Diabetes and Electrolyzed water
Story about a diabetes patient and the use of electrolyzed water. By: NHK - Japanese government owned & operated public TV.
Note: This video is misleading. The doctor in the video is Dr. H. Hayashi, a Cardiovascular Surgeon from Japan. He has spent a major portion of his life researching electrolyzed, ionized and alkaline water in regards to healing. You can prove this to yourself, by simply typing "Dr. Hayashi Alkaline" into Google. What everyone forgets to conveniently mention, is that after years and years of research; Dr. Hayashi discovered that it was the Hydrogen in the water that was producing the amazing results. The alkaline and negative ORP were nice additions, but Hydrogen-rich water is what you want to drink.
To make hydrogen-rich water portable and available to everyone at any given moment, he had to research and create a new product. This product is now available in the united States. The Hydrogen Water Stick, as well as most of Dr. Hayashi's research can be found at http://HydrogenWaterStick.com.
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