The Problem With Hydrogen Water Bottles - Ep. 70

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You can view my H2 bottle recommendations here: h2hubb.com/approved-hydrogen-products/

[@AlaskaNavigator]

I followed all those links in your description and they all seemed to say the same thing and links back to the China, and I might be a little CrAzY but I just don't think THEY have our best interest at heart always or never........Also the fact that we just wouldn't be drinking this in nature, so for those reasons I'M OUT!!!!!!

[@esecallum]

surely colder water would hold more hydrogen?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Correct! Hydrogen gas solubility and retention or half-life in water increases with colder water.

[@esecallum]

bubbling it thru water near 1 degree water will make hold more as per solubility curve for hydrogen gas

[@esecallum]

also running the device 2 or 3 times repeatedly/ longer would increase concentration accordingly...

[@robl4479]

I had vid19. I was having problems with cardio in the gym after vid pneumonia. I went to the cardiologist, and pulmonary doctors, they couldn't find a problem. They said it was scaring from vid pneumonia. I bought a hydrogen water bottle, and within 2 weeks i was back to normal. This is my personal experience. Absolutely true.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

We have heard some extraordinary stories regarding molecular hydrogen therapy. That's pretty impressive.

[@cynthiapellusch6960]

Which bottle did you use?

[@nomoreliberties]

Agreed

[@user-lh2xn5iy2p]

That's crazy

[@theurchin65]

I've watched a lot of videos about Hydrogen Water and Hydrogen Water Bottles. This guy just blows them all out of the water (see what I did there). Seriously, you don't need to watch anyone else on this subject....SUBSCRIBED!!

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Thanks so much! Means a lot as we work very hard to be accurate and helpful to people looking for this information.

[@carlosoomano]

He's like that little helpful genie at the bottom of your H2 water bottle ... jovially farting bubbles of assistance into the water of your life 😊 ... 🙄

[@ricktaylor1781]

It would be helpful to see a review of different bottles so we can know what bottles to purchase. Thanks for the great info!!

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

We will be producing a video that shows the H2 concentrations of different H2 water bottles on our sister channel H2HUBB. For now you can review our recommendation on H2 water bottles here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@integritytreecare4794]

Curious when that video is gonna come out?​@@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Hopefully soon. We are working on a part 2 of this video right now because we have a lot of more details to cover.

[@ls40095]

Qlife Hydrogen Solutions Scam imo. Filed dispute with credit card company. My unit leaks puddles of water from top seal and bottom. I just asked for replacement, they offered parts for me to REPAIR. Appears to work but bad design. U have water leaking over USB charging port on side of unit. Paid over $230 awful customer service. When they get your money, they got ur money. Please share to help others

[@stefanta-alincoltescu5814]

​@@ls40095 what model did you buy?

[@dereksmith2828]

Did not expect all this information. This guy covered everything perfectly. The information on hydrogen water isn’t easy to get and this guy is incredibly educated on this topic. Subscribed!

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Thanks for the comment and the subscribe! We've been at these videos for awhile so be sure to look around the channel!

[@rojman4872]

Same!!

[@QuantumLadderPodcast]

This has been the most informative channel I have found while trying to find accurate information about hydrogen water and other products. I wish I found this channel 2 weeks sooner, as I've consumed just about everything else on the internet on this topic before getting here. Thank you Tywon, you are doing this subject a huge favor.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome! I wish you had found us two weeks ago too! We work diligently to provide accurate information on H2, and we've been doing this for nearly 8 years. Unfortunately, our channel hasn't received the same recognition as others, but it's the channel that THE PEOPLE NEED. Please share this video everywhere.

[@QuantumLadderPodcast]

@@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard will do. I have used your affiliate website to support you and your business 2 days ago. Keep up the great videos brother.

[@ionrichhydrogenwater6973]

How Much Hydrogen concentration in water should i drink kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4nUmX17iZ6Coqssi=e5Zl_sK_pFMVCTYb

[@SpiritH2water]

Thank you for this clarification. This is the most common question we receive; "how much should we drink." As well, I very much appreciate the mention re the portable water / inhalation. You explained exactly why we do not offer this.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome! Now, you are equipped with the knowledge needed to best assist all your customers!

[@ionrichhydrogenwater6973]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4nUmX17iZ6Coqssi=e5Zl_sK_pFMVCTYb *How Much Hydrogen concentration in water should i drink*

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

​@@ionrichhydrogenwater6973, kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWSXeWCCrLh7f8Usi=3z3ZTbVXiHS2GAGm Your H2 concentration test is inaccurate. You added too much water to your test sample. For MIZ drops, you should have used 7 mL in the beaker, and for H2Blue, you should have added 6 mL to the graduated beaker. Your sample has more than 10 mL of water for your test sample, which can skew your results by 25-40%, depending on how much water you added above the stated amount (6 mL or 7 mL). Therefore, please redo the test and repost the video with accurate testing. Use the video I made to help you perform the hydrogen concentration test correctly.

[@SpiritH2water]

@@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard That is our most common question from customers "how much to drink to obtain a therapeutic level of H2." It would seem it is not clear for most people. I didn't mean we didn't know :) Since there is approximately 0.3mg of H2 in 7 ounces of 1.6 ppm water, we have been suggesting 2-3 cups a day/21 ounces to start with. Obviously our H2 portables far exceed that number, but it seems most people have no issues beginning with 3 cups daily. I also add a caveat, depending on health, size, water needs, any water restrictions etc. We always appreciate your expertise.

[@Yashuahify]

Where do I go to get a good product that’s been trusted & tested?

[@dirtyharry647]

Has anybody tested for heavy metal contaminants in these hydrogen bottles. The electrodes that are responsible for spiltting hydrogen from the h2O eventually degrade meaning with each serving you are ingesting small amounts of that metal electrode. What are they making the electrodes out of? Same issue with vapes. Metal heating elements are degrading and being inhaled.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Here is my responses to a similar question. I would state similar things to your comment. Thank you for your comment. We have done our research. The majority of these devices use titanium electrodes/plates coated in platinum, where titanium serves as the electron carrier and platinum acts as a catalyst for the electrolysis process. Therefore, under normal degradation scenarios, it is possible for these bottles to leach platinum nanoparticles, presenting mixed data indicating potential antioxidant and anti-cancer effects, along with other data suggesting possible harm to the liver. It's crucial to acknowledge the risk associated with purchasing any H2 water bottle on the market. However, laboratory water quality analyses have been conducted on several of these H2 bottles, with all reports coming back negative for heavy metals. For access to the data, please contact H2 Analytics. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6434063/ pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21042740/ pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20512471/ I have yet to find any data regarding the release of PFAS or platinum nanoparticles into the water from hydrogen water bottles. Higher-grade Nafion PEM membranes (e.g., 115, 117, etc.) are generally recognized as stable and resistant to chemical and mechanical degradation under normal operating temperatures and conditions. Additionally, these bottles exhibit a very low current density at the hydrogen cell, a crucial factor in preventing leaching of Pt or PFAS. There is still a chance these bottles may leach Pt nanoparticles in the part per trillion (ppt) or part per quadrillion (ppq) range, which is too low to be harmful. Therefore, purchasing a high-quality hydrogen water bottle is critical to ensuring the efficacy and safety of the bottle. I have had discussions with H2 Analytics, who conducted water quality analyses on several of these H2 water bottles, and every report has returned negative for heavy metals. For more information on the subject, feel free to contact H2 Analytics and inquire further.

