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Hydrogen: The Macronutrient Modern Life Is Depleting · Breathe Different: The Brown's Gas Revolution

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Speaker 1: What if one of the most overlooked pieces of your
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Speaker 1: health isn't a vitamin, mineral, supplement, or medication? George Wiseman
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Speaker 1: believes we need to be talking about hydrogen. Today we're
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Speaker 1: breaking down what hydrogen actually does inside the body, why
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Speaker 1: George believes modern life may be interfering with our natural supply,
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Speaker 1: and why he has spent nearly 40 years investigating it.
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Speaker 1: And trust me, we're going to make this science simple.
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Speaker 1: So welcome back to the show, everyone. George Wiseman is
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Speaker 1: the founder of Eagle Research. He's an inventor, researcher, and
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Speaker 1: longtime pioneer in the practical application of Brown's gas technology.
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Speaker 1: He actually began working with Brown's gas back in 1986,
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Speaker 1: long before hydrogen became a wellness buzzword. And so what
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Speaker 1: I find so fascinating about George and his work is
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Speaker 1: that he didn't originally enter this world through the health
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Speaker 1: and wellness space. He was an industrial inventor, but over
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Speaker 1: the decades, his work took him somewhere completely unexpected, and
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Speaker 1: it eventually led him to investigate hydrogen, Brown's gas, and
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Speaker 1: their potential biological applications. And suddenly, people's health started changing.
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Speaker 1: improving massively. So George, welcome back. I'm so excited to
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Speaker 1: have you back and talk about all of this. I
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Speaker 1: want to get into the science, but I also want
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Speaker 1: to get into the practicality of this. So I'd love
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Speaker 1: to start at the beginning. First of all, it's really
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Speaker 1: good to see you. And then I'd love for you
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Speaker 1: to explain why the human body needs hydrogen.
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Speaker 2: We are 62% hydrogen by volume, not by weight, because
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Speaker 2: hydrogen is a very, very light atom. But the... or
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Speaker 2: if it's in a diatomic form, which is H2, which
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Speaker 2: is a normal hydrogen people see, that's called molecular hydrogen.
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Speaker 2: So then it's two atoms together. So in any case,
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Speaker 2: hydrogen is 62% of our body. Oxygen is 24%. Carbon
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Speaker 2: is 12%. Nitrogen is 1%. And there's 1% everything else.
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Speaker 2: So the most important macronutrient that we have is hydrogen.
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Speaker 2: It's part of every chemical process in our body, either
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Speaker 2: directly or indirectly. It can't be denied. The main thing
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Speaker 2: that we discover with hydrogen, if you don't have enough,
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Speaker 2: is that your body will start shutting down extraneous systems
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Speaker 2: that are not immediately life-threatening. So first of all, it'll
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Speaker 2: shut off your stem cells and regeneration systems, so you'll
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Speaker 2: age quicker. Next, if you still don't have enough hydrogen,
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Speaker 2: it'll shut off your immune systems, because that's not immediately life-threatening.
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Speaker 2: And then if you still don't have enough hydrogen, your
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Speaker 2: organs will start to fail, and you'll die. So this
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Speaker 2: is why it's really important to have enough hydrogen. So
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Speaker 2: then people ask, well, where do we get our hydrogen from? Now,
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Speaker 2: you can see me inhaling in hydrogen right now. So
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Speaker 2: this is hydrogen supplementation, but normally people get their hydrogen
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Speaker 2: from their digestion because we eat something called hydrocarbon foods.
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Speaker 2: Just like we burn a hydrocarbon fuel in an automobile,
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Speaker 2: the foods that we eat and our own bodies are
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Speaker 2: all hydrocarbon, okay? Well, hydrogen-carbon mixture kind of thing. So
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Speaker 2: in any case, we masticate our food, throw in some enzymes,
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Speaker 2: which help the digestive process to start getting breaking things down,
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Speaker 2: drop it into an acid bath in our tummy. Again,
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Speaker 2: that helps get the food processing. Then it goes into
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Speaker 2: the lower intestine with some bile from the liver and
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Speaker 2: the microorganisms start to work on it to again get
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Speaker 2: the digestion the best we can. And then it arrives
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Speaker 2: in the large intestine, the colon, and there's supposed to
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Speaker 2: be specialized bacteria there that finally break the carbon-hydrogen bond
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Speaker 2: on the food. So there's an atomic bond there. And
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Speaker 2: the enzymes and catalysts that we've put in there have
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Speaker 2: weakened that bond, but then now there's special bacteria that
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Speaker 2: actually break the bond, and then the hydrogen can go
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Speaker 2: through the colon wall into the bloodstream. And normally that's
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Speaker 2: how we get our hydrogen. The problem is that most
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Speaker 2: people have lost a large portion of, or all of,
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Speaker 2: That's specialized bacteria. So even though they're eating food, they're
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Speaker 2: not digesting it fully and they're not getting the nutrition,
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Speaker 2: especially the hydrogen from that food.
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Speaker 1: So why historically have we been getting less and less
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Speaker 1: and less, do you believe, compared to what people maybe
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Speaker 1: 100 to 200 years ago used to get?
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Speaker 2: Good question. The main culprit is antibiotics because antibiotics kill
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Speaker 2: all the bacteria, the good and the bad. So unfortunately,
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Speaker 2: there's not too many ways of getting the good bacteria back.
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Speaker 2: In Japan, and it isn't just antibiotics. That's just one
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Speaker 2: of the main culprits. We have glyphosate. We have artificial sweeteners.
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Speaker 2: We have all the different herbicides and pesticides. What is glyphosate?
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Speaker 2: Glyphosate is the chemical that they put on wheat crops
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Speaker 2: and stuff. There's a trade name for it, but the
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Speaker 2: actual chemical is that. So anything made from wheat. generally
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Speaker 2: has glyphosate just built right in. So a lot of
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Speaker 2: your breads, your breakfast cereals, just anything that has wheat
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Speaker 2: in it. And so a lot of people have allergies
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Speaker 2: to wheat and stuff, and it mainly is because of
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Speaker 2: the glyphosate, not the wheat itself. So in Japan, they
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Speaker 2: did a study on, because Japanese are really into health
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Speaker 2: and longevity, so they tried to find out why some families...
