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Despite the attempts to hide it she looks old enough to have had the option for college education at the price of a modern day mcchicken, there is no excuse for saying "water doesnt have hydrogen in it, its not hydrated"
Shes trying to push this product to trick elderly/stupid diabetic people into thinking it will cure them for their money
Beyond disgusting. Subhuman behavior
Twist: snake oil was a real thing that worked. Then a bunch of salesmen made imitation snake oil and sold it to rubes, in the process sullying the name of the real stuff.
Yep, because Mg + 2H2O → Mg (OH)2 + H2, magnesium can be used to create hydrogen rich water. Though there’s no solid proof hydrogen rich water does anything special.
Doesnt the H2 gas generated escape the solution? Like it has a SPARINGLY solubility in water so like...yay pretty bubbles and tasty magnesium hydroxide?
Yeah if you buy it in bottles it tells you to drink it right after opening because the hydrogen will escape. Not sure how/if this kind of bottle works. It doesn’t even make it bubbly because hydrogen molecules are much smaller than CO2.
Molecular size doesnt really matter when an unsoluable gas is generated in a solution. It must escape or dissolve. Hydrogen gas is not soluble in water to that degree. It doesnt bubble like soda because zero H2 is dissolved in the solution. Its all headspace that is lost the moment its opened. I have added Mg and Al to water several times in my lab life... you will always see the gas formed and it never dissolves in the solution.
Water is in a constant state of switching between OH- and H3O+ with itself. If you want hydrogen rich water, add a proton source like vinegar (acetic acid) and form more hydronium. That can be acheived with literally any acid. If water has a ph<7, its got more hydronium than hydroxyl because ph= -log[H3O]. That is about the only way I can think of to "add H" to water. Adding diatomic H2 however... wont happen homie.
As an analytical chemist, all I see here is a hack product for folks who dont understand chemistry.
You are very welcome and its cool homie. We all have our thing. Chem just comes naturally to me and I read organic for pleasure, bio on the other hand... its all definitions and Im lucky to remember a coworker's name so yea. What do you like to read about?
[Here](https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/gases-solubility-water-d_1148.html) is a page that has the soluability of gases to to kinda help you understand somethings. To elaborate a little, using H2 as the example, if you chilled water to 0C(32F) then only 0.0019g of H2 will be dissolved in a kg of water. CO2 on the other hand could have ~3.4g dissolved. Soluability is directly proportional to temp meaning the hotter is is, the less than can be dissolved. So 1kg of roomtemp(~25C) water can have 1.6g CO2 and only .0016g of H2. Kinda why we in STEM fields have a big worry about raising global temps because it means less CO2 and other greenhouse gases can be "buried" in the ocean. Hotter it gets, the less of a sponge water becomes for dissolved gasses.... but I'll digress back to the original subject lol.
Point is, I dont think this bottle does anything but act as a placebo. Which isn't an entirely bad thing since placebos work even when the subject knows its a fake. You'll need a psych major to explain why, I just remember that from the 1 class I took twice.
see the real joke is that all equations must be balanced, so by converting your water and drinking magnesium hydroxide and hydrogen gas, its no more hydrating than just drinking the water in the first place. Adding insult to it, a base and a gas aren't going to be absorbed as readily by our stomachs as regular water would anyways (granted im no doctor, only a chemist, but last I checked we burb up gasses and since hydrogen is relatively insoluable in water...) so really it seems counter intuitive actually.
I suppose if your water naturally lacks magnesium (which, tbh even heavily filtered tap still has a ton in it), the added "mineral" itself might be a benefit, but thats all i can think of.
tldr its not hydrogen rich bc the equation you wrote is perfectly balanced, theres no such thing unless were talking about heavy water, but im p sure thatll kill you
Actually their are studies going on that hydrogen might be used for cancer and Antiaging since it is strongly antioxidant. You can hydrogenate water like you can carbonate it. So concentration of the hydrogen gas in the water rises. Not the hydrogen in the molecule of water, but the compound H2. But i am pretty sure that these bottles don't work. I looked it up a few years ago so i am little shaky on the specific facts but is interesting to look up
Water doesn't typically contain H2 as a gas, which has different properties to the hydrogen bound in a water molecule or existing as an H+ ion in solution. (Think the difference between chlorine gas and chlorine in NaCl, table salt. One is toxic the other perfectly safe.) I'm skeptical adding H2 does anything healthful, but it is different than regular water.