[@thomasdevlin9187]

This has been probably one of the most informative video on this subject I have seen. I am one who does a fair amount of research, and it’s good to see someone taking a serious look at this health device. I have always believed you get what you paid for, but where hydrogen bottles are concerned the tech data is more important than the price tag.

[@k2pinson]

Loving your channel and all the straight forward, thorough information. I am so grateful to have found you. We almost made the mistake of just jumping in. Hubby is an impulse buyer who would never think to research anything. Luckily, for our bank account and our health, I am the exact opposite. I have a hard time pulling the trigger out of fear I haven’t researched enough to find the best direction to throw my money 😂 This is how I found you and I have been binge watching your videos since. I’m ready to do this thing but I’m still undecided. I have checked out your list but noticed that the company that led us to this adventure is not on your list. We follow Gary Brecka so I’m sure you know which product I am speaking of. He had me sold on trying this but I’m not one to jump on a particular product just because that’s what a celeb, Dr, health coach etc endorses so I’ve been on the deep dive into all the products. Wow! There are ALOT! We’ve also been curious about the Healthy Hydration HydroShot. I saw your video with them and see that they did pass your tests to make your list with their big unit. Did their bottle not meet standards? Or did they just not test the bottle? These are both products we are seriously considering but I may just end up going with the one offered by Spirit H2 🤷🏻‍♀️Do you have an “unofficial” opinion of either of these products from these other two companies?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Hey! It's great to hear that you are enjoying H2Minutes! Regarding your questions, I can provide more detailed answers via email at [e-mail]. Here's a brief response: Healthy Hydration didn't submit their hydrogen water bottle for evaluation and approval by H2HUBB, which is why it's not on our recommendation list. While the bottle seems to be a high-end, high-concentration hydrogen water bottle based on the available information, it's essential to note that inhaling hydrogen gas from these bottles is not recommended. Regarding Echo, it's best to discuss that bottle via email, as the answer would be more complex to address. I'm glad you're a researcher and that you found us. Many people are buying hydrogen water bottles hoping to enjoy the benefits of H2, but often get subpar or terrible products, greatly reducing their chances of experiencing hydrogen gas's therapeutic effects. It's unfortunate!

[@jonjarvisinfo]

I’m only ten minutes in your video and this is the best video I have found so far on this subject. Crushing it. My question is, if normally I add redmonds ancient fine sea salt to my water for minerals that normal water I think is missing, is it ok to add that same salt to one of these hydrogen bottles? Thanks!

[@CoolCaliforniaMom]

@@jonjarvisinfoI do the same to my RO filtered water ! Good question!!🙋🏻‍♀️

[@sdthyng]

I have a question: Suppose i have a Hydrogen Bottle that produces 3000ppb in 10 minutes in 8 oz of water. After making 8 ozs what will happen if I run it through again? Will I then have 8 ozs of water containing 6000ppb? It seems logical to me.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Running consecutive cycles will improve the dissolved hydrogen concentration in the bottle. However, this improvement is not exactly linear. For example, if a 5-minute cycle typically dissolves up to 1.6 mg/L (ppm) of H2, running another cycle does not mean the dissolved H2 concentration will double to 3.2 mg/L (ppm). The dissolved hydrogen gas concentration is determined by the internal partial pressure in the bottle (e.g., PSI). Therefore, while running additional cycles will increase the dissolved hydrogen concentration, it does not mean it will necessarily double it. Additionally, if the bottle is not designed for repeat cycles, you risk damaging it, shattering the glass, or damaging the generator. It's not advisable to run a hydrogen water bottle multiple times if it’s not engineered for it. From experience, if the bottle lacks a pressure release valve in the lid, either passive or manual, it can become very difficult to open, or something will eventually break, including the electrolysis assembly. Running one extra cycle might not pose a problem, but running 3-4 extra cycles is not advisable.

[@Dan-0022]

Thank you for question and answer been searching everywhere for that response!!

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

@@Dan-0022, You're welcome!

[@maryaneriksen]

So if there is any chlorine in the water then there will be more chlorine after using the bottle?. I bought a hydrogen bottle, and tried it with tap water (Norwegian water, aka a pretty small amount of chlorine) and it tasted horrible and a lot of chlorine 😖 is it the bottle that is the problem or that the water has a little chlorine??

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

@maryaneriksen, I regret to inform you that you may have purchased an inferior hydrogen water bottle. These types of H2 bottles can produce chlorine, and if the water contains chlorine or chloride, the bottles can increase the chlorine concentration in the water. To ensure your safety and satisfaction, we recommend using hydrogen water bottles that have been thoroughly reviewed and verified as safe and therapeutic by our team. Please review our list of approved hydrogen products: h2hubb.com/approved-hydrogen-products/

[@rv6029]

I got the Hydrogen4Life brand as they had a video like this on water bottles….they have one with with a dual chamber. It also bubbles even with distilled water…It was $250. But his video didn’t go into as much detail. I drink 5-6 of the mini bottles a day at 10min. I’m going to try out your test, I know the brand I have is very passionate about what they do. I think I found you originally from their channel but I could be wrong. Thank you for all your wonderful videos! Especially as we are learning all about this. ❤

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome! I am familiar with that brand. You are likely consuming a therapeutic amount of H2 per day.

[@jrod6902]

Let us know how the test goes

[@lyndipersaud8022]

So what bottle should we be buying

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You can view my H2 bottle recommendations here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@kuiali]

I bought a JMEY water bottle and it feels great. He said it can produce 3,000ppd of hydrogen in one cycle.

[@PacificFinancialCo]

@@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard If you could ONLY Buy just 1 H2 Bottle bro, which one would it be and Why?

[@User577-mb4iz]

Can I add molecular hydrogen to stuff like watermelon juice or coldpressed fruit juices and is it okay to add electrolytes like celtic sea salt to a glass of hydrogen water

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

It's possible to dissolve molecular hydrogen into any beverage or solution. However, I advise against using a hydrogen water bottle for this purpose, as it can lead to bacteria overgrowth. Instead, consider using hydrogen tablets or a hydrogen gas generator to bubble hydrogen gas into beverages. Additionally, it's acceptable to add electrolytes to your water before putting it in your hydrogen water bottle for dissolving hydrogen gas. However, adding electrolytes after processing your hydrogen water can increase the rate of hydrogen gas dissipation, lowering the H2 concentration. Avoid stirring hydrogen water, as molecular hydrogen is fragile when dissolved, and agitation causes gas to escape from the solution rapidly.