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Speaker 2: groups of people, families, live over 100 years old, and
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Speaker 2: some die young in their 50s and 60s. And the
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Speaker 2: common denominator this particular study discovered was that the long-lived families,
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Speaker 2: the people in long-lived families, typically had excess hydrogen coming
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Speaker 2: out their breath, and the people that had just had
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Speaker 2: short lives did not. So when you digest your food
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Speaker 2: and the hydrogen goes into your bloodstream, Your blood can
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Speaker 2: be saturated at about 1.6 parts per million. And then
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Speaker 2: you exhale any excess, just like exhaling excess carbon dioxide
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Speaker 2: that your body's producing. So you can't overdose on it.
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Speaker 2: Like even now when I'm inhaling, I'm inhaling more than
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Speaker 2: my body actually needs. And my body will just take
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Speaker 2: what it needs and the rest comes out with my breath.
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Speaker 2: So there's no reason to be worried about an overdose
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Speaker 2: because it just pretty much can't happen. There has been
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Speaker 2: some thoughts of fecal transplants where you can take the
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Speaker 2: poop from one person and transplant it into another person
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Speaker 2: to rebuild the microbiome, the proper microbiome. So if you
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Speaker 2: get people that you can determine have the right bacteria,
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Speaker 2: they can act as donors to help other people become
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Speaker 2: healthy again without having to do as much supplementation. But
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Speaker 2: we're discovering that even people that have the right microbiome
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Speaker 2: have a benefit from hydrogen supplementation. And in our case,
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Speaker 2: I'm inhaling what's called Brown's gas, which is a special
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Speaker 2: form of hydrogen that also includes electrically expanded water. So yeah,
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Speaker 2: we should probably talk about what Brown's gas is, right?
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Speaker 1: Yes, we are definitely going to get into that. But
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Speaker 1: I just want to kind of touch more on the gut.
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Speaker 1: And so just so the audience kind of knows, everything
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Speaker 1: starts there. With all of my research and all of
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Speaker 1: all of the things that I do in the health
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Speaker 1: and wellness world, the common denominator is the gut. And
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Speaker 1: so if your gut isn't foundationally set up for to
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Speaker 1: even digest nutrients, for example, you could be doing all
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Speaker 1: the right things and eating all the right foods. But
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Speaker 1: if your gut, like you said, doesn't have those bacteria
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Speaker 1: to digest, you're not going to be getting the nutrients
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Speaker 1: that your body actually needs. So you'll still be in
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Speaker 1: a nutrient deficiency, which is not something people want to
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Speaker 1: hear because it can be so incredibly frustrating. Because as
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Speaker 1: you said, it's not necessarily our fault that our bodies
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Speaker 1: are this way now because of all of the toxins
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Speaker 1: that are in the outside world with things like you said,
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Speaker 1: medications and even breathing the air like microplastics. So we're
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Speaker 1: getting exposed to these things without even knowing it. Thinking
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Speaker 1: about Being in my 20s, gosh, I used like bottles
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Speaker 1: of hairspray like weekly and like all the makeup and
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Speaker 1: all of the stuff I was putting in my body.
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Speaker 1: And so all of that like has taken a toll
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Speaker 1: on the system. And like you said, the importance of
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Speaker 1: the gut, like we really need to start there. So
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Speaker 1: many people complicate things and they buy all these fancy things. supplements,
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Speaker 1: but really we need to like work on the foundation
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Speaker 1: of our bodies. I think it's really important.
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Speaker 2: Yes. And one thing is it takes time to heal.
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Speaker 2: For example, the skin regenerates about, I think it's about
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Speaker 2: every six weeks, something like that, if I remember correctly. Totally.
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Speaker 2: Like every cell you have now was a couple of
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Speaker 2: months ago, you didn't have it. So when you are
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Speaker 2: doing your proper nutrition, then the cells, the new cells
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Speaker 2: can be more healthy, more back the way that God intended.
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Speaker 2: And it might take a few generations for the cells
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Speaker 2: to get better because they have the nutrition now to
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Speaker 2: do things properly. They can get back and turn on
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Speaker 2: and all the things that are necessary to have happen.
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Speaker 2: So it takes time. This isn't like a surgery or
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Speaker 2: a drug that just immediately does it. It's nutrition. And
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Speaker 2: you're actually addressing the foundational issue that many people have.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely. So, I mean, you made a point to study
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Speaker 1: molecular hydrogen for so long.
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Speaker 2: Long now.
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Speaker 1: So why were you studying hydrogen, and what are researchers
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Speaker 1: actually studying hydrogen for?
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Speaker 2: Originally, back in the 80s, I had my business, I
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Speaker 2: was selling fuel savers, and they started switching from carbureted
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Speaker 2: vehicles to fuel-injected vehicles. So I needed to find fuel-saving
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Speaker 2: techniques that would work on fuel-injected vehicles, and Brown's gas
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Speaker 2: was one of those. So Brown's gas is mostly hydrogen,
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Speaker 2: so you can just consider it hydrogen for this particular conversation.
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Speaker 2: And so I started studying how to make hydrogen in
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Speaker 2: your vehicle. So they call it onboard electrolyzers. So you
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Speaker 2: just put water in the electrolyzer and it splits and
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Speaker 2: puts the hydrogen into the intake air to increase the
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Speaker 2: efficiency of combustion, which incidentally is a hydrocarbon. The fuels
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Speaker 2: are hydrocarbons. So the Browns gas acted like a catalyst
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Speaker 2: to help lower the energy necessary to break apart the
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Speaker 2: fuel molecules so they could reconfigure into the exhaust molecules
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Speaker 2: with excess heat. And most of this audience doesn't really know,
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Speaker 2: but I am a certified automotive technician specializing in fuel systems. Obviously,
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Speaker 2: I was selling fuel savers. And so I'm well aware
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Speaker 2: of all of these reactions and chemical things that are
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Speaker 2: going on. So as things proceeded, and I experimented with
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Speaker 2: electrolyzers that were larger, for example. And I did thousands
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Speaker 2: of experiments using different catalysts and different designs of electrolyzers.
