Alex Tarnava

Because the concentration is about 12, drop one in, it takes a minute and you just slam it as fast as you can.

So you can get the same dose using the bottles if the bottle's gasket hasn't

you know, shield, you just need to drink more water in that same short time.

I want to try the tablets.

No, no, and as you shouldn't.

I don't either.

I like doing deep dives before I do anything that I try.

Um, and then there's a lot of confusion, right?

Like a, a lot of companies, like the reason that it took myself and Dr. Tyler LeBaron, who's a leading expert and arguably the world on molecular hydrogen, you know, and its physiological properties.

It took us seven and a half years to design our inhalation unit, which is sitting at customs right now.

And when we were talking about it.

Because most companies don't think about how it's actually working.

They see the studies that are being done by research teams and then they make something and they don't think, am I making the same thing that's being used in the research?

There's this disconnect.

So typically, well, actually like all these other machines are using nasal cannulas.

I've seen those.

With a constant flow.

And before I get into hydrogen inhalation, because most people are like, oh, well, I'm drinking hydrogen water.

Why do I want to do hydrogen inhalation too?

What's the difference?