[@sdthyng]

Suppose i am able to infuse a very high amount of hydrogen gas into 8 oz of water, for example 20ppm. Would it be safe to drink? In other words slthough tests have not shown negative reactions to drinking hydrogen water, it seems logical that st some point a high concentration may be detrimental. Please advise.

[@Isabel.N.Holistic.Coach.]

Hey thank you so so so much for all this info! Now I do have a quick question, the company hydrowerks had this video link so that's how I found you! Will their hydrogen bottle be a thumb up from you? I'm based in the UK looking for one please 🤗

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome! I would suggest that those in the UK or Europe consider this hydrogen water bottle, as we have thoroughly evaluated it and approved it. nordhydrogen.com/products/nord-hydrogen-bottle

[@leenaismail9916]

Thank you for the information! I didn’t quite get your point on unfiltered or hard water, if I have normal drinking tap water should I or should I not use the hydrogen bottle?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

The point about filtered water pertains to the online claim that these H2 water bottles filter the water put into them, which is not true. If you don't drink tap water, it's best to use filtered water in these bottles, as water purity is not improved by the bottles.

[@rodicatheone9818]

Do not put tap water. This make more chlorine. I make this mistake from the begin. And I use distilled water or bottled water or mineral water. This is a booster energy for me💝loved

[@alexendarfrank2573]

We are using Axiom A2 600 unit. Have you evaluated it? The Vital Reactions? ELEVE? ty

[@scotthunter2935]

Loved the video, but would have been awesome if you could have recommended your top bottles!

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You can see my top recommendations here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@scotthunter2935]

Im thinking about buying the Life water system H2-2C, I was wondering what are your thoughts about this product?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

It's a high-end H2 water bottle. You can see the test results of the product on our website. h2hubb.com/lifewater-fountain-of-life-h2-water-bottle/ Note: The QCup Max is more consistent in its H2 concentration though. h2hubb.com/q-life-q-cup-max/

[@jcurran4038]

Yes which one,'s the best please?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

@@jcurran4038, Each one of the recommended hydrogen water bottles that are approved by us are high-end quality hydrogen water bottles. The overall top hydrogen water bottle we recommend currently is likely the Spirit H2 bottle: h2hubb.com/spirit-h2-essence-v2-h2-portable-bottle/

[@corneliuselbourne1044]

I have a stiller and i was thinking about buying one of these bottles to add hydrogen molecules in the distilled water, i wanted to do some research on these bottles to know which ones are the best on the market do you have any advice on a name or brand specifically.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You can view my recommendations for hydrogen water bottles here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/ Email me at [e-mail] if you have more questions.

[@kendalltepfer2036]

Is the Echo h20 unit good in your opinion?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Email me at [e-mail]

[@iammrzbrown]

Someone recommended me the Tyent Ace 13 water ionizer and the Tyent H2 Water bottle… and of course I took the plunge and purchased them both… only to now find your video after the fact. Are these good products in your opinion?? I will not hesitate to return them both seeing as though I’m waiting for them to be delivered. Thanks in advance! Wish I found this sooner!

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Hello @iammrzbrown, The Tyent A13 is classified as an newer generation of alkaline water ionizers, designed to produce alkaline ionized water with varying levels of dissolved molecular hydrogen (H2). While these devices show advancements over conventional water ionizers, both standard and next-gen ionizers face significant design limitations when it comes to producing and maintaining consistent, therapeutic levels of H2 in drinking water. I highly recommend checking out our video series on this topic here: Alkaline Ionized Water: kzbin.info/aero/PLHRUgmtUOXqvIY7hoM4D9tQHUv3Hnyu4V If you're specifically looking for high-concentration hydrogen water solutions, these systems might not be the best option. I’d be happy to discuss other alternatives with you via email. Feel free to reach out anytime at [e-mail]-I’m here to help!

[@HeatherVella]

This video was honestly the best KZbin review /explanation I’ve ever seen! So thorough and explained so clearly with the calculations too! Do you have any recommended products that ship to Australia? Looking to add to my repertoire of autoimmune healing along with doing circadian biology stuff and the auptimmune protocol diet ! Thank you 🙏

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Contact me at [e-mail] I'll provide some guidance.

[@Bendoverwtf]

So can I use alkaline water in a hydrogen water bottle if not what’s the best water to use for the water bottles?

[@Danfromoverthere]

Thank you so much for explaining this. I’m looking into this because I’m a chronic pain sufferer actually on my way to my 8th spine surgery so I’m researching this and came across your video and now subscribed

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome! Molecular hydrogen's therapeutic potential is remarkable. If you need any more help shoot me an email at [e-mail].

[@Danfromoverthere]

@@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard thank you very much!!

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

YW!

[@Alfattarte]

What a great video! I still have a question: can I add powder stuff (like whey protein, matcha powder,...) to the hydrogen water or should I avoid it and drink it 'pure'?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Thank you! I would advise not to. Hydrogen gas is a relatively fragile molecule when dissolved into water and any agitation can speed up its rate of dissipation. Thus if your mixing or stirring the protein you will agitate molecular hydrogen out of the solution. It's best to consume it pure to ensure its therapeutic potential.

[@JamesLtc-uz9vt]

Yes and these machines have little holes that would clog with anything but water.

[@kadriyebasoglu]

Merhaba, Yorumlarda ALTHY markası ile ilgili bir soru gördüm ve markayı onaylamadığınızı anladım. Benim aldığım ürün ALTHY marka H2-PRO H8 modeli olarak geçiyor. Model bazında da görüşünüz olumsuz mudur? Türkiye ye her ülkeden gönderim olmadığı için bu markayı tercih etmek zorunda kaldım. Konu hakkında bilgi verebilirseniz çok memnun olurum.

[@amrithrs6636]

Hello sir.. my question is not related to H2 water but on Brown's gas which is better only H2 or oxygen plus hydrogen

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Email me at [e-mail]. I'll provide you with my answers.

[@AaronYogi]

How does your bottle compare to Lumivitae bottle?

[@rogerdupont8348]

Hello. Thanks for the vidéo. Have you tested the echo+ bottle please ? I bought it on gary brecka's recommandation but tested only 1.1 ppm with H² metter. (Will buy drops later) Also, how do the levels on your website recommandation work ? Is level 1 the best or 4 ? Thanks.

[@johnzammj1455]

4 has the highest hydrogen ppm. He emailed me who I asked this😁

[@Dan-0022]

Which bottle do you recommend there’s a few on the site you suggested?

[@TigerIronClock]

Thanks for the articulate presentation. When speaking about the role of platinum, you indicate it let's the electricity flow. But isn't the platinum acting to produce a catalytic reaction, or process? I was anticipating hearing this in your explanation. Thanks again.

