Yeah.

There's a lot of awesome, you know, really promising studies.

I am not a hydrogen water specialist, so I definitely like to stay in my lane.

But I would say that even as somebody who I have a hydrogen generating bottle, I got mine from Lumati.

Okay.

It's $200 and they have the data.

Yeah.

No idea.

Because it needs to

transport into the cell itself, right? So you're going to be peeing out a lot of it.

Absolutely.

Yeah, absolutely.

So I think electrolytes have their place, right? Like for example, if you live in a very hot environment and you're constantly sweating to a degree, right? Or if you're working out or if you're in a sauna or whatever it is, some sort of sweat situation, electrolyte packets are good depending on which kind in the moment to quickly help you rehydrate.

But when it comes to like taking it every single day at every single point, like A, it's a waste of money.

You don't need to do that.

Like you might as well get the best one that's out there that is already paying attention to all those details, like you mentioned.

What's the difference between filtered water and purified water? 'Cause I feel like brands use these interchangeably, and they get really confusing.

So much.

So much, and there was, a couple days ago, I had a client, she's building a home in Miami, and she was like, "Oh, what is this filtered faucet situation?" I was like, "Okay, so send it over.

I'll do my comparison," you know.

And in the same breath, in the same sentence, they use filtered, purified water, [laughs] and I was like, but those things technically in the industry mean different things.

So filtered goes down to, like, five micron, okay? I know that doesn't mean a lot to people, but just hold on.

So five micron, whereas a purification system, like a high, uh, like a highly certified proper purification system, goes down to .0001.

So let's talk about what does that mean, that it's getting structured?