Disclaimer: I’m not sick!! Promise. The cannula is to breathe in Brown’s Gas. It’s safe to use at home and I’ve had no negative side effects.
Brown’s Gas is gaining attention for its potential health benefits helping with healthy ageing and reducing inflammation.
The older we get certain conditions such as headaches, shoulder and neck pain, arthritis, and Parkinson’s symptoms are becoming increasingly more common. These are often related to our cells not getting enough water, which can lead to muscle pain and stiffness.
As we age, our bodies water content gradually decreases, resulting in a decline in hydrogen levels. Since hydrogen makes up about 62% of our body volume, this can contribute to various health issues.
We can rehydrate our bodies and potentially reduce the effects of ageing, inflammation, and oxidative stress with Brown’s Gas enriched water.
What is Brown’s Gas?
Through the process of electrolysis, Brown’s Gas, also known as HHO or HydrOxy, is created. The unique electrolyser splits the water molecules into two different gasses – Oxygen and Hydrogen – and creates a special water vapour component, referred to as ‘Electrically Expanded Water’.
Brown’s Gas enriched water contains higher concentrations of hydrogen, oxygen, and bio-available electrons compared to standard tap water. This makes it easier for the body to absorb, and the higher levels of hydrogen and oxygen provide antioxidant benefits.
The Evolution of Brown’s Gas
In the 1960s, William Rhodes patented Brown’s Gas for industrial purposes like metal cutting and welding. Yull Brown then promoted and commercialised the gas for welding in the 70’s. Eventually, researchers became interested in its potential health benefits.
George Wiseman is a well-known name in the world of Brown’s Gas for improving health and wellness. He has spent over 30 years researching and experimenting with this technology and has become a leading authority on its use. George is passionate about the potential benefits, including reducing inflammation, slowing down ageing, and enhancing overall health. He is the founder of Eagle-Research, a company that creates and sells Brown’s Gas machines designed for home use.
How do people use Brown’s Gas at home?
Brown’s Gas machines are an effective way to harness the potential benefits of energised water. By using these machines in the comfort of your own home, you can easily access the therapeutic effects in several ways:
Drinking the energised water may help rehydrate the body and potentially reduce the effects of ageing, inflammation, and oxidative stress.
Targeting the gas on an area of concern with a spot applicator may help with targeted relief of pain and promote skin healing.
Inhaling Brown’s Gas may have therapeutic effects for respiratory conditions, like asthma, as well as potential benefits for overall health, energy, and well-being.
What are the benefits of Brown’s Gas?
Brown’s Gas is a natural and non-invasive therapy offering a wide range of potential health benefits.
One of the primary benefits is improved hydration, as the energised water generated by Brown’s Gas machines may be more easily absorbed by the body than regular tap water.
Many users have reported increased energy levels and a reduction in inflammation and muscle soreness, especially in conditions such as arthritis.
Studies have shown that hydrogen gas, a key component of Brown’s Gas, may act as an antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-apoptotic agent in the body, helping to reduce oxidative stress and inflammation that contribute to ageing and disease1.
Some users have also reported detoxifying effects, feeling more refreshed and revitalised. This may be due to the energised water assisting in the body’s natural detoxification process by stimulating the removal of toxins and waste products.
Studies have also shown that the increased levels of oxygen in Brown’s Gas can provide various benefits, such as promoting the growth of new blood vessels, improving wound healing, and reducing inflammation2,3. These benefits can work together with the antioxidant properties of hydrogen to further reduce oxidative stress and inflammation in the body.
Other ways to reduce oxidative stress
While using energised water can help to reduce oxidative stress in the body, it’s important to remember that there are other factors to consider when it comes to maintaining overall health and wellness.
Eating less packaged foods and refraining from cooking with seed oils can effectively reduce the number of free radicals present in their body.
Getting regular exercise increases antioxidant production, reduces inflammation, and improves blood flow.
Getting enough sleep allows the body to repair and regenerate cells, which can help to reduce oxidative damage.
My Experience with Brown’s Gas
I’ve been using the AquaCure AC50 (Brown’s Gas for Health machine) for around 4 months now. Let me start by saying I don’t have any major health conditions. But I’ve noticed I am definitely more alert and have more energy throughout the day. I regularly use the machine to bubble brown gas into distilled water, drinking around 3 glasses a day. Also I inhale the gas for 1-2 hours a day on most days as I work on the computer.
I don’t get that 3pm slump anymore! Also my skin feels smoother and the faint age spots that were appearing on my forehead have faded away. I have also lost a little weight, not that I needed to. I think it does suppress your appetite as I’m snacking less. It feels like the water is actually hydrating me more.
I’ve read many online testimonies of improvements in chronic pain, arthritis symptoms, energy levels, and sleep from using the machine. I really wish more people could discover the benefits of this water.
You can use my affiliate code ABETTER for 5% off the full purchase price of the AquaCure AC50 from Eagle-Research. The machine came super quick and well packaged, I got mine in a week. George provides lots of tutorial videos so it’s easy to setup. He’s also very quick at getting back to you on email with any questions.
If you’re in Melbourne I’d be happy to help you with a free demo, the setup of your machine, or answer any questions. For more info comment below, or head to my Instagram page (samara_amadi).
AquaCure website (George Wiseman)
References:
- Ito, M., Hirayama, M., Yamai, K., Goto, S., & Ito, M. (2020). The effects of hydrogen gas and hydrogen-rich water on aging and age-related diseases. Medical Gas Research, 10(4), 181-187. doi: 10.4103/2045-9912.29231
- Gustafsson T, Puntschart A, Kaijser L, et al. Training-induced changes in skeletal muscle morphology and enzymes are related to improvement in VO2max. J Appl Physiol. 1999;87(2):571-577.
- Kudchodkar BJ, Wilson JT. Illuminating the landscape of host-pathogen interactions with the bacterium Escherichia coli. PLoS Pathog. 2019;15(11):e1008083.