[@TempAccount-wj4tj]

Key note: PPB (e.g. 1500ppb) is NOT individual units/amount of hydrogen within the advertised bottle size. PPB in itself is a measurement in standardized volume of 1kg/1000 grams (of water). 1 litre of water is equivalent to 1kg. So yeah guys drink up and don’t forget electrolytes… Or put some money in it. Q. What happens when you put it into another cycle and is it ok to do? How much more hydrogen can potentially be squeezed in?

[@dorothydonahue4604]

I did this backward bought the bottle then doing research. I bought a cheap bottle on amazon. use alkaline water to start then use 2 cycles before drinking. since I find myself drinking more water than normal I figure that alone is a win. I have heard a few on u tube mention taking some sea salt just prior to drinking, stating that helps the water go into the cell and not just peeing out, so I do that. as I eat clean I have suspected that I don't get as much salt as I need. do you have any thoughts on the salt with the water and thanks for such clear explanations.

[@erikabradshaw8689]

Is the Got Hydro Water bottle reputable? I ordered them canceled after watching your video and am now looking into the sprint water bottle. Would that one be the most in ounces and most hydrogen levels per a full bottle fill? Thanks- your videos are GREAT!

[@KaikalaMoon]

Hi I have the blue bottle you advise not to buy since there's better technology. I've stopped using because maintenance is not clear. I cleaned with dish liquid and peroxide since I kept seeing mold building up around the base between unit and glass where I couldn't reach. Now I see a lil rust same place. So afraid to use after 6 months.

[@rakelkiedingkarbelnikoff1165]

Is it ok to add a few high quality salt crystals to water that does not contain any minerals ) like RO water), or would the salt hurt the technology or the process?

[@beniekilenda6407]

What the best hydrogen water bottle do you recommend and also the water filter? In the UK

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

I would suggest that you consider this hydrogen bottle for a person in your area: nordhydrogen.com/ We provided consulting services to this company to help them obtain this bottle, and it has been approved by H2HUBB.

[@beniekilenda6407]

How about a filter?

[@mikewright3549]

6:00

[@karlvigado7246]

So you dont recommend gary breckas echogo+ bottle?

[@painterzedgellc473]

This dude killed it! The best I've seen so far about this topic. Good job man! I'm ordering the Spirit H2 based solely on your recommendation.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome! I'm glad you were helped by our video and my business.

[@sambass827]

Sorry I’m a bit confused what does the levels mean in your site? E.g. I was seeing a product I like that is recommended in your site that says Level 3, what does that mean?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

The higher the H2 performance level ranking the more H2 the product provides. h2hubb.com/performance-rankings/

[@mmafanuk]

Mercola tablets say 8 ppm of hydrogen per tablet. How'd ya workout the mg I'm getting? Thanks!

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

The Mercola tablets are marketed at 8.0 mg/L (ppm) in 500 mL of water, however, to be accurate the maximum dissolved hydrogen level measure with Gas Chromatography is 7.3 mg/L (ppm) or 3.7 mg of H2 dissolved into 500 mL of water. The lab report can be viewed on the H2HUBB site: h2hubb.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/HRW_Rejuvenation_Final_Test_Report_v2_pilot_4-28-20-1.pdf E.g.: 7.3 mg/L (ppm) x 0.5L = 3.7 mg of H2 Also keep in mind, most of the hydrogen gas is not fully dissolved into the water but exists in a quasi-dissolved state (e.g. nanobubble gas cloud). We do not know how much of this quasi-dissolved hydrogen gets into the blood stream, therefore, we can only confidently say that the client will receive approx 1.25-1.5 mg of H2. That is because we know that tablets super saturate the water with dissolved hydrogen gas up to 2.5-3.0 mg/L (ppm). E.g.: 2.5 mg/L (ppm) x 0.5L = 1.25 mg of H2 The remaining 4.8 mg/L (ppm) above the 2.5 mg/L (ppm) reading is in the quasi-dissolved state (e.g. nanobubble gas cloud). There are no guarantees on the quasi-dissolved hydrogen gas. It is possible we receive much of that gas into the blood stream but we will not know until a blood analysis study is conducted to confirm the amount. Personally, I think we receive some of the quasi-dissolved gas if consumed quickly enough (within 2 minutes of the tablet fully reacting) and therefore I think a conservative figure is that 1 tablet will provide 2~3 mg of H2. Some think it is upwards of 6-7 mg of H2, I don't subscribe to that amount. We really need more data. I say all this to say, that it's not best to think of open-cup tablets in terms of its PPM. Many companies will market it that way which is unfortunate, as it will give people a false conclusion. E.g. Tablet hydrogen water is exactly the same as regular hydrogen water with dissolved hydrogen. E.g. 8 mg/L (ppm) tablet water (containing both dissolved and quasi-dissolved hydrogen gas) is the same as water that contains 8.0 mg/L (ppm) of fully dissolved hydrogen gas. E.g. Hydrogen water systems are pointless. I can just buy hydrogen tables as they will give me 8-12 ppm. In my professional opinion it is best to think in terms of total milligrams regarding these tablets. 1 tablet will give you approx 2~3 mg of H2. We will have more answers in time. I hope this helps. I know it can be confusing. Concerning everything else (bottles, machines etc), it is best to use what I taught in the video. Formula: H2 concentration x volume (liters or milliliters) = milligrams of H2. 1-3 mg of H2/day or more appears to be therapeutic for the human body and clinical trials are administering up to 15 mg of H2/day. So 2 to 3 tablets per day would be a great place to start.

[@bennettbennettsb]

I still have absolutely no clue what water bottle to buy

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You can view my H2 bottle recommendations here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@fauziahpawan6605]

Is the hydrogen created in hydrogen water stable?...does it stay in the water until you consume it or is it time sensitive i.e. you have to consume it before a certain time period after processing?

[@cindymeyer-hunt3208]

Love the video! Why is there no recommendations for a quality brand or brands??

