WEO Bottle Review: Electrolyzed Water For Peak Performance, Anti-Aging, Skin & Gut Health?

[@frankquinn6872]

A fair and unbiased review as always Gemma (how you keep a straight face when reading out the product marketing guff at the start of the video is beyond me!) It's hard to know where to start with this particular product. I do admire the WEO creator's enthusiasm for the bottle, but some of the claims seem a bit of a stretch to say the least. HRV is improved due to the WEO water. Really? So many factors contribute to HRV - sleep duration and quality, nutrition, stress, activity levels. Unless these are identical on a day to day basis (almost impossible) there is no control for the experiment and therefore no way of knowing if the WEO water was the contributing and deciding factor. Maybe the reported benefits came from increased hydration which would have come from just drinking more tap water? The data she refers to may be “irrefutable” but the conclusions drawn from it surely are not? As I think you noted, while the alleged benefits are great but they are just, at the moment, alleged. Products like this do seem so far “out there” that they could easily fit into an episode of Black Mirror, with a bit of Chris Morris’ Brass Eye thrown in. Even within the area of First World Problems this is pretty niche. And, while clearly aimed at the 1%, marginal gain types it doesn’t sit well when there are so many people in the world who don’t have access to regular clean drinking water. Keep up the good work Gemma - can’t wait to see what you find next!

[@HealthHackers]

Thank you for your considered response, as always. 😁 Black Mirror and Brass Eye - what a combo! 😂

[@beeunderattack1101]

Diamond ?? How do you electrolyze with an electrical insulator?

[@judyhuffman4732]

Just wondering are you or have you reviewed EESystem and what do you think I would love to here about it from you I love it but is it real

[@HealthHackers]

Hi Judy, thanks for watching! I haven’t tried the EE System experience. I’ve read about it. Have you tried it?

[@judyhuffman4732]

I have now tried it and I did get results I am looking forward to a second session But it is not something you can do at home and not easy to find to get a session I am lucky I have one only 90 miles away from me.

[@AlexandraMedina-m1z]

The discount code not present in Canadian website?

[@HealthHackers]

Hi! Thank you! To clarify, are you saying the discount code doesn’t work on the Canadian website?

[@fruhlingsfrisch6205]

You like that you think it's doing something good for you being the main positive thing to say makes me wonder if it's promising enough for me to buy.

[@HealthHackers]

Understandable. I still use it everyday. I bought one for my parents too. 😊

[@HealthHackers]

Since making my review, Weo published these findings: www.aging-us.com/article/205789/text?_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8xoxKVUlhHPyI_9P-WzbPzlXMELo9gcjQIkrxe63J2v3osaWDB2BS3VAe6vPneCNtYLNwrptUlTpVh50b8wS_5FetDhw&_hsmi=313053016&

[@dariovalsagna4356]

That’s exactly the same points I had in favor and against. I feel overall frustrated with the little information provided. Water tastes good. The app is kind of useless. Would be good to know about about this vs or plus methods like the ones proposed by Marcel Violet and or vortex for water. Those other two also propose to restructure water and the second you can do it for free. Interested to hear your feedback.

[@HealthHackers]

Oh interesting! Thanks for sharing. 👍Do you feel like you’ve experienced positive health gains since drinking Weo water?

[@dariovalsagna4356]

Just water tastes better, but nothing remarkable so far. It's only been a week or two. Has no one cut this bottle in half yet to see whats inside? haha@@HealthHackers

[@natashas.3119]

What have been your results using the Weo bottle?

[@dariovalsagna4356]

Well, the bottle stopped working. The brand made it difficult enough to help so it’s sitting there on a shelf. The battery sucks, the software sucks and not shockingly the customer service sucks. Part of the health benefits is having something that works.

[@joemurrayaz]

Weo water's customer service is non-existent. They do not answer emails.

[@HealthHackers]

Oh no! Sorry to hear you’ve experienced that