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Speaker 2: And my electrolyzers got very efficient. And we're talking 130%
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Speaker 2: Faraday efficiency. Now it turned, and I didn't know where
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Speaker 2: this extra 30% gas was coming from. So we did
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Speaker 2: learn about that a little bit later. But in the meantime,
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Speaker 2: I built large electrolyzers that could fuel a torch. So
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Speaker 2: people out there that are using a torch flame like acetylene,
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Speaker 2: to cut steel or braze or solder or any of
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Speaker 2: those things, the Browns gas could do the same job
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Speaker 2: better at about 2% of the cost. So it was
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Speaker 2: a big, it had a large upfront cost of the electrolyzer,
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Speaker 2: but then you didn't have to worry about buying acetylene
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Speaker 2: or anything like that. So some of the people who
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Speaker 2: bought my water torches, one of them was a chiropractor
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Speaker 2: by the name of Lloyd Jacob that wanted to use
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Speaker 2: the Browns gas for therapeutic purposes, like what we call
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Speaker 2: spot application. So maybe put a bag on the arm
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Speaker 2: and we discovered if you just put the Brown's gas
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Speaker 2: in the bag that was on the arm and you
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Speaker 2: had carpal tunnel syndrome, in 10 minutes time, the pain
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Speaker 2: was 100% gone and didn't come back. So that was
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Speaker 2: a quick fix kind of thing. He discovered that people
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Speaker 2: that had really tight muscles and knotted muscles, if he
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Speaker 2: put a spot applicator like a rubber cup over that
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Speaker 2: area and put the Brown's gas on, it would go
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Speaker 2: transdermally into the skin and into the muscles and they
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Speaker 2: would relax. So then he could adjust them nicely, get
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Speaker 2: their bones all straight. So it was doing good for that.
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Speaker 2: And his niece was taking an agriculture course and decided
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Speaker 2: to bubble Brown's gas in water and feed it to,
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Speaker 2: in this case, radishes. And the radishes grew four times
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Speaker 2: faster with the Brown's gas bubbled water than the just
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Speaker 2: straight well water. So, okay, that was... And back in
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Speaker 2: those days, in the 80s and early 90s, there was
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Speaker 2: no internet. So it was all mail order business. So
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Speaker 2: I sent out to my thousands of customers this potential application,
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Speaker 2: health application of the gas. I didn't particularly pay much
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Speaker 2: attention to it myself, but I was just trying to
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Speaker 2: keep people informed. And testimonials started to come back, one
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Speaker 2: of which in 1996 was a man who had put
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Speaker 2: Brown's gas bubbled water in a cotton ball in a
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Speaker 2: plastic cap and taped it to a melanoma on his forehead.
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Speaker 2: And in three weeks time, he kept re-wetting the cotton
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Speaker 2: ball several times a day. In three weeks time, The
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Speaker 2: melanoma was the skin cancer was entirely gone. It was
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Speaker 2: baby smooth skin. So I didn't believe him. Okay. In
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Speaker 2: my defense, I came at this, as you said earlier,
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Speaker 2: from a combustion point of view where I was using
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Speaker 2: Brown's gas in a combustion. And I understood its combustion
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Speaker 2: and flame characteristics very, very well. And I had no
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Speaker 2: thought of it being a health application at all. I
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Speaker 2: didn't think a combustible gas was something a person would
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Speaker 2: use for health. So in any case, I did tell
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Speaker 2: people about this application, potential application, and it's been duplicated
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Speaker 2: many times since. Melanoma is one of those things Brown's
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Speaker 2: gas just takes away really easily. So from 1996 to 2005,
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Speaker 2: it took until my customers, my customers convinced me, the inventor,
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Speaker 2: to bubble Brown's gas in water and drink it myself.
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Speaker 2: So I started doing that in 2005. And By 2007,
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Speaker 2: I was convinced that it wasn't going to be harmful
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Speaker 2: because I try things on myself first. Like when I
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Speaker 2: was building fuel savers, I'd try them on my own
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Speaker 2: vehicles first and some customers' vehicles before I'd write a
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Speaker 2: book and tell people how to do it. I haven't
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Speaker 2: patented any of my innovations to date. That's not saying
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Speaker 2: I won't, but in the past, I haven't yet. So
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Speaker 2: what we did was between 2005 and 2007, I didn't
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Speaker 2: get sick. And I used to get sick three times
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Speaker 2: a winter, cold, flu, that kind of thing. But I
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Speaker 2: didn't get sick at all. And I haven't been sick.