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

@@cindymeyer-hunt3208, Because this is an educational channel, we try to avoid featuring hydrogen products on this channel to maintain trust and credibility when sharing factual information about molecular hydrogen. You can view my H2 bottle recommendations here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@cheeramoeun4709]

What poduct do your recommend as of a water bottle and home system

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You can view my recommendations here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@jfra4]

@@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbardYo…seems to me that you’re scamming a scam. You want people to pay money to consult them on the products you recommend. Shameless

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You must have not watch my video in its entirety. I strongly disagree with your conclusion; it is definitely the opposite of the truth. I suggest a deeper examination of the research and an understanding of who I am and what my company does before making such assertions. Hydrogen therapy is not a scam; the literature on hydrogen for health is tremendously promising and deserves people's consideration and investment. Hydrogen water bottles can effectively deliver therapeutic levels of H2, as demonstrated in this study on enhanced physical performance: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8139351/) There are legitimate H2 water bottles on the market. My hydrogen consultation company provides a legitimate service to prevent people from falling victim to scams. I have produced free public videos to educate about H2 for eight years, ensuring people are informed with accurate information. Additionally, my company conducts third-party testing on H2 products and shares the results publicly, aiming to protect people from scams. H2HUBB Review video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6a2mHqHhrWSl8Usi=LyhueG-C799euDvm Official test results on the product: h2hubb.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/H2HUBB-Official-Summary-Report-UHC-1000-H2-Inhalation-Device-Rev.-5_31_23.docx.pdf Operating a business incurs costs, and people can contact me and pay for my expertise, similar to any other market. Our recommendations are based on how well a product aligns with H2 performance standards, derived from clinical human studies. This ensures individuals can invest in products providing legitimate therapeutic levels of H2. If a product meets these standards, we recommend it, earning a small commission upon successful sales through our suggestion. However, not all our recommendations generate commissions. Even if we cannot receive compensation, we will still recommend a product if it meets the established standards. If a tested product falls short of these standards, we will not provide a recommendation. We have evaluated more than 90 H2 products in the market and only recommend 30-40 products. Many H2 products do not pass the testing. This is not a scam; we provide consumers with free science-based videos, third-party testing results, and ten years of expert knowledge on H2. All our which cost us time, energy, and a significant amount of money. Our goal is to prevent people from losing money or compromising their health by offering valuable services. We are the only H2 company globally providing these services in this manner. In reality, we are people's best hope for avoiding scams when investing in hydrogen therapy.

[@ramahler]

I looked at your company recomendations and the reports do not indicate how many bottles you need to drink to get the 7ppm or 2.1 mg. Which of your recommendations is that bottle? I'd rather drink 2 or 3 bottles as your video suggests.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

The bottles that have currently passed our evaluation dissolved 4.5-6.2 mg/L (ppm) in their designated volume size or bottle size of 230-240 mL (8 oz of H2O). This means the bottle will dissolve 1-1.4 mg of H2 in the bottle after a 10-minute cycle. H2 conc (4.5-6.2 mg/L (ppm)) x 0.230-0.240 = 1.0 - 1.4 mg of H2 ingested. Therefore, no matter which bottle you choose, you can consume 1-3 bottles per day to ingest 3-5 mg of H2 per day.

[@dallasmichaelcyr529]

My bottle claims to be PEM/SPE tech BUT...I notice the water it produces smells a little like chlorine and the description says 1. Water ionizer for alkaline water and 2. Not to use purified, distilled or non electrolyzed water . It 14oz and says it produces 1600ppb. Did I get scammed?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

@@dallasmichaelcyr529, Most likely. Is this the bottle you purchased. Here is one of our test reports on a popular poor quality hydrogen water bottle that many people buy. h2hubb.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/H2HUBB-Official-Test-Report-Hydrogen-Rich-Water-Cup-5282024-1.1-1-1.pdf

[@dallasmichaelcyr529]

​@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard it's this one share.temu.com/DDbutVE639A - seems like same bottle but they are changing the specs to dump their inventory since people are getting wiser. Take a look. Also just sent you a message from your website. Thank you for your feedback.

[@dallasmichaelcyr529]

And thanks for your responses. I appreciate your help.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome! It's essentially the same bottle. Sorry to hear you got a subpar hydrogen water bottle. Unfortunately, my video helps to educate both consumers and scammers. We've noticed an increase in companies shifting their marketing after we made this video. Therefore, it's best to consult with us or review H2-approved hydrogen products before purchasing a hydrogen water bottle. Most of the popular hydrogen water bottles on the market have been tested in-house. I will review your email as soon as I can. I stay busy helping the world with H2. Thank you in advance for your patience.

[@725niko]

What is your opinion on Brecka’s echo go + bottle?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Shoot me an email at [e-mail] I'll share my opinion via email.

[@cosmic10000]

Is the H2 2C the best botle i can get in Europe and can you use the life water systems H2 2C bottle also with disstilled water to drink does that not create any toxic by products or whatever ?

[@vicky_webcatuk]

Thank you, this is a really valuable video. Im not in the US, i was just about to spend out on an Amazon bottle,really glad i stopped by here and heard your deep dive into the subject, just what i needed. ❤

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome! If you're interested you can view the H2 water bottles we tested and approved here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@user-eg1sw7kd6g]

Warranty? Do you have any warranty information on the hydrogen Bottle systems ( spirit, liftwater, or QLife)? I can't find it on their websites?

[@kuiali]

I bought a JMEY water bottle and it feels great. He said it can produce 3,000ppd of hydrogen in one cycle. I asked customer service and the shelf life is 2 years.

[@utopia9358]

I still don't know the bottle you recommend? Also on your site there is no bottle recommendation. I'm looking at purchasing the evolve

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You can view my recommendations here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@j.a.0088]

Did you test Brivelle hydrogen water bottle that is cheaper one £39 ? There is big difference in cost , is the cheaper bottle bad for you . ?

[@sdthyng]

Do you recommend using distilled water only? All other waters have minerals that may collect on the membrane apparatus, affecting the efficiency of the bottle.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

@sdthyng, you can use your preferred drinking water with PEM/SPE bottles. Using distilled water is not required. If ordinary water is used, then it's best to do vinegar soaks and citric acid soaks on the bottle once a month to maintain optimal performance.

[@rodicatheone9818]

Tap water make more chlorine. I make this mistake from the begin. I use only distilled water. You can use bottled water too or mineral water

[@simontaxihall]

Normally I use a stainless steel water bottle, to avoid BPA’s. I understand that even BPA free water bottles contain some BPA’s . Any chance of this technology in a stainless steel bottle?

[@markstevenson8209]

I really appreciate how you took the time to be thorough explaining everything. This was very informative, this is what I want when I am looking for information.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@75peter]

Thanks!

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Thank you and you're welcome!

[@thankyu4themusic]

Thank you - what is the best filter for tap water?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

There are many great filter options available on the market for tap water. We utilize a multi-stage filtration system through this company: www.aquaceradirect.com/collections/filter-systems

[@BearCreekFishing]

Wish I would have seen your site sooner, so informative. I recently bought 2 Ion Pro bottles from a company from Oregon. Seems well made, has the technology you suggested. 2 clicks and 10 minutes running gives you 3000 ppm. Have you seen or tested this product, hope it produces the hydrogen as tested. You’re the best, well spoken, clear, and informative.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

I'm uncertain if I have tested that bottle. It's always best to buy H2Blue and confirm the claimed H2 concentration. Here is a link to buy H2Blue: h2hubb.com/h2blue/ Also, here is a video to learn how to properly use it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWSXeWCCrLh7f8Usi=Msuj7M_1F9JVDqCw I hope this helps. Email me at [e-mail] I may have some more input about your bottle.

[@ryanc4185]

The product he recommends looks severely overpriced

[@kuiali]

I bought the JMEY water cup and it feels great. He said that it can produce 3000ppd of hydrogen in one cycle.

