Fit in sport and everyday life with H2-rich drinking water
Less signs of fatigue thanks to H2 in drinking water
A booster for runners, cyclists, endurance athletes and everyday exercise
Sports stress and muscle stress in everyday life are relieved by drinking water that has been enriched with hydrogen. A pilot study from Japan determined a supportive effect of drinking water which has been enriched with hydrogen. According to this study, drinking water enriched with hydrogen has a supportive effect on the energy requirement during muscle stress in the aerobic area.
Medical research for better muscle strength
In simplified terms, it can be deduced from this that it is easier for the body to regenerate the muscles and that it is quicker to show full readiness for action again. Fatigue and signs of weakness seem to occur less this way, as stress tests and blood tests showed. The study described the beneficial effects of hydrogen-rich water in experimental and clinical disease states.
Mobile H2 Booster for on the go
The production of hydrogen-rich drinking water is carried out by so-called Hydrogen generators or hydrogen boosters. While stationary generators can only be operated at home with a power connection, mobile hydrogen boosters make it possible to generate enriching drinking water wherever you are, at home, in the office, or during sports. The disadvantage of hydrogen enrichment is that the additional H2 does not remain in the drinking water for a long time, but is outgassed again. Mobility brings advantages and always a high hydrogen content. Hydrogen-rich water has nothing to do with sparkling water, even if it looks like it during the process. Hydrogen-rich drinking water is still water and should be as pure and filtered as possible. In addition to high H2 saturation values, good hydrogen boosters have another practical benefit: They can also be operated with commercially available drinking water bottles by screwing the bottles upside down onto the base unit.
Source Aoki, K., Nakao, A., Adachi, T .: Effects of drinking hydrogen-rich water on muscle fatigue. doi.org/10.1186/2045-9912-2-12
