Comparison of 2 different hydrogen tablets | Hannes Pharma based on silicon and Hydronade®
I am watching the development of methods for hydrogen enrichment in water with great interest. Unfortunately, as you know, I have only had failures so far. Now you also have Hydronade tablets on offer, which I would never choose over a device because of the price alone. During my search I found another product from Hannes Pharma.
Have you ever looked into this (if so, what is the difference to hydronade?) and could you possibly offer this as it seems to be a lot cheaper than the tablets for hot water?
Thank you and best regards
mark a.
Answer from Karl Heinz Asenbaum | Hannes Pharma hydrogen tablets compared with Hydronade®
Dear Mr. A.,
Yes, of course I have looked into all the silicon preparations, for example active H. That is also a possible method. However, it is functionally inferior to the Hydronade Mg formula and is therefore more expensive rather than cheaper when you look at the facts:
Active H tablets, for example, cost around 50 cents each and produce 1 mg of H2 in the water. Hydronade produces 1,6 mg of H2 and costs 81 cents. Effectively, Hydronade is around 1 cent more expensive per tablet. So the price is almost exactly the same. In my opinion, the taste result is significantly better than with Active H.
I can't say anything about the Hannes Pharma product because I didn't know about it before. Silica nanocolloids? They write about it:
"With the unique nanoclustering of silicon dioxide, it was possible to reversibly bind the hydride ions in a silesquioxane form within the clusters. This means that they are released in a delayed manner with the dissolution of the stable 7-cornered cluster structures, whereby they reach the entire system and thus do not lead to a temporary "base shock".
Well, yes. I've heard more original fairy tales. Everything that is new and inventive is patented. It doesn't matter whether it's true or not. Finally someone who uses the "holy number 7".
It's just stupid that there are no such clusters. And what does a release of H2 from the Silesquiosan resin have to do with a base shock? Since when is hydrogen basic? This is probably more of a new smoke candle than a new product. It is probably nothing other than Active H based on Flanagan products. With a not insignificant amount of potassium, which can severely disrupt the sodium-potassium balance in the body.
Just try both. You will be at Hydronad get stuck.
And I still don't know why you don't get satisfactory results with the devices. Where is your satisfaction threshold? Why do you want extreme concentration? Just drink more.
By the way: it is a misunderstanding if you think that the Hydronade tablets are just a product for hot water. These are of course primarily intended for cold water; they only offer an alternative option for use in hot water, which would be extremely difficult with other methods of hydrogen enrichment.
