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1/ Put 4 x 5" 99.9% magnesium sticks in a resealable beer bottle
Does it have to be the pure rods? Is other MG or MgCl2 usable, I am guessing not...
1/ Put 4 x 5" 99.9% magnesium sticks in a resealable beer bottle
Does it have to be the pure rods? Is other MG or MgCl2 usable, I am guessing not...
This method is different then the pills/sticks that are commercially sold. He talks about those in the video, also says they are no good, maybe have like 0.3 ppm. He tests it in the video, he got 2.6ppm. He costed it out, said it costs about 3 cents a bottle this way.
Especially when you want solve heavy metal issues LOL..I'd be kinda worried about possible contaminants in the mg sticks if you buy them from ebay/china. What do you guys think?
The things that worry me about the magnesium sticks are that you don't necessarily know how much magnesium you're ingesting, and there may be a purity issue with the sticks. On eBay they sell as 99.99% pure, but who knows.
A guy in the comment section of YouTube suggested using magnesium carbonate and ascorbic acid, which (he claims) would react in water to make magnesium ascorbate + H2. 2 benefits here would be better purity of the magnesium source and a superior magnesium compound as a product of the reaction (magnesium ascorbate > magnesium malate).
Any chemistry folks here know if this would work, and if so, what amounts of magnesium carbonate and ascorbic acid would be necessary for a reaction in ~12oz of water? @mattyb @gbolduev
If not magnesium carbonate, is there any food grade magnesium compound that would form h2 in the presence of heat + acid + water? If not, maybe a way to break the bond of a food grade magnesium compound to yield high purity elemental magnesium to combine with heat + acid + water?
Pretty simple equation to balance MgCO3 + 2C6H8O6 -> C12H14MgO12 + CO2 + H2O
That would give you magnesium ascorbate, carbon dioxide, and water. I don't see any way that reaction would create H2 gas.
Guys, im very interested in buying this machine in the near future and test it out for my PFS.
I need your opinion what if i bought a less expensive version, around 800-1200 usd like these:
Portable High concentration hydrogen water production device "Lourdes" Sh... P/O | eBay
Lourdes Hydrogen Water Generator - HS-71 Silver - Antioxidant Hydrogen Water | eBay
Do these machines put the same amount of hydrogen in the water? Just these dont have the breathing hydrogen function?
What about this Quicksilver hydrogen suppelement?
Quicksilver Scientific H2 Elite
@gbolduev @mattyb @Slayo
Can this machine cure the excessive NADPH that I have in PFS? In that case it would mean its very close to my cure.
R andro and copper is g6pdh inhibitor and they both recover my digestion, let my liver function again, good bile acid production.
Anyone take a look at the "High Rich" machine? It claims to get 1.4ppm H2 into 8oz of water in 3-5 minutes, all while maintaining the original ph of the water. It's the only "portable" H2 water generator I've seen that actually advertises their H2 ppm. Also significantly more affordable than Lourdes:
Thinking about grabbing one to confirm the 1.4ppm H2. If it doesn't hit that mark, I'd return it.
For the bottle method you can use an extra test tube for the magnesium stick so only the hydrogen escapes, which should leave the magnesium and potential impurities behind.
The method is explained in this post at Longecity: longecity.org/forum/topic/76459-dyi-hydrogen-water-sticks/#entry805702
It was originally devised and discussed in this thread:
longecity.org/forum/topic/86247-hydrogen-water-as-a-much-cheaper-alternative-to-mk677/page-1
He is using vinegar in the video. So the reaction for hydrogen production needs magnesium, acid and water? So if I use for example citric acid. I need add water to the tube right? This is really cool idea. That just hydrogen goes into water. So now with this method you can even use magnesium with smaller purity.? I am not sure if those impurities can escape from the hole in the plug..