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Speaker 2: since 2005, which I really, that's a blessing. That's a
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Speaker 2: huge blessing in and of itself.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: So anyway, in 2007, I wrote out a letter telling
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Speaker 2: everybody who had bought my ER50s, which are the smaller
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Speaker 2: version of the electrolyzer, how they could modify it to
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Speaker 2: bubble in water and then, and use the bubbled water,
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Speaker 2: essentially what is now known as hydrogen-rich water as for
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Speaker 2: a health benefit. And so that was in 2007, which
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Speaker 2: they also had a landmark study in 2007 which I
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Speaker 2: wasn't aware of at the time, where they proved that
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Speaker 2: alkaline water, high pH water, was not as healthful as
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Speaker 2: was proclaimed just because of the pH. What they did,
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Speaker 2: this had to do with flow-through ionizers or flow-through electrolyzers
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Speaker 2: like Kangen and machines like that. So where you take
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Speaker 2: a tap water and put it through the machine, it
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Speaker 2: separates into a high pH and low pH streams. Pretty
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Speaker 2: much everybody's heard of them. For 40 years, these have
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Speaker 2: been around. And the high pH was healthful, okay? The
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Speaker 2: high pH water from those machines was healthful, but it
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Speaker 2: wasn't because of the pH. What they did in the
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Speaker 2: study was they neutralized the pH, but they left in
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Speaker 2: the hydrogen and the health benefits were maintained. They took
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Speaker 2: away the hydrogen and left the pH, the high pH,
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Speaker 2: and the health benefits 100% disappeared. So it was never
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Speaker 2: about the pH. It was always about the hydrogen for
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Speaker 2: all those decades beforehand. So now those companies are promoting
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Speaker 2: how they have hydrogen in their water and stuff, but
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Speaker 2: they had 40 years of branding, so they're still talking
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Speaker 2: a little bit about the high pH, even though it
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Speaker 2: really doesn't mean anything. So in any case, from 2007
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Speaker 2: on until March of 2016, people were asking me, can
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Speaker 2: we inhale the gas? Now, anyone who's looking at a
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Speaker 2: video is seeing me actually inhaling it, but At the time,
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Speaker 2: I told people, I don't think it's a good idea
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Speaker 2: to inhale a potentially explosive gas because hydrogen-oxygen mixtures can
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Speaker 2: go bang really easily. But in December of 2015, a
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Speaker 2: customer sent me a picture or a video, a commercial
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Speaker 2: for a Taiwanese hydrogen bar where people could go and
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Speaker 2: buy a Brown's gas treatment like we buy a cup
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Speaker 2: of coffee at Starbucks. And I realized in that instant, okay,
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Speaker 2: head-slapping moment, that I knew... Because I'm a combustion expert,
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Speaker 2: that there's something called the lower combustibility limit. So any
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Speaker 2: mixture of air that has an ambient pressure that has
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Speaker 2: less than 4.7% hydrogen is non-combustible. And scientific studies from
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Speaker 2: 2007 coming up, there's over 2,000 of them now. Actually,
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Speaker 2: I think it's approaching 3,000 of them now as we speak,
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Speaker 2: have proven that 2% hydrogen in your inhaled breath has
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Speaker 2: the optimal therapeutic benefit. In other words, even if you
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Speaker 2: go to 3%, it makes no additional benefit. So there's
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Speaker 2: no reason to even approach the 4.7% lower combustibility limit.
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Speaker 2: But what I realized in December of 2015 was that
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Speaker 2: we had this limit, that it could be safe to inhale.
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Speaker 2: But at that time, I was a 24-7 caretaker of
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Speaker 2: my late wife, and she couldn't even roll over in
17:39
Speaker 2: bed without assistance. I had to carry her to the toilet.
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Speaker 2: I couldn't be away from her more than 20 minutes
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Speaker 2: at a time, 20, 30 minutes. So I couldn't work.
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Speaker 2: We ended up being about $ 300, 000 in debt because we
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Speaker 2: mortgaged our home and maxed out our credit cards and everything,
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Speaker 2: trying to get her healthy. But by March of 2016,
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Speaker 2: she died. And that was a very difficult time in
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Speaker 2: my life. I still feel it 10 years later. But
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Speaker 2: as I sat there on the couch, just staring off
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Speaker 2: into space because I really didn't I didn't care if
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Speaker 2: I lived or died. I wasn't suicidal. I just had
18:15
Speaker 2: lost any interest in living because my life had died
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Speaker 2: with my late wife. So I was sitting on the couch.
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Speaker 2: I never slept in our marriage bed again. I just
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Speaker 2: couldn't do that. And I was staring out into space
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Speaker 2: and I look over my shoulder at this ER-50 that
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Speaker 2: I had made for bubbling water. And I thought, you
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Speaker 2: know what? I'm going to inhale that gas. I'll set
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Speaker 2: it up safe. So there's a 2% inhalation for my
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Speaker 2: body weight and I'll inhale it. And I set up
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Speaker 2: a video camera in front of me so that if
18:41
Speaker 2: anything strange happened, there would be a record of my idiocy.
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Speaker 2: And I inhaled because at that point, I knew the
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Speaker 2: gas was dangerous, but I knew it should be safe
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Speaker 2: if you inhale it at a lower percent. And I
18:54
Speaker 2: always do things for myself first before I recommend them
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Speaker 2: to customers. So there I was inhaling for about 15
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Speaker 2: minutes that first night. And then nothing bad happened. So
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Speaker 2: I just kept inhaling. And after a month, I'd been
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Speaker 2: having some good things happening. For myself, there were really
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Speaker 2: no negative weirdness, except I had to start. I couldn't
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Speaker 2: inhale at night at first because my body would be
19:18
Speaker 2: awake all night. In fact, I inhale whenever I sit
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Speaker 2: down at the computer because it just keeps me alert
19:22
Speaker 2: without any coffee. So I started inhaling in the mornings
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Speaker 2: instead of at night. And then gradually my body got
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Speaker 2: used to the hydrogen and I could inhale anytime without
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Speaker 2: a problem. But in any case, so after a month,
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Speaker 2: I told my customers how they could safely convert their
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Speaker 2: ER50s to inhale the gas. And then testimonials really started
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Speaker 2: to come in. Some of the things were literally miraculous.
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Speaker 2: Like we're talking stage four cancer with no... no other
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Speaker 2: chemo radiation or surgery resolving to a perfectly healthy body
19:55
Speaker 2: within a year. And for myself, yeah, it's just, and
19:59
Speaker 2: Parkinson's disease within a couple of hours, inhaling their, their
20:02
Speaker 2: shakes were gone. They'd have to continue to inhale every day,
20:06
Speaker 2: but they, but they, could live normal lives now. And Alzheimer's,
20:11
Speaker 2: all of these major diseases, it turns out, are either
20:14
Speaker 2: caused by or exacerbated by lack of hydrogen. So on myself,
20:19
Speaker 2: at first, I noticed that I had thick, white, peeling
20:23
Speaker 2: skin on my elbows, on knees and feet, and it
20:26
Speaker 2: started to peel off. It was thick, white skin. It
20:28
Speaker 2: wasn't peeling. It was just like really heavy calluses, but
20:31
Speaker 2: it wasn't. It was psoriasis. And that started to peel
20:34
Speaker 2: off like a snake shedding its skin, which was a
20:37
Speaker 2: little bit disconcerting to have large portions of your skin
20:40
Speaker 2: peeling off. But underneath was baby smooth skin and it
20:44
Speaker 2: wasn't painful. So I thought, okay, I could do that.