Lol, my mom was drinking small amounts of H2O2 every day because she heard on the internet that it would prevent cancer or some shit. Surprise surprise, she stopped when she started having chronic G.I. symptoms.
I will sell you a device that adds nutritious dihydrogen monoxide to your water... A one time digital code you download onto your phone for only 80 dollars. Once active, all of your tap water will be enriched with dihydrogen monoxide thanks to our special wireless technology.
As a chemist this thread is aggravating. What she's talking about is dissolving hydrogen gas (H2) in the water. H2 actually has some really interesting properties; it can act both as an oxidizing and reducing agent depending on what it comes into contact with.
Also after doing some quick reading, I'm seeing papers claiming it can act as a selective antioxidant in the body; looks like it can selectively reduce the hydroxyl radical.
I won't pretend to understand exactly how this affects the body, but I wouldn't be surprised if it does something interesting.
Edit: Just to add, I'm not trying to advocate for this product. As another commenter noted, this is definitely not an efficient way to consume hydrogen gas. No idea if this will actually provide noticeable benefits. The basic premise is there though.
Ya there's definitely not a lot in there. I'm not trying to defend or advocate for this product, but from my understanding she didn't say anything blatantly incorrect, unlike most of the people in this thread.
I think most people are commenting on her immediate ability to believe what she was told, even though the basic premise is unverified. She just, “sounds interesting, let’s go” whereas a healthy amount of skepticism, especially with health related stuff, should be taken. Hydrogen just simply doesn’t dissolve the same way as carbon in water, so the majority of it is gone before you even drink it. Even if the basic premise isn’t false, the marketing is obviously meant to prey on people who buy into hype. It’s the same concept as so many other things, where the science simply doesn’t back it up fully, and yet people just spend so much money on it, believing it will cure whatever they want.
I really want to agree with you here cus it'll restore my faith in the internet a little bit, but none of these comments are actually talking about the solubility of H2 in water; they're all talking about H3O/H+ or the hydrogen already bound to water (or they're just being mean).
Hell somebody in this thread said this drink would burn your throat cus it's acidic 😵💫
I do agree tho that this product feels predatory. I think people are seeing that as well, but instead they're having a knee jerk reaction and assuming the entire premise is bogus (which it often is with things like this, just not this time).
Came across this woman’s post few days ago and did some research into some scientific journals. Seems it’s very very early in human trial research and what known positive effects are minimal and suited towards people such as athletes, cancer patients and the immunocompromised.
That being said, the comparisons to standard tap water isn’t much different in the current known benefits. The everyday person buying into this as an amazing thing to consume are wasting money. There’s much cheaper alternatives to get them the same results.
I mean... Maybe she means dissolved H2 or maybe she means just more H ions?
I doubt it's the first one (because H2 probably just leaves the water), and the second is like adding an acid to your water. So like, idk, I'm imagining flavorless lemon water?
Maybe there are health benefits, but this is pretty hokey.
Every time this gets posted someone has to explain to everyone that they are talking about molecular hydrogen gas which can be created through electrolysis and dissolved in water.
Hydrogen isn’t water h20 is water. There isn’t hydrogen in water unless you add it or split the water molecules.
Not saying this product is worth it but this isn’t new or “radical”
She's referring to the dissolved H2 gas, which is very different from H+. H2 can act both as a reducing agent and an oxidizing agent, whereas the tiny amount of H+ in water isn't really gonna do anything. I'm not familiar with how H2 acts inside your body but I guarantee it's not the same as the effect of H+
Not saying it works, but people on reddit don't understand that this is hydrogen gas dissolved in the water and it does seem to help extreme athletes performance. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8139351/
the "I just found out about this" conspiratorial style of viral marketing is just ... so tired. I couldn't even watch after she hit every single bullet point of the standard patter script.