[@amrithrs6636]

Sir can I use PH water in hydrogen water bottle?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

If the bottle is a legitimate PEM hydrogen water bottle, then yes, you can use whatever water you prefer with it. It's best to ensure you are using a high-end high H2 PEM hydrogen water bottle.

[@PythonWater]

What do you mean by PH water?

[@dawithabteselassie7116]

can't we add Mg tablet in water able to produce Mg(OH)2 and H2 (Hydogen molecule)? and insert this hydrogen molecule into water bottle which is ready for drink. Can we add up H2 molecule in any available water for drink by getting rxn of minerals like zinc with dilute HCl and add up the gaseous hydrogen molecule to the water which is ready for drink?

[@Kaylah-r5q]

Thank you so much for your in-depth analysis of hydrogen water bottles! Out of all the research I've done so far, you were the most honest! You are so correct when say that these companies will not share the down sides of their products. I am of a certain age and am working to improve my health as naturally as possible! I pride myself on drinking at least 64 oz of filtered water daily and would love to incorporate hydrogen water! Without going down another rabbit hole are you at liberty to recommend at least 3 bottles? What are your thoughts on hydrogen tablets? Again, thank you for all that you do!

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

@@Kaylah-r5q, You're welcome! I'm glad my video was helpful and impactful for you. We pride ourselves on honesty and integrity, aiming to help as many people as we can with molecular hydrogen therapy. I would be honored to assist you further. You can view my tested and approved recommendations for hydrogen water bottles and H2 tablets here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/ It would be better to address your questions more specifically via email. If you have more questions, feel free to email me at [e-mail].

[@justinsalyer7039]

After the water is treated can you filter it?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

No, it is best to use already-filtered water and then dissolve H2 gas in the water. Post-filtration will cause the majority of the gas to come out of the solution.

[@wayneherron2161]

I got one of the cheaper versions of these bottles. I am noticing a strong metallic taste in the water and it seems to bet getting worse, I had to add salt to the water first or it would not make bubbles, I am wondering if I should throw this thing out and buy a more expensive type,

[@shawnrobinson258]

Ok question This uses the process of Electrolysis simular to hho generators. The question is what is the risk of flash back or it blowing up? If nothing else connect it to your car and get better gas milage right?

[@creepw]

Also wondering whether there is any risk of these things blowing up?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

No, there is no risk of a hydrogen gas explosion, as hydrogen gas is not flammable when dissolved in water. It is similar to gunpowder in water; it is not combustible. molecularhydrogeninstitute.org/frequently-asked-questions/

[@zfolwick]

@@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard bro... it's... *bubbles*... it's going to eventually leave the water. Hydrogen will eventually collect in the air, creating a pressure vessel, and essentially a bomb.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Firstly, the H2 that collects into the headspace mixes with atmospheric air in the headspace and remains non-combustible until the H2 concentration exceeds 4.6%. Secondly, for H2 to detonate, the concentration must reach 18%. Thirdly, once the pressure is released by removing the lid of the bottle, the hydrogen gas rapidly dilutes to a non-combustible, non-detonatable level. This process occurs so quickly that ignition wouldn't be possible.

[@shawnrobinson258]

@@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard can the vessel be modified to a greater pressure threshold to the point that the H2 could reach 18% to 20% or greater?

[@quisazaderak9257]

Is there a chance of PFAS from the membrane leaking into the water?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

I have yet to find any data regarding the release of PFAS or platinum nanoparticles into the water from hydrogen water bottles. Higher-grade Nafion PEM membranes (e.g., 115, 117, etc.) are generally recognized as stable and resistant to chemical and mechanical degradation under normal operating temperatures and conditions. Additionally, these bottles exhibit a very low current density at the hydrogen cell, a crucial factor in preventing leaching of Pt or PFAS. There is still a chance these bottles may leach Pt nanoparticles in the part per trillion (ppt) or part per quadrillion (ppq) range, which is too low to be harmful. Therefore, purchasing a high-quality hydrogen water bottle is critical to ensuring the efficacy and safety of the bottle. I have had discussions with H2 Analytics, who conducted water quality analyses on several of these H2 water bottles, and every report has returned negative for heavy metals. For more information on the subject, feel free to contact H2 Analytics and inquire further.

[@quisazaderak9257]

Thanks a lot 👍 if I reach out to them I will bring back the answers here 😉

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome!

[@PythonWater]

Yes, the common DuPont N117 membrane is a small plastic piece with a platinum foil on top which does leech microplastic into the water you drink. Our bionic bottle does not have that problem.

[@amrithrs6636]

Thanks for the details... How long H2 will be retained in sealed bottle

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

If the hydrogen gas is kept under pressure in the hydrogen water bottle, as long as you don't open it, 90% of the hydrogen gas will be retained for an entire day with some bottles. However, some of these bottles may bleed pressure over 1-8 hours even if not opened, resulting in a significant loss of hydrogen gas in the headspace. Therefore, it depends on the quality and design of the hydrogen water bottle you possess. Some of these H2 water bottles maintain pressure better than others. My recommendation is to consume the water promptly after preparation, and if you need to process the water in advance, avoid letting the bottle sit for extended periods.

[@amrithrs6636]

@@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard Thanks you sooo much for detailed explanation

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome.

[@deboertel]

I use a cpap that has water chamber, can the tablets be used for inhalation on a cpap

[@dloyaal]

i know this video is to be unbiased, i looked at your bottle recommendation on your website & did not see the EchoGo hydrogen bottle, is this not recommended?

[@chochooshoe]

you do sell products on your website right? I see there are 2 hydrogen water bottles.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

We do not directly engage in the sales of hydrogen products on our website. Instead, our role is to thoroughly evaluate and approve hydrogen products submitted by manufacturers or companies. This process ensures that the products meet safety, therapeutic, and quality standards. Consequently, all products showcased on our website have undergone our comprehensive evaluation, although we do not directly participate in their sales. Our expertise lies in assisting you in identifying high-quality hydrogen products through objective testing. I trust this clarification is helpful.

[@sdthyng]

I am thinking that opening and closing the lid between consecutive runs may take care of the problem of built up pressures.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

@sdthyng, that will release the pressure or psi, effectively starting you back at square one. If you want higher dissolved H2 levels, you would have to run consecutive H2 cycles, but that may damage the bottle eventually if it's not designed for it. It's best to buy a high-concentration hydrogen water bottle designed and verified to produce 4.0-5.0 mg/L (ppm) or more. Opening the lid after every cycle means you are repeating the standard psi the bottle generates repeatedly, meaning no increase in the dissolved hydrogen concentration (e.g., 1x cycle = 20 psi, open, repeat 1x cycle = 20 psi, open, repeat. You will never get above 20 psi).

