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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2025 · 38 MIN

Deep Hydration: Restoring Electrochemical Balance with Thai Cabados

from The Architecture of Health · host Deborah Voisin

In Deb’s healing journey, she was surprised at how impactful ions from grounding and ionic footbaths were to support healing from autoimmune and other “incurable” conditions. Once she learned that they worked in great part because they decreased chronic inflammation, she finally found and started using alkalized hydrogen-rich water because it was much more powerful and easier to integrate into her everyday life! Decreasing chronic inflammation became effortless!Reduced inflammation enhances the body’s ability to heal, promotes healthier tissues, and supports better organ function. Hydrogen-rich water increases antioxidant capacity and thereby decreases the inflammation response of the body in healthy adults.In this interview, Thai Cabados from Life Ionizers explains some of the science behind alkalized hydrogen rich water and many practical tips for making the most of this as a part of your health protocol.Studies referenced: https://lifeionizers.com/pages/studiesGo to www.lifeionizers.com to contact Thai and learn more about Life Ionizers! 

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