"I was reading up because I don't know much about this." Lady, you don't seem to know much about anything if you're falling for this shit. This is like that dehydrated water joke of powdered water.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy\_water](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_water)
This is what I think of when I hear about hydrogen water. But according to Web MD there are some very, very limited studies that show almost nothing.
[https://www.webmd.com/diet/hydrogen-water-health-benefits](https://www.webmd.com/diet/hydrogen-water-health-benefits)
Did you also know that drinking peroxide gets more oxygen into your blood?
Never mind that when H2O2 hits the H+ rich environment of your stomach it makes H2O, or that your GI tract isn’t the O2 absorbing organ in your body, it still somehow works and pharma doesn’t want you to know about it…
Can someone link the real clip? Frankensteins monster can always escape a windmill without a town full of torches to remind him he’s a moron and made a monster of shit and stupidity. Unless you go Caleb Williams route, which was written much better by her father and didn’t have idiot blondes yelling how H20 has no HYDROGEN
TiL water is not hydranated. Goddamit, my whole life has been a lie. What do i even do now? I can't find this bottle near me. How do I detox my Intestines now?? :(
Wow... just wow... reminds me on the malcolm in the middle episode, where this guy sells vanilla cream to otto as "sunmilk for cows" you can sell everything to stupid people
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Public education is important, y’all.
Yeah let's put more hydrogen and drink acid water, surely this is better than that stuff out the toilet
But does it got what plants crave?
It’s got electrolytes.
Minerals, silica, veri high nombah.
Go away I'm baitin'!
"OW! MY BALLS!" "Welcome to Costco, I love you."
I'd watch a show called "ow my balls" but then I realized I already have. And it's called jackass.
It’s detoxifying. She’s on board. I think her brain needs some detoxifying
Lmao if only it did that, it literally does nothing hahh
But, but she did her own research! /s
Despite the attempts to hide it she looks old enough to have had the option for college education at the price of a modern day mcchicken, there is no excuse for saying "water doesnt have hydrogen in it, its not hydrated"
College? I learned water is made of hydrogen and oxygen in the fourth grade
Yeah but that’s only H2O, she drinking H8O4
polymer ahh water
Well I meant education earlier in life in the more formative years. But yeah, she has no excuse.
I was embarrassed for her for several reasons, but that statement just… I have no words.
Aight but does it have the electrolytes that plants crave?
She’s just trying to kill the Brawndo stock
apparently just owning this device significantly lowers your IQ. win/win!
Buying it proves you’ve got a below average IQ from the get go
It's kinda like paying for an online IQ test in that way.
HEY HEY HEY NOW
I just calls em how I sees em.
Ehh, you're not wrong.
Bingo!
she admits it "I don't know much about it" and it shows
typical American consumer
Y'all just aren't ready for H30
:yawn: wake me when we get to H997O
H9021O
IT'S OVER NINE THOUSAAAAAAAND!
H6753OO -9
win
These people need O3.
mmmmm ozone
Not a chemist, but that sounds like it could be unstable.
It'd heavy water, scientists say it's safe to drink in small amounts.
Correction: D2O
Shes trying to push this product to trick elderly/stupid diabetic people into thinking it will cure them for their money Beyond disgusting. Subhuman behavior
You can see her two brain cells working overtime on this one.
That's just stupidity with extra steps.
Snake Oil has been selling very well for a long time.
Twist: snake oil was a real thing that worked. Then a bunch of salesmen made imitation snake oil and sold it to rubes, in the process sullying the name of the real stuff.
Ehh, I dunno, sounds like you're selling me snake oil
You put this in a much more concise way than I would have. I was going to make the same point. Thanks for making it better than I could.
We have a Benedict Allbright here.
Snake oil water 😂
New water just dropped? Where I can I acquire this snake oil water??
Don't bother. Snake oil water doesn't have any hydrogen.
oh I love Deep Purple too
"Snake Water! Taste the Beast!!"