20:47
Speaker 2: And the thing that saved my life was that within
20:49
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks, my libido came back. Now, I
20:53
Speaker 2: went from knowing why spouses follow each other into the
20:57
Speaker 2: grave to looking at women in like a 17-year-old. And
21:02
Speaker 2: I can tell you that if you have a good libido,
21:05
Speaker 2: you care if your liver die. Let's just put it
21:07
Speaker 2: that way. So in a couple, three months, I started
21:10
Speaker 2: to date again and eventually met the woman I'm now
21:13
Speaker 2: married to. And I have an entirely new life. But
21:17
Speaker 2: in the meantime, about three months after I told people
21:20
Speaker 2: that they could inhale the gas, a woman got back
21:23
Speaker 2: to me that had lupus. And in three weeks' time,
21:27
Speaker 2: her lupus symptoms were gone. my late wife died of
21:30
Speaker 2: a severe form of lupus. So that was, it was
21:33
Speaker 2: even worse. It was worse for me. Like I just
21:35
Speaker 2: fell to the floor and cried and sobbed. And I just,
21:38
Speaker 2: I gradually came around to the point where I realized
21:41
Speaker 2: that I'd been told by the universe, by God, that
21:45
Speaker 2: this Brown's gas had these medicinal healing. I had Brown's
21:49
Speaker 2: gas in my shop since 1986. We had never gotten
21:53
Speaker 2: around to having my late wife inhale the gas, which
21:56
Speaker 2: could possibly have saved her. And she was a very
21:58
Speaker 2: wonderful woman. The world is at loss without her, for sure.
22:02
Speaker 2: So the only way I could get up off the floor,
22:04
Speaker 2: honor my late wife's sacrifice, and say, God, okay, I
22:09
Speaker 2: realize this is my Jonah moment. This is when I've
22:13
Speaker 2: been spit up on the beach by the whale. This
22:15
Speaker 2: is where I say, okay, I'm going to do what
22:16
Speaker 2: I'm supposed to do here and help as many people
22:20
Speaker 2: as possible. not go through that pain and suffering and
22:23
Speaker 2: financial devastation that we went through. And since then, everything
22:26
Speaker 2: I've needed has come to me when I've needed it.
22:29
Speaker 2: It's the grace of God for sure. And I've helped
22:31
Speaker 2: many tens of thousands of people. Wow.
22:34
Speaker 1: I just love hearing that story. I could listen to
22:37
Speaker 1: it all day long. I can also validate What you
22:40
Speaker 1: said about your own journey, because I've seen photos of
22:44
Speaker 1: you from like years ago and like your appearance has
22:48
Speaker 1: changed dramatically. It's like you're Benjamin Button. You found the
22:53
Speaker 1: way of anti-aging, like it looks like you're actually getting
22:57
Speaker 1: younger in certain aspects. And I will let the audience
23:00
Speaker 1: know that I am also inhaling Brown's gas and I'm
23:03
Speaker 1: experimenting and using the machine as well. But it's too
23:06
Speaker 1: early in my journey to report back on things which
23:09
Speaker 1: I am documenting. And later down the road, I will
23:12
Speaker 1: share in my own experiences as well. But I think
23:16
Speaker 1: now would be a great time to maybe explain more
23:18
Speaker 1: of what Brown's gas is. So we're talking about it,
23:22
Speaker 1: but I don't know if people really know what it means.
23:24
Speaker 2: Yes. First of all, people think Brown's gas is what
23:27
Speaker 2: comes out to your rectum with a gaseous form.
23:31
Speaker 1: That's what I think of immediately. I'm not going to lie.
23:36
Speaker 2: And my wife says, we got to rebrand that. But
23:38
Speaker 2: I'm an inventor. And there are two other names for
23:42
Speaker 2: Brown's gas that are legitimate. One is called hydroxy. And
23:45
Speaker 2: the other one that was coined by Alvin Crosby many
23:49
Speaker 2: decades ago in New Zealand. He was an affiliate of
23:53
Speaker 2: actual Yule Brown. So Brown's gas was originally invented by
23:56
Speaker 2: William Rhodes in the very early 60s, and he really
24:00
Speaker 2: didn't do anything with it. He was a rocket scientist,
24:03
Speaker 2: had like 90 patents to his name, but another man
24:06
Speaker 2: by the name of Ewell Brown, who was a German
24:09
Speaker 2: immigrant to, or he might have been Austrian, anyway, he
24:12
Speaker 2: was an immigrant to Australia, and he was an inventor,
24:15
Speaker 2: and he took this, what we now call Brown's gas,
24:19
Speaker 2: and over the last 30 years of his life, he
24:23
Speaker 2: commercialized it worldwide for doing all kinds of things, but incidentally,
24:27
Speaker 2: not for health. He did it for combustion efficiency. He
24:30
Speaker 2: did it for neutralization of radioactive waste. He did it
24:34
Speaker 2: for making semi-precious stones. There was just an incredible list
24:37
Speaker 2: of things. I think there's about 10 different things that
24:39
Speaker 2: Brown's gas can legitimately do that will enhance people's lives.
24:43
Speaker 2: But in any case, back to the health purpose, I,
24:47
Speaker 2: as an inventor, honor Yul Brown because I like to
24:51
Speaker 2: give credit where credit's due. I would not have known
24:54
Speaker 2: about Browns Gas except for Ewell Brown and all the
24:56
Speaker 2: things that it's done for me. And I just honor
25:00
Speaker 2: the inventor. So that's why I call it Browns Gas.
25:02
Speaker 2: And that's why it's pretty much named Browns Gas out
25:04
Speaker 2: there in the world. But what Browns Gas is, okay,
25:08
Speaker 2: when you have an electrolyzer that splits water, H2O, into
25:12
Speaker 2: H and O, and then it recombines into H2 and O2, the...
25:16
Speaker 2: When you're splitting that water, it's called electrolysis. And electrolytic
25:20
Speaker 2: cells that have no membrane in the middle. So normally
25:24
Speaker 2: Faraday cells, they have hydrogen come out one side and
25:26
Speaker 2: oxygen come out a different hose. But if you have
25:29
Speaker 2: no membrane, so the gases can combine and it all
25:32
Speaker 2: comes out the same hose, then we're calling that Brown's gas.