[@emendez-n5l]

Have you tested the H2ydrate water bottle by any chance? I have not been able to find any reviews here on KZbin and I’m not sure of buying it at $180.00

[@darinwolfaardt9473]

How long do these hydrogen bottles typically last for (reputable brands)? Is this something you have to keep replacing yearly, every 5 years etc - regarding the efficiency of the hydrogen generation within the bottle

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

@@darinwolfaardt9473, We address that question here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWjXq2agmN6jmck

[@darinwolfaardt9473]

@@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard many thanks!

[@MymzieLo]

Thank you! This is a most needed video. It does answer a lot of my questions. I see more and more advertisement about random hydrogen water bottle in my social media.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome! Share this video on those social media posts. Everyone currently purchasing H2 water bottles, of which there are many, should watch this video before buying a bottle. Here is a link to our tested and approved hydrogen products: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@kendalltepfer2036]

Is the echo h20 good in your opinion?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You can email me at [e-mail] I'll share my opinion through email correspondence.

[@letsbeforeveryoung]

Great info I am going to email you about this too

[@lutfunnahar7264]

If bottle showing red biping what it mean

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

It's most likely the low-battery notification.

[@michaelharrison4703]

What is the best one to buy?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You can view my H2 bottle recommendations here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@TheCatta1]

Have you tested the echogo water bottle ?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Shoot me an email at [e-mail] and we can discuss that.

[@FrancescaFord-u9b]

What if I hit the button twice so it has twice as long to purify does that matter?

[@andrewduncan8847]

@h2minutes. Tried to contact you regarding a product I’m considering on your online form but the send button doesn’t work. It’s the hydrobottle you briefly mentioned at the beginning of this video. I don’t see it recommended on your site. They claim 1.6ppm concentration. Have you tested it? Do you not recommend it.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Sorry about that. You can email me at [e-mail]. No, we do not recommend the Hydro Bottle. That bottle uses AWI technology. I would suggest considering purchasing a bottle through our recommendation list. h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@ls40095]

Qlife Hydrogen Solutions Scam imo. Filed dispute with credit card company. My unit leaks puddles of water from top seal and bottom. I just asked for replacement, they offered parts for me to REPAIR. Appears to work but bad design. U have water leaking over USB charging port on side of unit. Paid over $230 awful customer service. When they get your money, they got ur money. Please share to help others

[@sirenagarrido3836]

Can you tell me how is the temperature to make the water they just said 50 degree C that’s for me is hot I don’t have a thermometer right now and I don’t how to tested also can you tell me where can I get the blue drops to check is mine is ok or not so I can return it

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Which hydrogen water bottle are you using? Water at 50°C for consuming H2 water is too hot; it's only necessary to break in the PEM/SPE membrane. You can use colder water ranging from 10°C to 25°C to produce your hydrogen water. H2Blue, available here: h2hubb.com/h2blue/

[@sirenagarrido3836]

I need to ask you more questions besides water for hydration I also need to intake more salt mine is always lower and I haven’t drink cold water in years mostly has to be warm is the only way body accept well the water and because I very dehydrated I need to drink at least 10 or 12 8oz glasses of water daily until the body gets it’s balance

[@alanmichel613]

At What pressure is hydrogen soluble in water at 7mg/L?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

It requires 65.44 psi or 4.45 ATM to dissolve 7.0 mg/L (ppm) of hydrogen gas into water.

[@alanmichel613]

4.45 ATM is well within pressure that strong glass or even plastic can sustain. Why don’t they do electrolysis with a pressure relief valve set to this pressure, or use a pressure cutoff at this pressure to stop electrolysis? Kind of like a hydrogen soda instead of carbon dioxide. Any brand out there that does this?

[@AureaCartagena]

Do you know Lumivitae hydrogen water bottle?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Yes, I know of the LumiVitae hydrogen water bottle. They maybe sending their hydrogen water bottle to us for testing and evaluation.

[@zbatchDOC]

Few questions: what mg/l does your everyday water offer? 2) with a pressurized bottle- won’t the benefit be lost as soon as you release the pressure? (Assuming you need to release the pressure to drink the water… not sure how you ingest without releasing pressure?) Also: isn’t hydrogen incredibly flammable? Pressurized bottles filled with a flammable gas near a battery of any kind seems… well you can see where I’m going here. Please reply!

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Q: what mg/l does your everyday water offer? A: Based on Henry’s Gas Law, ordinary tap water or drinking water, including bottled, filtered, or reverse osmosis (RO) water, typically contains small amounts of dissolved atmospheric gases. However, due to the low concentration of H2 gas in the atmosphere (only 0.00005% by volume) and low water solubility, the levels of dissolved molecular hydrogen in regular drinking water are insufficient to produce therapeutic benefits for humans. Normal drinking waters, such as tap water or bottled water, typically contain only 0.2-0.8 parts per trillion (ppt) of dissolved H2 or less. This concentration is approximately a million times lower than the levels considered therapeutic in research studies. Note: In our everyday drinking water, there is typically 8.71 mg/L (ppm) of dissolved oxygen (O2). This fact, as well, is generally unknown to the public. "Hydrogen gas comprises about 5.50 × 10−5 percent of atmospheric pressure; therefore, at equilibrium, the dissolved H2 concentration in ambient water is expected to be 4.29 × 10−7 mM (8.65 × 10−7 mg/L)." www.mdpi.com/1422-0067/23/23/14750 molecularhydrogeninstitute.org/concentration-and-solubility-of-h2/ Q: with a pressurized bottle- won’t the benefit be lost as soon as you release the pressure? (Assuming you need to release the pressure to drink the water… not sure how you ingest without releasing pressure?) A: In hydrogen water bottles, hydrogen gas is dissolved into the water in the form of nanobubbles, invisible to the naked eye. These nanobubbles of H2 are retained in the water due to Brownian motion and require time to equilibrate with the atmosphere or dissipate from the water. Generally, the higher the concentration of dissolved hydrogen gas, the faster it will dissipate from the water, similar to other gases, such as CO2 in champagne. For high-concentration hydrogen water bottles, the half-life of hydrogen gas typically ranges from 100 to 110 minutes (1.6 to 1.8 hours). Consequently, upon opening the bottle, half of the dissolved hydrogen gas will be lost from the water within an hour and a half. Therefore, it is advisable to consume the water promptly to maximize the potential therapeutic effects. www.h2-analytics.com/sample-analysis Q: Also: isn’t hydrogen incredibly flammable? Pressurized bottles filled with a flammable gas near a battery of any kind seems… well you can see where I’m going here. A: Yes, molecular hydrogen exhibits high flammability within a concentration range of 4.6-75% in the presence of oxygen. However, it is crucial to note that hydrogen does not retain its flammability when dissolved in water. This phenomenon can be likened to the non-combustible nature of gunpowder when dissolved in water. Similarly, hydrogen gas loses its combustibility upon dissolution in water. molecularhydrogeninstitute.org/frequently-asked-questions/ I hope this helps.

[@zbatchDOC]

@@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard amazing answer. Thank you! 🙏

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome!