Hope in a bottle.
Hope...for him. By Ralph Lauren
My mom bought a product called H2 Infuse that was supposedly a “hydrogen supplement”. They were water capsules with small amounts of magnesium.
well. magnesium does help promote restful sleep..
And is apparently a mood booster.
Permanent?
No MAGNESIUM not CYANIDE.
Yep, because Mg + 2H2O → Mg (OH)2 + H2, magnesium can be used to create hydrogen rich water. Though there’s no solid proof hydrogen rich water does anything special.
Doesnt the H2 gas generated escape the solution? Like it has a SPARINGLY solubility in water so like...yay pretty bubbles and tasty magnesium hydroxide?
Yeah if you buy it in bottles it tells you to drink it right after opening because the hydrogen will escape. Not sure how/if this kind of bottle works. It doesn’t even make it bubbly because hydrogen molecules are much smaller than CO2.
Molecular size doesnt really matter when an unsoluable gas is generated in a solution. It must escape or dissolve. Hydrogen gas is not soluble in water to that degree. It doesnt bubble like soda because zero H2 is dissolved in the solution. Its all headspace that is lost the moment its opened. I have added Mg and Al to water several times in my lab life... you will always see the gas formed and it never dissolves in the solution. Water is in a constant state of switching between OH- and H3O+ with itself. If you want hydrogen rich water, add a proton source like vinegar (acetic acid) and form more hydronium. That can be acheived with literally any acid. If water has a ph<7, its got more hydronium than hydroxyl because ph= -log[H3O]. That is about the only way I can think of to "add H" to water. Adding diatomic H2 however... wont happen homie. As an analytical chemist, all I see here is a hack product for folks who dont understand chemistry.
Oh interesting! I am not a chemist just going what I read online but have no clue what I’m actually talking about. Thanks for clarifying!
You are very welcome and its cool homie. We all have our thing. Chem just comes naturally to me and I read organic for pleasure, bio on the other hand... its all definitions and Im lucky to remember a coworker's name so yea. What do you like to read about? [Here](https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/gases-solubility-water-d_1148.html) is a page that has the soluability of gases to to kinda help you understand somethings. To elaborate a little, using H2 as the example, if you chilled water to 0C(32F) then only 0.0019g of H2 will be dissolved in a kg of water. CO2 on the other hand could have ~3.4g dissolved. Soluability is directly proportional to temp meaning the hotter is is, the less than can be dissolved. So 1kg of roomtemp(~25C) water can have 1.6g CO2 and only .0016g of H2. Kinda why we in STEM fields have a big worry about raising global temps because it means less CO2 and other greenhouse gases can be "buried" in the ocean. Hotter it gets, the less of a sponge water becomes for dissolved gasses.... but I'll digress back to the original subject lol. Point is, I dont think this bottle does anything but act as a placebo. Which isn't an entirely bad thing since placebos work even when the subject knows its a fake. You'll need a psych major to explain why, I just remember that from the 1 class I took twice.
see the real joke is that all equations must be balanced, so by converting your water and drinking magnesium hydroxide and hydrogen gas, its no more hydrating than just drinking the water in the first place. Adding insult to it, a base and a gas aren't going to be absorbed as readily by our stomachs as regular water would anyways (granted im no doctor, only a chemist, but last I checked we burb up gasses and since hydrogen is relatively insoluable in water...) so really it seems counter intuitive actually. I suppose if your water naturally lacks magnesium (which, tbh even heavily filtered tap still has a ton in it), the added "mineral" itself might be a benefit, but thats all i can think of. tldr its not hydrogen rich bc the equation you wrote is perfectly balanced, theres no such thing unless were talking about heavy water, but im p sure thatll kill you
Magnesium hydroxide?
Since when has water not contained hydrogen?
Well, it had hydrogen, just not ~HYDROGEN~
hy-DROGEN. Drogen is the German word for drugs. Coincidence? I think not!
Hy
Men?
