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Sports Research via Amazon[amazon.com] has 60-Count Sports Research Molecular Hydrogen Water Tablets on sale for $39.95 - 20% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save - 50% off when you apply promo code MHYDRO50 at checkout = $11.98. Shipping is free.
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Or you could just buy one of those electrolysis water bottles and have this infinitely
These bottles are a complete scam (not sure what these tablets are supposed to do, really either tbh). There isn't nearly enough electricity for electrolysis.
This company makes a hundred different versions of snake oil. Remember that a "certification" that confirms the contents are what they say they are has NOTHING to do with whether those contents are actually a good idea to consume.
These bottles are a complete scam (not sure what these tablets are supposed to do, really either tbh). There isn't nearly enough electricity for electrolysis.
Its a chemical reaction between magnesium and water to create hydrogen gas. Its normally super slow with water but they include a bunch of random acids that speed up the process in creating magnesium oxide and magnesium hydroxide and probably a bunch of other magnesium compounds with the acids... I have no idea the point of it but it does create hydrogen gas as a byproduct. I guess if you want a little bit of magnesium with flamable bubbles?
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"molecular hydrogen" supplements are largely wellness-culture bullshit with a massive side of marketing markup. While there is some legitimate, preliminary clinical research into molecular hydrogen (H_2) as an antioxidant for reducing oxidative stress, dropping a pill into water to get it is highly inefficient and mostly useless for a few basic scientific reasons:
Basic Physics: Hydrogen is the smallest, lightest element in the universe. It does not like staying trapped in open water; it rapidly escapes into the atmosphere. Unless you chug the water the absolute millisecond the tablet finishes dissolving, you're mostly just hydrating your room's air.
The "Antioxidant" Overhype: The marketing claims it targets inflammation and cellular health. In reality, your own gut bacteria already produce liters of hydrogen gas every single day through standard digestion. Adding a micro-dose from a dissolved tablet is like throwing a cup of water into the ocean.
The Real Active Ingredient: Look at the box—it explicitly states it contains 80 mg of Magnesium per tablet. Magnesium is highly bioavailable and actually does things like aid muscle relaxation and metabolic function.
You aren't paying $12 (marked down from a laughable $40) for groundbreaking molecular gas; you're paying for a basic magnesium supplement disguised as futuristic tech. If you want magnesium, buy standard magnesium glycinate or citrate for a fraction of the cost and skip the fizzing gimmick.
This is the biggest SCAM since pet rocks in the 1980s. Absolutely no science to back these fraudulent claims. NONE! But, if you like wasting money, you can also purchase 'Hydrogen' water bottles selling for $300-$500!
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"molecular hydrogen" supplements are largely wellness-culture bullshit with a massive side of marketing markup. While there is some legitimate, preliminary clinical research into molecular hydrogen (H_2) as an antioxidant for reducing oxidative stress, dropping a pill into water to get it is highly inefficient and mostly useless for a few basic scientific reasons:
Basic Physics: Hydrogen is the smallest, lightest element in the universe. It does not like staying trapped in open water; it rapidly escapes into the atmosphere. Unless you chug the water the absolute millisecond the tablet finishes dissolving, you're mostly just hydrating your room's air.
The "Antioxidant" Overhype: The marketing claims it targets inflammation and cellular health. In reality, your own gut bacteria already produce liters of hydrogen gas every single day through standard digestion. Adding a micro-dose from a dissolved tablet is like throwing a cup of water into the ocean.
The Real Active Ingredient: Look at the box—it explicitly states it contains 80 mg of Magnesium per tablet. Magnesium is highly bioavailable and actually does things like aid muscle relaxation and metabolic function.
You aren't paying $12 (marked down from a laughable $40) for groundbreaking molecular gas; you're paying for a basic magnesium supplement disguised as futuristic tech. If you want magnesium, buy standard magnesium glycinate or citrate for a fraction of the cost and skip the fizzing gimmick.
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Basic Physics: Hydrogen is the smallest, lightest element in the universe. It does not like staying trapped in open water; it rapidly escapes into the atmosphere. Unless you chug the water the absolute millisecond the tablet finishes dissolving, you're mostly just hydrating your room's air.
The "Antioxidant" Overhype: The marketing claims it targets inflammation and cellular health. In reality, your own gut bacteria already produce liters of hydrogen gas every single day through standard digestion. Adding a micro-dose from a dissolved tablet is like throwing a cup of water into the ocean.
The Real Active Ingredient: Look at the box—it explicitly states it contains 80 mg of Magnesium per tablet. Magnesium is highly bioavailable and actually does things like aid muscle relaxation and metabolic function.
You aren't paying $12 (marked down from a laughable $40) for groundbreaking molecular gas; you're paying for a basic magnesium supplement disguised as futuristic tech. If you want magnesium, buy standard magnesium glycinate or citrate for a fraction of the cost and skip the fizzing gimmick.
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Basic Physics: Hydrogen is the smallest, lightest element in the universe. It does not like staying trapped in open water; it rapidly escapes into the atmosphere. Unless you chug the water the absolute millisecond the tablet finishes dissolving, you're mostly just hydrating your room's air.
The "Antioxidant" Overhype: The marketing claims it targets inflammation and cellular health. In reality, your own gut bacteria already produce liters of hydrogen gas every single day through standard digestion. Adding a micro-dose from a dissolved tablet is like throwing a cup of water into the ocean.
The Real Active Ingredient: Look at the box—it explicitly states it contains 80 mg of Magnesium per tablet. Magnesium is highly bioavailable and actually does things like aid muscle relaxation and metabolic function.
You aren't paying $12 (marked down from a laughable $40) for groundbreaking molecular gas; you're paying for a basic magnesium supplement disguised as futuristic tech. If you want magnesium, buy standard magnesium glycinate or citrate for a fraction of the cost and skip the fizzing gimmick.
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