1. Dual-cell Electrodes - Dual-cell platinum-coated titanium electrodes in hydrogen ionizers efficiently separate water into alkaline and acidic components due to the catalyst and chamber design.

2. Anti-Microbial Filtration - Antimicrobial filtration removes or inactivates microbes like bacteria and viruses from the water.

3. PEM Technology - We replace traditional chambers with a Proton Exchange Membrane, allowing for more efficient and purer hydrogen-rich water production.

4. Anti-scalant - It is the component that prevents minerals from building up and clogging membranes.

4. NIH - National Institutes of Health, the primary federal agency in the United States that conducts and supports medical research.

5. MDPI - Molecular Diversity Preservation International, a non-profit organization founded in Basel, Switzerland.

6. Other recognized sources include Science Direct, WebMD, and Food Science & Nutrition.