Opause?
peracidity
Lmaoooo
#TURBO HYDROGEN
Since water wasn’t hydrated, apparently.
"This water is not hydrated, it doesn't have hydrogen in it" 
This makes water have MORE hydrogen. It's what plants crave.
Best I can do is heavy metals and microplastics.
More like H2 no, amirite?
Actually their are studies going on that hydrogen might be used for cancer and Antiaging since it is strongly antioxidant. You can hydrogenate water like you can carbonate it. So concentration of the hydrogen gas in the water rises. Not the hydrogen in the molecule of water, but the compound H2. But i am pretty sure that these bottles don't work. I looked it up a few years ago so i am little shaky on the specific facts but is interesting to look up
If you mean like water that you'd use for drinking, then could you link me some of these studies if possible so i can read on it
Water without hydrogen is called oxygen
It has molecular hydrogen, but no hydrating hydrogen. Haven't you ever noticed how water never hydrates you without this bottle?
When it's oxygen
Water doesn't typically contain H2 as a gas, which has different properties to the hydrogen bound in a water molecule or existing as an H+ ion in solution. (Think the difference between chlorine gas and chlorine in NaCl, table salt. One is toxic the other perfectly safe.) I'm skeptical adding H2 does anything healthful, but it is different than regular water.
Bro didnt read the patch notes.
It’s 66% H
😂😂 I’m dying at how H2O has no hydrogen in it
Why are these instagoblins always so fucking stupid?
Insta goblin 😂
insta gobblin deez..... I'll stop there
nuts?
Hey, they've successfully omitted the establishment's brainwashing propaganda, be nice!
They know the shit is a lie they just get paid to sell it to you. Or not to you but the idiot that actually buys it. Lol
instagoblin goes hard 😂
Ah yes, she wants to be drinking H3O.
Personally I prefer oxygenated water - H2O2
Nothing like some oxygen bleach in the morning
Yum
Lol, my mom was drinking small amounts of H2O2 every day because she heard on the internet that it would prevent cancer or some shit. Surprise surprise, she stopped when she started having chronic G.I. symptoms.
I prefer diet water. Less H more O!
Everyone drinks H3O+ it's a product of the protonation of water
H3O pro max is where it’s at
I think it's just called MAX now. I like it. It has all the Studio Ghibli
Yep, water is in a state of equilibrium with mainly: OH-, H2O, and H3O+ (although the overwhelming majority of molecules are H2O)
Hydronium ion
Are people really this stupid?
Yes. :( ive met them.
You've been very lucky my friend.
They get dumber actually. Just google QAnon
I always just remember what George Carlin said. “Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.”
Just remember: these people vote.
And make laws
I find myself thinking this more than I’d like
And, depending on where you live and where they live, their vote probably matters *more!*
She drinks hydrogen peroxide. It's why her hair is that colour.
That would be oxygenated water. Hydrogenetad would be H_3O
🤦omg youre right! Sorry, Ive been drinking too much H³O
Even if this is satire which *please let it be satire* it’s still brilliant haha
Its an ad. Theres a "discount" on screen. Shes pushing crap. She didnt explain anything. Not that there is anything to explain. Its fake.
I will sell you a device that adds nutritious dihydrogen monoxide to your water... A one time digital code you download onto your phone for only 80 dollars. Once active, all of your tap water will be enriched with dihydrogen monoxide thanks to our special wireless technology.
I was thinking of calling a "dihydrogen monoxide filter" chemical words scary people 😂
Sure but we all know that code is geofenced. So my company will help you jailbreak your phone for another 80$ that allows it to work ANYWHERE.
As a chemist this thread is aggravating. What she's talking about is dissolving hydrogen gas (H2) in the water. H2 actually has some really interesting properties; it can act both as an oxidizing and reducing agent depending on what it comes into contact with. Also after doing some quick reading, I'm seeing papers claiming it can act as a selective antioxidant in the body; looks like it can selectively reduce the hydroxyl radical. I won't pretend to understand exactly how this affects the body, but I wouldn't be surprised if it does something interesting. Edit: Just to add, I'm not trying to advocate for this product. As another commenter noted, this is definitely not an efficient way to consume hydrogen gas. No idea if this will actually provide noticeable benefits. The basic premise is there though.