25:35
Speaker 2: But it's not just oxyhydrogen, like the electrolyzers that have
25:40
Speaker 2: a membrane, a solid membrane, and then recombine the gases.
25:43
Speaker 2: So you have hydrogen coming out one hose, oxygen out another,
25:46
Speaker 2: and they recombine it into oxyhydrogen, that's not Brown's gas.
25:51
Speaker 2: The reason that Brown's gas is unique is because of
25:53
Speaker 2: something that I discovered we call electrically expanded water. This
25:57
Speaker 2: is water that is soaked up electrons like a sponge
26:00
Speaker 2: soaks up water. And then it becomes a gaseous form
26:03
Speaker 2: of water that's not water vapor or steam. It's a
26:05
Speaker 2: fourth phase of matter called a negatively charged cold plasma
26:09
Speaker 2: form of water. So cold as in it's just ambient temperature,
26:13
Speaker 2: a gaseous form. So when I'm inhaling like I am
26:15
Speaker 2: right now, I'm inhaling hydrogen, oxygen, and electrically expanded water,
26:21
Speaker 2: or we call it EXW. So the reason that electrically
26:24
Speaker 2: expanded water is important is because it has bioavailable electrons.
26:28
Speaker 2: So we're getting not only our hydrogen that we need
26:31
Speaker 2: for nutrition, but we're getting the energy the body needs
26:34
Speaker 2: to heal itself at the same time. Because people that
26:37
Speaker 2: are ill have often used up their energy reserves and
26:40
Speaker 2: their energy generation systems have become compromised. So getting the
26:44
Speaker 2: hydrogen and energy at the same time really helps speed
26:47
Speaker 2: up the healing process and actually makes things happen that
26:51
Speaker 2: just straight hydrogen don't seem to do yet. For example,
26:55
Speaker 2: with myself, I haven't seen anybody out there breathing molecular
26:59
Speaker 2: hydrogen that has reported that heart murmurs have healed. And
27:03
Speaker 2: that happened in my own body. So as my organs
27:05
Speaker 2: were healing, my heart murmur, which I had from childhood, healed.
27:10
Speaker 2: I no longer have a heart murmur. And another thing
27:13
Speaker 2: that went away was the scars. All the scars on
27:15
Speaker 2: my body disappeared. And they disappeared in reverse order to
27:18
Speaker 2: when I got them. So it was kind of like
27:20
Speaker 2: a memory of cells and stuff that was maintaining my
27:23
Speaker 2: body in a certain way. And interestingly enough, I had
27:27
Speaker 2: a scar here on the front of this finger, which
27:29
Speaker 2: is slightly cauliflower, as you might be able to see.
27:32
Speaker 2: That particular scar across the front was because when I
27:36
Speaker 2: hit my finger with a four-pound sledgehammer, it split the
27:40
Speaker 2: finger wide open. Yes, it was very painful. And it healed,
27:43
Speaker 2: but it had a scar. That scar is now gone,
27:45
Speaker 2: but my finger is still shaped that way because my
27:47
Speaker 2: body has learned that's the way it's made, I guess,
27:50
Speaker 2: or something like that. The point is that when you,
27:53
Speaker 2: as I pointed out before, when your body is starting
27:56
Speaker 2: to heal, It turns back on your immune systems. So
27:59
Speaker 2: I got rid of the hand warts that I had.
28:01
Speaker 2: They're a virus since childhood. It gets rid of it.
28:05
Speaker 2: And then your immune systems turn back on and your
28:08
Speaker 2: regeneration systems turn back on like stem cells and such.
28:12
Speaker 2: So that got rid of the scars, which are just
28:14
Speaker 2: a patch on the skin. So it took away the
28:16
Speaker 2: patch and actually made skin. So all of this happens
28:19
Speaker 2: with the Brown's gas over just straight molecular hydrogen.
28:23
Speaker 1: Right. When I got my machine, I messaged you and
28:25
Speaker 1: I said, oh, the water feels slippery because I'm drinking
28:29
Speaker 1: the water and inhaling it.
28:30
Speaker 2: And I.
28:31
Speaker 1: could actually see the difference in the way that the
28:35
Speaker 1: structure of the water looked. And so we're using distilled
28:38
Speaker 1: water in this machine. And when I was looking at
28:41
Speaker 1: the water before and after, I could see like a
28:43
Speaker 1: physical change in it. I don't know. I want to
28:46
Speaker 1: say it just like gleams and shines a little bit.
28:49
Speaker 1: It looks like there's like more light in it somehow.
28:53
Speaker 1: But it did. It felt slippery in a sense. And
28:56
Speaker 1: I mean, it's so interesting to me that... we're missing
29:01
Speaker 1: this crucial part of our body. Like it makes sense
29:04
Speaker 1: to me because our body, like you said, is made
29:05
Speaker 1: up of so much hydrogen. And in our current climate,
29:09
Speaker 1: we're not receiving the right amount anymore. So take us
29:13
Speaker 1: a little bit deeper, like to the person out there listening,
29:16
Speaker 1: maybe this product or this technology might be good for me.
29:20
Speaker 1: Who do you believe this would benefit? And just introduce
29:25
Speaker 1: us into like how to use it if you're starting out.
29:28
Speaker 2: I wanted to address the Slipperiness, because it's exceedingly important.
29:34
Speaker 2: When you have a hydrophilic, hydrophilic means water-loving, when you
29:37
Speaker 2: have a hydrophilic surface and water, H2O, contacts that surface,
29:42
Speaker 2: Professor Gerald Pollack and the University of Washington discovered that
29:45
Speaker 2: a gel is formed. It's H3O2 negative, okay? And this
29:51
Speaker 2: gel is slippery. It's a gel. It's slippery. So this
29:54
Speaker 2: is one of the things that is happening with Brown's gas.
