Oral & Gum Health

Methylene Blue can support everyday oral and gum wellness by acting as a redox mediator in tissues—helping maintain efficient cellular energy and a calmer oxidative environment along the gumline. Many people use small, label-directed amounts systemically and pair with light-based oral routines to complement daily brushing and flossing. If exploring topical use, keep concentrations extremely low, avoid staining by rinsing thoroughly, and consult your dentist first. Choose high-purity, third-party–tested MB; start low, track response, and avoid use with serotonergic meds (SSRIs/MAOIs) or in G6PD deficiency. General wellness guidance—follow product directions.

Urolithin A & B can support everyday oral and gum wellness by improving cellular “housekeeping” and energy balance in barrier tissues. Urolithin A promotes mitophagy—clearing worn mitochondria to help gum cells run more efficiently—while Urolithin B complements with support for protein synthesis and tissue integrity along the gumline. Practical use: choose clinically studied forms, take daily with food, and pair with brushing/flossing, mineral-rich toothpaste, and light-based oral routines. Track changes over 4–8 weeks. General wellness guidance—follow label directions and check for interactions.

Carbon 60 (C60) is positioned as a recovery-forward antioxidant that helps buffer exercise-induced oxidative stress, supporting steadier energy output and less “next-day drag.” Its soccer-ball–shaped fullerene can scavenge free radicals and stabilize cell membranes, which athletes use to backstop heavy training blocks and maintain consistency. Choose solvent-free, third-party–tested C60 in a stable carrier oil; start low and assess tolerance. Pair with protein, electrolytes, and light-based routines for a simple, durable performance stack.