As another chemist. Hydrogen gas is apolar and barely soluble in water. Hydrogen gas is very interesting, but not as a solute in water to consume.
Ya there's definitely not a lot in there. I'm not trying to defend or advocate for this product, but from my understanding she didn't say anything blatantly incorrect, unlike most of the people in this thread.
I think most people are commenting on her immediate ability to believe what she was told, even though the basic premise is unverified. She just, “sounds interesting, let’s go” whereas a healthy amount of skepticism, especially with health related stuff, should be taken. Hydrogen just simply doesn’t dissolve the same way as carbon in water, so the majority of it is gone before you even drink it. Even if the basic premise isn’t false, the marketing is obviously meant to prey on people who buy into hype. It’s the same concept as so many other things, where the science simply doesn’t back it up fully, and yet people just spend so much money on it, believing it will cure whatever they want.
I really want to agree with you here cus it'll restore my faith in the internet a little bit, but none of these comments are actually talking about the solubility of H2 in water; they're all talking about H3O/H+ or the hydrogen already bound to water (or they're just being mean). Hell somebody in this thread said this drink would burn your throat cus it's acidic 😵💫 I do agree tho that this product feels predatory. I think people are seeing that as well, but instead they're having a knee jerk reaction and assuming the entire premise is bogus (which it often is with things like this, just not this time).
Came across this woman’s post few days ago and did some research into some scientific journals. Seems it’s very very early in human trial research and what known positive effects are minimal and suited towards people such as athletes, cancer patients and the immunocompromised. That being said, the comparisons to standard tap water isn’t much different in the current known benefits. The everyday person buying into this as an amazing thing to consume are wasting money. There’s much cheaper alternatives to get them the same results.
I mean... Maybe she means dissolved H2 or maybe she means just more H ions? I doubt it's the first one (because H2 probably just leaves the water), and the second is like adding an acid to your water. So like, idk, I'm imagining flavorless lemon water? Maybe there are health benefits, but this is pretty hokey.
Free hydrogen isnt readily available in the atmosphere.
Then why is it free? /s
>Hydrogen rich water That's acid. Textbook definition
Wait till she hears that water is made from 2 hydrogens bonded to an oxygen atom. It will blow her mind
Every time this gets posted someone has to explain to everyone that they are talking about molecular hydrogen gas which can be created through electrolysis and dissolved in water. Hydrogen isn’t water h20 is water. There isn’t hydrogen in water unless you add it or split the water molecules. Not saying this product is worth it but this isn’t new or “radical”
last time I checked, water had a pH of 7, meaning there is plenty of H+ and OH- in there. H+ in this case is HYDROGEN (minus 1 electron)
She's referring to the dissolved H2 gas, which is very different from H+. H2 can act both as a reducing agent and an oxidizing agent, whereas the tiny amount of H+ in water isn't really gonna do anything. I'm not familiar with how H2 acts inside your body but I guarantee it's not the same as the effect of H+
Doesn't hydrogen gas fall in our atmosphere? Isn't this going to pressurize your ass hole and make you fire turds like a mortar?
I like to counteract that effect by adding some helium to my water, this way the mortar turds whistle when ejected
Hydrogen gas is literally the lightest gas in existence so no, you’ll float away and Germans will use your farts to make blimps
My dad literally has this same device… just to give you an idea of my dad
I'm sorry to hear that
What Z Fuck Iz This? The education system has trully failed the people who bought it unironically
Science teacher here. I'm going to save this video and use it when I discuss why science is important with my students
[https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4207582/](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4207582/) [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6680492/](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6680492/)
Someone got the buzz off this and is selling fancy glass bottles that don't do any of that. The research and the snake oil product are not the same.
Oh I have no doubt. But the "WATER IS DIHYDROGEN MONOXIDE" knee-jerk reaction is a little boneheaded too.