29:57
Speaker 2: We discovered... that when you insert hydrogen in water, it
30:01
Speaker 2: doesn't really affect this gel. When you insert oxygen in water,
30:04
Speaker 2: it really doesn't affect the gel. But when you put
30:07
Speaker 2: Brown's gas in the water, it causes the gel to
30:10
Speaker 2: expand a minimum of 300%, three times more of the gel.
30:16
Speaker 2: And if you leave it activating, you no longer need
30:19
Speaker 2: a microscope to see this gel because it will expand
30:22
Speaker 2: enough you can actually see it with your naked eye.
30:24
Speaker 2: And of course, you're feeling it with your fingers and
30:26
Speaker 2: when it goes down your throat and stuff like that.
30:29
Speaker 2: It does feel very smooth. The Browns Gas Bubble water
30:31
Speaker 2: feels very smooth and easy to drink. And part of
30:34
Speaker 2: it is because of that gel, but also part of
30:36
Speaker 2: it's because of the electrons that is solving any inflammation.
30:42
Speaker 2: You're giving electrons. It stops oxidative cascade. It prevents cytokine storms.
30:48
Speaker 2: It repairs oxidative damage. All those kind of things are
30:51
Speaker 2: happening in your body when you get the extra electrons
30:54
Speaker 2: that the body needs for energy and for healing. So
30:58
Speaker 2: I don't know if we'll have time to get into it,
31:00
Speaker 2: but there's three medical mysteries that are solved by that
31:02
Speaker 2: EZ gel, which is absolutely important for health. For example,
31:07
Speaker 2: the EZ gel plumps up your cells. Every one of
31:10
Speaker 2: your cells has this EZ gel in it. That's how
31:12
Speaker 2: I got rid of the age- wrinkles and the corners
31:15
Speaker 2: of my eyes, the crow's feet at the corner of
31:17
Speaker 2: my eyes and stuff like that. That's why I look
31:19
Speaker 2: 20 years younger now than I did when I started.
31:22
Speaker 2: So the Easy Gel is really important for health and
31:25
Speaker 2: the Brown's Gas helps assist that. Okay, so who can benefit?
31:29
Speaker 2: Everybody can benefit. Obviously, the people that are feeling their
31:32
Speaker 2: ills and pain, I am 100% pain-free. Another thing that
31:36
Speaker 2: happened was the arthritis in my hand disappeared. And then,
31:39
Speaker 2: of course, there's parts of me that were pain-free before
31:41
Speaker 2: because I had neuropathies. I'd lost the feeling in the
31:44
Speaker 2: palm of my left hand and from my knees to
31:46
Speaker 2: my feet. All the feeling is back in my skin.
31:48
Speaker 2: So these are additional things that heal. But I'm pain-free.
31:52
Speaker 2: I wake up every morning. I'm so grateful that I
31:54
Speaker 2: don't have the pains that I had even back in
31:56
Speaker 2: my 50s. I'm almost 70 now. So who can benefit?
32:00
Speaker 2: First of all, anybody who's feeling their ills, but also
32:03
Speaker 2: even athletes. We have a chiropractor who runs marathons, and
32:07
Speaker 2: every marathon he beats his own time. He just gets
32:09
Speaker 2: faster and faster. as he's inhaling the Brown's gas. We
32:12
Speaker 2: have professional athletes that swear by it because it helps
32:16
Speaker 2: them think faster, react faster, heal faster. They can do
32:21
Speaker 2: their athletic things so much better. And I've seen some
32:25
Speaker 2: pretty amazing things happening with people who are inhaling even hydrogen,
32:29
Speaker 2: just healing straight hydrogen, not even the Brown's gas. So
32:32
Speaker 2: we're also gonna explain how to do it.
32:35
Speaker 1: Yeah, so if someone receives their machine I mean, we
32:38
Speaker 1: did do an episode on all the different applications. But
32:41
Speaker 1: in terms of like starting out and someone receives their
32:44
Speaker 1: machine and they want to know how to begin and
32:47
Speaker 1: what that journey is going to look like, I think
32:49
Speaker 1: that would be really helpful.
32:51
Speaker 2: Every journey is different. So we'll start with that. And because,
32:54
Speaker 2: for example, the first night that I inhaled the gas,
32:57
Speaker 2: I was wide awake all night. It was not painful.
32:59
Speaker 2: It was not anything. But I was alert all night,
33:02
Speaker 2: which is why I started inhaling in the mornings at
33:04
Speaker 2: first until my body got used to it. The woman
33:06
Speaker 2: I'm married to now, the first time she inhaled, about
33:09
Speaker 2: same as I did, 15 minutes at about 6.30 at night,
33:12
Speaker 2: she had the best night's sleep she could remember of
33:14
Speaker 2: her entire life. So even in our own home, we
33:17
Speaker 2: had entirely opposite reactions when our body first contacted the gas.
33:22
Speaker 2: So people have to look at how, kind of regulate themselves.
33:26
Speaker 2: If there's something that is painful when you're healing, you
33:29
Speaker 2: just simply have to cut back on the gas. I
33:32
Speaker 2: don't recommend stopping because the body is now trying to
33:34
Speaker 2: address whatever it happens to be. So you cut back
33:37
Speaker 2: on time or percent and until you can handle it.
33:41
Speaker 2: And then gradually you can increase and increase until, like me,
33:44
Speaker 2: you can do 24-7 and it's fine. In fact, the
33:48
Speaker 2: longer you can inhale, the more therapeutic it is, is
33:51
Speaker 2: what we've discovered. So people with cancer, for example, have
33:55
Speaker 2: to inhale at least eight hours a day, keep their
33:57
Speaker 2: blood saturated so that the hydrogen infuses right into their
34:01
Speaker 2: DNA and the cells can start healing themselves. So, yeah,
34:05
Speaker 2: Those people tend to sleep with it. And so they
34:07
Speaker 2: have their day free to actually do other things and
34:10
Speaker 2: sit hooked up to a machine.
34:12
Speaker 1: So starting out slow and easy. And you also tell
34:16
Speaker 1: everyone that you wake up and you drink a liter
34:19
Speaker 1: of the electro-expanded water. And so you get up and
34:22
Speaker 1: you bubble your water and that's your breakfast. Why is
34:24
Speaker 1: that important to you?
