T4:E5 - Agua Hidrogenada

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En este quinto capítulo de esta cuarta temporada, invitamos a Sebastián Marchant, fundador de Agua Hidrogenada Chile quien nos habla de los beneficios del hidrogeno molecular en nuestro cuerpo y cómo a través de un proceso de electrólisis podemos obtenerlo en nuestra casa a partir del agua. Agradecemos nuevamente a Freemet y BYD por ayudarnos a transmitir estos mensajes y así cada uno de nosotros tenga las herramientas para poder "SANAR".

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