[@trissyriggs2402]

Does your company include hyperbaric oxygen treatments

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

My company solely focuses on hydrogen therapy.

[@michaelharris8031]

How good is an Althy bottle ?

[@badsha42]

Any recommendations for hydrogen water bottles?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You can view my recommendations here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@PythonWater]

Japanese, Korean or our bionic bottle. Others do not control water to surface contact sufficiently and will leech toxins and microplastics into your water.

[@ahhmrbond]

Thank you so much...so refreshing to see quality content that isn't trying to sell you something. Real didactic information. Subscribed.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome!

[@sunnymade678]

The type I'm looking at on Amazon say 2$300 ppm and Inhalahtion also, is this enough

[@versewriter8123]

If you keep running the water through several cycles before drinking it will that higher the hydrogen concentration?

[@PythonWater]

No, at sea elevation, air pressure and normal room temperature the maximum amount of dissolved hydrogen in water is 1.6ppm or 1600ppb.

[@versewriter8123]

@@PythonWater Thank you for answering my question. I've found when I run it through further cycles the hydrogen bubbles still appear.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Running consecutive cycles will improve the dissolved hydrogen concentration in the bottle. However, it's not linear, meaning if the bottle has a 5-minute cycle which typically dissolves up to 1.6 mg/L (ppm), running another consecutive cycle does not mean the dissolved H2 concentration in the water will be 3.2 mg/L (ppm). The dissolved hydrogen gas concentration is based on the internal partial pressure in the bottle (e.g., PSI). Therefore, running the bottle for a consecutive cycle will improve the dissolved hydrogen concentration, but you should not expect it to double the H2 concentration. Also, it's important to note that if the bottle is not designed for repeat cycles, you can damage your bottle, shatter glass, damage the generator, etc. It's not wise to run a hydrogen water bottle multiple times if it's not engineered for it. From experience, if there is no designed pressure valve in the lid of the bottle, passive or manual, the bottle can become incredibly hard to open, or something will eventually break, including the electrolysis assembly. Running a single extra cycle might not pose a problem, but 3-4 extra cycles are not advisable.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

Please see my answer. PythonWater answer is not accurate pertaining to your question.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

@PythonWater, You're answer is correct for hydrogen-saturation point under normal atmospheric conditions (e.g. bubbling hydrogen gas into water at 25C and 1 ATM). Hydrogen gas solubility in water is a function of temperature and pressure (atm or partial pressure) and is based on Henry's Gas Law. This means if you increase partial pressure or atmospheric pressure (psi) you can dissolve more H2 in water above 1.57 mg/L (ppm), which is hydrogen gas saturation level/point (dissolved) under normal atmospheric pressure @ 25 C. “The solubility of H2 is 1.56 mg/L at standard ambient temperature and pressure (SATP).”[10] www.mdpi.com/1420-3049/24/11/2076/htm "The solubility of H2 gas under normal temperature and pressure conditions is 1.6 ppm (1.6 mg/L; 0.8 mM). As the pressure increases, however, H2 can be dissolved in water in a pressure-dependent manner (Henry’s Law)." file:///C:/Users/hubba/Downloads/cleantechnol-02-00033.pdf With hydrogen water bottles, when the lid is tightly sealed at the bottom, they produce hydrogen gas within the bottle, increasing the partial pressure or psi, thereby dissolving the gas up to 1.57 mg/L (ppm) or above if the bottle is designed well. This is how these hydrogen water bottles achieve dissolved hydrogen concentrations exceeding 1.6 mg/L (ppm). Running repeated cycles on a H2 water bottle may supersaturate the water with hydrogen gas, dissolving H2 above 1.6 mg/L, depending on the bottle and its design. I hope this clarifies things.

[@lenette7027]

I ordered a Space Therapy Pro hydrogen bottle. I am unable to find a confirmation on my order. Do you know if this company legit? I have emailed twice with no answer. The phone they list is not correct. I just stumbled on your page and I hope you can tell me any information that you may have. Thank you

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

I'm not overly familiar with the company, but unfortunately, the H2 water bottle they sell is no good. It's a low-grade hydrogen water bottle and it's not worth your money. I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news. I wish you had found us first.

[@user-eg1sw7kd6g]

Are any of the bottles on your website tested for heavy metals or PFOS (from membrane)? If so, where can I see the test results?

[@death2yourtruth]

🦗🦗lol

[@marvinlee5655]

What hydrogen water bottle do you recommend to purchase.

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

@@marvinlee5655, You can view my H2 bottle recommendations here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@9NeYeN6]

Hello Mr. Hubbard. First Id like to thank you for your channel and informative videos on hydrogen. I have a question, I just purchased a 4-in-1 bundle from Healthy Hydration. As I saw this video, I heard you say that inhaling hydrogen gas thru a bottle is a waste of money. I was wondering if using the HydroShot with the cannula is not effective in your opinion?

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You're welcome! Yes, my statement pertained to all hydrogen water bottles. The inhalation application for the bottles are utterly useless, as these portable hydrogen water generators do not provide enough H2 to be therapeutic based on the current studies, basic biology, and the fundamental physiological processes of H2 inhalation. Note: I don't even cover topics like the fact that some of the hydrogen gas produced dissolves into the water, reducing the flow rate (e.g. 10 mL/min to 6 mL/min). Additionally, when the bottle is empty, it takes 20 minutes or more to purge the atmosphere from the bottle before pure H2 is delivered to the nasal cannula during inhalation, especially considering the typical volume of these bottles is 250-500 mL. Here's a part of one of my writings to provide further insight: "Let me explain. The mL/min production volume of these hydrogen water bottles is 6-7 mL/min of H2, which is far too low. It falls below the therapeutic target range of 1.3~4.0% of H2 at resting rates or gas exchange of 4~6L/min (v/v). 6-7 mL/min is equivalent to 0.12~0.14% at 5L/ ventilation min (not factoring in the losses seen with nasal cannuals). Furthermore, devices that deliver

[@TigerIronClock]

You indicate that these break water into H2 and O2. This would mean H2 = 2 hydrogen atoms. O2 = Ozone (2 Oxygen atoms). Please explain if this was an error, or how this works.

[@johncoleman4084]

I would like to have a recommendation for what to buy

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

You can view my recommendations here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/

[@KlassicTony]

He charges 20 bucks to tell you what to buy!

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

No, I don't. All our recommendations are on our website with links to buy. If people need extra help they can consult with me, which is very common in many industries. Plus, my consulting offers much more value than just telling people what to buy. Keep scrolling on the link and don't just stop at the top...

[@dorothydrew7974]

Is there a time limit for a bottle source? So if a bottle costs $x will it stop working in a year?

[@palpal2684]

Hello everyone. Could someone suggest a Good Product of these bottles? I am searching but getting confused....

[@H2MinuteswithTywonHubbard]

@@palpal2684, You can view my H2 bottle recommendations here: h2hubb.com/recommended-hydrogen-products/