34:27
Speaker 2: Your body needs to be hydrated. And you will have,
34:30
Speaker 2: over nighttime... dehydrated somewhat through your skin or breathing or
34:35
Speaker 2: things like that. So getting a good belt of water
34:38
Speaker 2: first thing in the morning, I found to be very,
34:41
Speaker 2: very helpful at bringing your body awake, getting everything started up.
34:45
Speaker 2: I do have breakfast somewhere around 10 o'clock. I call
34:48
Speaker 2: it a brunch maybe. And that's pretty much my meal
34:51
Speaker 2: of the day. I don't need to eat anything in
34:54
Speaker 2: addition to that because my major macronutrient being the hydrogen
34:58
Speaker 2: has already been provided with the Brown's gas. which I
35:02
Speaker 2: inhale about eight hours a day, not necessarily because I
35:05
Speaker 2: need to, but because I want to. I really like
35:08
Speaker 2: what it's done for me and I really appreciate the
35:11
Speaker 2: health that I feel. So then I make another liter
35:14
Speaker 2: of water and then I drink that during the day.
35:17
Speaker 2: So I get my couple liters of water in. If
35:19
Speaker 2: I was out working hard and sweating, obviously it would
35:22
Speaker 2: be one or two more liters of water. So people just,
35:26
Speaker 2: whatever water you drink, and I do recommend that it
35:28
Speaker 2: be distilled water. I don't put anything in my water.
35:31
Speaker 2: fortify it. Some people put in stuff for taste, but
35:33
Speaker 2: I find that the tasteless water is just fine because
35:37
Speaker 2: quite often people put things in water that the body
35:39
Speaker 2: then has to deal with. It's not bioavailable. Now, salt,
35:43
Speaker 2: like sodium chloride and a few things like that, is bioavailable,
35:46
Speaker 2: but lots of these different kinds of magnesium, for example,
35:49
Speaker 2: are not. And then the body has to somehow get
35:52
Speaker 2: rid of that. And when you drink well water, there's
35:56
Speaker 2: lots of things minerals and stuff in the water that
35:59
Speaker 2: aren't bioavailable and the body has to deal with those.
36:02
Speaker 2: So I like to drink distilled water and I have
36:04
Speaker 2: since 2001, even before I started bubbling browns gassy in
36:07
Speaker 2: the distilled water. And I'm definitely a lot more healthful
36:10
Speaker 2: now than I was even back then. Amazing. Amazing.
36:13
Speaker 1: Well, I want to thank you for coming on the
36:15
Speaker 1: show and for sharing more about yourself and this wonderful
36:20
Speaker 1: machine that has been helping so many people. I was
36:23
Speaker 1: wondering if you had any last minute thoughts that maybe
36:26
Speaker 1: we didn't touch on today that you'd like to address
36:29
Speaker 1: with the audience.
36:29
Speaker 2: We're just making several episodes so we can get all
36:31
Speaker 2: the thoughts in. But right now, I'll just say about
36:34
Speaker 2: the four protocols. So and when you're starting, when you're inhaling,
36:40
Speaker 2: Protocol one, inhaling, or protocol two, drinking the hydrogen-rich water.
36:44
Speaker 2: Your body decides what gets healed. But if you have
36:47
Speaker 2: something like a rash or arthritis in your hand or something,
36:52
Speaker 2: then you can put Brown's gas. So protocol number three
36:55
Speaker 2: would be Brown's gas externally in a glove or a
36:58
Speaker 2: bag or something for getting rid of carpal tunnel syndrome
37:01
Speaker 2: or arthritis. So any external application like bubbled water on
37:06
Speaker 2: the melanoma, stuff like that, you decide. what gets addressed.
37:10
Speaker 2: So if you ingest it or inhale it, your body decides.
37:14
Speaker 2: So if you have arthritis and you're wondering why it's
37:15
Speaker 2: not going away, it's because your body is addressing something
37:18
Speaker 2: else that your body thinks is more important to your
37:21
Speaker 2: health at the time. Your bodies are incredibly intelligent to
37:24
Speaker 2: bring you back to health once they're given what they need.
37:27
Speaker 2: So I just wanted to quickly say about the four protocols.
37:30
Speaker 2: Thank you.
37:30
Speaker 1: Amazing. Well, I'm excited to get even more into it
37:33
Speaker 1: as we go along. And there was an episode recorded
37:36
Speaker 1: on the four protocols. that people can go back and
37:40
Speaker 1: search for and listen to, to explain how to do
37:43
Speaker 1: all of these things. And I will say from my
37:45
Speaker 1: own experience, I received my machine. It's not complicated at all.
37:49
Speaker 1: Like when you receive everything, it can be overwhelming when
37:53
Speaker 1: you don't really understand it, but you've got all these
37:56
Speaker 1: amazing videos that explain how to set it up and
37:59
Speaker 1: it didn't take long at all. It was super easy.
38:02
Speaker 1: And all of the additional things that come with the
38:04
Speaker 1: machine are like those spot applicators and There's even goggles
38:08
Speaker 1: so you can treat your eyesight, which is all super
38:11
Speaker 1: easy to use. And I'm not a science-y person. And
38:15
Speaker 1: so for me to find it easy, then anybody can
38:18
Speaker 1: do it. So I just wanted to add that.
38:20
Speaker 2: Thank you.
38:20
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely. So thank you so much for being on
38:23
Speaker 1: the show. I'm so excited about this, about my own
38:26
Speaker 1: journey as well, because I will be sharing with the
38:28
Speaker 1: audience more as we go along. And I just want
38:31
Speaker 1: to thank you for being brave and for all the
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Speaker 1: work that you do and just for your brain. We
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Speaker 1: definitely need you in this world and you're helping make
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Speaker 1: thanks so much for being here.
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Speaker 2: It's my pleasure. And thank you for having me on.
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Speaker 1: Of course, anytime. And I want to thank our audience
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Speaker 1: for tuning in as well. If you are interested in
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Speaker 1: sure to link Eagle Research, which is George's website below
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Speaker 1: tuning in, everyone. Take good care of yourself. Bye for now.