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Deuterium depleted water

For mitochondrial health and cancer protocols

The experts we follow agree on this.

Deuterium depleted water shows promise for mitochondrial health, especially in complex cases.

Who is behind it

Voices including a molecular biology PhD, a Princeton-trained molecular biology PhD and a certified nutrition and mineral coach.

How strong the research is

Mostly expert experience so far, with published research still catching up.

Ask the minds about this

In their words

“there is a protocol and you don't want to just drink five part per million or 18 parts per million dutyium depleted water neat. you need to dilute it”

a molecular biology PhD
  • It provides a net energy benefit as you age and may slow down aging processes

  • Deuterium depleted water is probably the safest, cheapest hack for people living in environments with magnetic declination stressors to improve mitochondrial health.

  • Deuterium is a burden to your body because it interferes with intricate chemical reactions by slowing them down, and lowering deuterium has numerous health benefits including better metabolic health and healthier mitochondria.

  • They starve cancer cells of their primary fuel and remove the deuterium accumulated for rapid replication.

With care

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How this reading was made

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