Hydrogen Enrichment Disk - Pack of 5

Usually, water contains hydrogen. A molecule of ordinary water consists of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom, and they are strongly bound together. If we take HYDROGEN WATER, then there is molecular hydrogen H2, which is free and not bound, and this is not at all the same as H20.

You can keep the disk in water for up to 12 hours, but it’s best to replace the water every few hours for optimal hydrogen concentration.

If the disk is left in water for too long without use, the reaction will gradually slow down and reduce its lifespan.

You can warm it slightly, but do not exceed 50°C (122°F).

Higher temperatures cause hydrogen gas to evaporate, reducing its effectiveness.

For best results, drink your hydrogen water cold or at room temperature.

Yes — just rinse it occasionally with clean water and avoid leaving it in liquid for long periods when not in use.

Each disk is designed for up to 3 months of daily use (around 300–350 litres of water), depending on water quality and usage frequency.

The most common way to produce molecular hydrogen is:

1. Chemical reaction of water with metals (usually magnesium) or metal hydrides; This is the technology used in Living Aqua products. It is the most natural process.,

The magnesium–water reaction is the most natural and practical way to create hydrogen-enriched water.

2. Electrolysis of water – splitting water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity.

Free radicals are very active, even aggressive, molecules that have an unpaired electron at the outer level. They seek to attach the electron they lack, entering into reactions with many substances, including cell membranes, fats, proteins and even DNA. The most aggressive and toxic for the human body is the hydroxyl radical OH.

These active compounds are capable of destroying human cells, tissues and organs. Damage to cellular structures by oxidants is called oxidative stress. Its consequences are not very favorable for the body.

Although hydrogen water can occur naturally, its concentration in natural sources is very low. The only known natural sources of hydrogen water are hot springs in Japan, Korea, Mexico, and other parts of the world, which contain high concentrations of hydrogen and other minerals. In these springs, hydrogen water is formed as a result of the reaction of water with hot gases, such as hydrogen sulfide, found deep in the Earth. Although some hot springs in Ukraine contain various minerals and trace elements, the presence of high concentrations of hydrogen in these springs is unknown.

In medicine, one of the most important parameters of liquids for humans is its “charge”, which is defined as the redox potential. For long healthy longevity, such a charge must be negative. All human cells and the internal environment (blood, lymph and tissue fluid) have a negative redox potential: from -50 to - 150 mV.

When consuming hydrogen water with a negative ORP, the body does NOT spend energy on the transformation of this water, it is completely absorbed, and the accumulated (stored) energy is used to prolong the life of cells and tissues of the body.