxidative stress – Anti viral so you don’t catch a cold – Boosts autophagy if fasting on flight.”
RFK’s use of the drug emphasizes his knowledge in preventative medicine and underscores his commitment to health – both essential qualities to have in a US Health and Human Services Secretary.