Hydrogen Water
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Makes a change to be talking about this and not in relation to "the future of motoring".
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/hydrogen-wate...
https://aquatiere.co.uk/why-hydrogen-water/
Does anyone make a conscious effort to drink it daily? Felt any benefits? Is it a load of rubbish?
Came up in conversation in the office today, with one of the lads swearing by it.
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/hydrogen-wate...
https://aquatiere.co.uk/why-hydrogen-water/
Does anyone make a conscious effort to drink it daily? Felt any benefits? Is it a load of rubbish?
Came up in conversation in the office today, with one of the lads swearing by it.
Chromegrill said:
Sounds as plausible at a molecular level as those people who will charge a fortune to fit a magnet to your fuel line to supposedly boost fuel consumption, yet remain tightlipped about the mechanism of action when it's pointed out to them that petrol isn't magnetic.
I'm also reminded of those 'catalyst' things in a wire mesh bag that you were to put in the fuel tank that were advertised in "Motoring & Leisure" etc. Utter b
ks but no doubt they sold plenty of them.
gangzoom said:
"Hydrogen water is marketed to decrease inflammation, boost athletic performance, and even slow your aging process."
Ahh yes, unlike that normal water which gets me so inflamed, ruins my athletic performance and makes me look old...The only way hydrogen will slow down your aging process is if you put it in a rocket and send yourself speeding through space at relativistic speeds...
It's a con, I know a chap who swears by it and tried to be a distributor trying to rope others in to what's pretty close to a pyramid scheme.
He was convinced that alkali water was the answer to all his problems when in reality not being an alcoholic chain smoker would have had far better results than anything else on the planet.
He was convinced that alkali water was the answer to all his problems when in reality not being an alcoholic chain smoker would have had far better results than anything else on the planet.
Someone recently introduced me to the concept of 'structured water' also known as 'hexagonal water', where the water molecules get stacked in a particular way after passing through a magnetic field and vortexing.
I have never heard of such clap trap. The person was quite serious though enquiring if I would work on a project that included this. No.
The comparison with the fuel line magnet that an earlier poster was what immediately came to mind. Whilst you have to keep an open mind in science, you also need evidence. The only evidence is people wanting to make money from nothing.
I have never heard of such clap trap. The person was quite serious though enquiring if I would work on a project that included this. No.
The comparison with the fuel line magnet that an earlier poster was what immediately came to mind. Whilst you have to keep an open mind in science, you also need evidence. The only evidence is people wanting to make money from nothing.
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