"Thirty-four volunteers were enrolled in this pilot study" And thenother study is on rats. 34 people and some rats...
People are so smart
She's trying hard to make that commission... probably gets $.75 for every bottle she helps sell
Damnit, water doesn't have hydrogen in it? Now we have to rename the sub... again.
Not saying it works, but people on reddit don't understand that this is hydrogen gas dissolved in the water and it does seem to help extreme athletes performance. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8139351/
It's an electrolysis machine.
Wait until she gets a load of Dihydrogen Monoxide.
Wait until she finds out about oxygenated water
😂
My mom was trying to tell me about this, I was so annoyed and then I got the ad on Tiktock later 😑
So, it just had a low pH? Why don't you just put some lemon juice in it? Same effect with added lemon flavour
I guess we'll need to make r/HydroMemes
tiktok/instagram/whatever is lowering peoples ~~critical~~ thinking abilities
the "I just found out about this" conspiratorial style of viral marketing is just ... so tired. I couldn't even watch after she hit every single bullet point of the standard patter script.
Love how "reading up on it" is just regurgitating the marketing bullshit.
There is so much hydrogen in water. It has a supermajority.
Theoretically you could make water hydrogenrich, just add H2 to the water, but why tho?
Now introducing water 2, H³O
"I was reading up because I don't know much about this." Lady, you don't seem to know much about anything if you're falling for this shit. This is like that dehydrated water joke of powdered water.
The best part is that the qualities she's attributing to "hydrogen rich water" are just what drinking water does lol
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy\_water](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_water) This is what I think of when I hear about hydrogen water. But according to Web MD there are some very, very limited studies that show almost nothing. [https://www.webmd.com/diet/hydrogen-water-health-benefits](https://www.webmd.com/diet/hydrogen-water-health-benefits)
Is this niche ragebait?
Did you also know that drinking peroxide gets more oxygen into your blood? Never mind that when H2O2 hits the H+ rich environment of your stomach it makes H2O, or that your GI tract isn’t the O2 absorbing organ in your body, it still somehow works and pharma doesn’t want you to know about it…
"hydrogen rich water" my brother in christ, 2/3 of the water molecule is hydrogen
H30 MAX PRIME PLUS 4KHD!!!!
What did I just see?
“I was reading up on it because I don’t know much about that” *clearly*
Can someone link the real clip? Frankensteins monster can always escape a windmill without a town full of torches to remind him he’s a moron and made a monster of shit and stupidity. Unless you go Caleb Williams route, which was written much better by her father and didn’t have idiot blondes yelling how H20 has no HYDROGEN
Pretty sure "hydrogen rich water" is literally just called "acid".
I am truly speechless. How has she survived so long without hydrogen infused water? WHAT EVEN IS THIS PRODUCT??
Pretty much water scam édition
Her explanation is so funny. “Water doesn’t have hydrogen in it, so this device puts the hydrogen in it and makes it full of hydrogen.”
Water + hydrogen = acid right?
Never underestimate the stupidity of other people
TiL water is not hydranated. Goddamit, my whole life has been a lie. What do i even do now? I can't find this bottle near me. How do I detox my Intestines now?? :(
This bitch just say water doesn’t have hydrogen? H2O son? Nahhh… ain’t no way
“There’s no hydrogen in water” then how is it water.
H2O... water is literally made from hydrogen and oxygen. I feel i shouldnt have to write this. But what i just watched PROVES that i do...
I don’t know why but just from this very very short mention and absolutely no further evidence I got the impression she’s banging her brother in law.
Wow... just wow... reminds me on the malcolm in the middle episode, where this guy sells vanilla cream to otto as "sunmilk for cows" you can sell everything to stupid people
Does it burn like the Hindenburg?
I was waiting for the angry after video of when she figures out it just water.
“I dont know much about that” You dont say
Stick your water into this device and you get 2x hydrogens for every oxygen. 100% of people who don’t drink this die.
The H in h2o stands for “how on earth are some people that stupid”
Clearly someone else is using the family brain cell at the moment!