Send us a textWhat if the missing link between clearer thinking, steadier energy, and calmer hormones is the way your water carries hydrogen? We sit down with Dr. Paul Barattiero, founder of Echo Water and a longtime educator in hydrogen water science, to trace a remarkable journey—from a family health crisis to building devices designed to deliver stable dissolved hydrogen without the unwanted byproducts. The result is a conversation that turns buzzwords into biology you can use.We unpack the core mechanism: restoring balance between oxidation and reduction to bring down oxidative stress and prevent chronic inflammation. Dr. Paul explains how hydrogen shifts the gut’s electrical terrain, helping strict anaerobes flourish, reducing sugar cravings, and nudging mood and metabolism in the right direction. We also dig into ghrelin’s rapid signaling to the hippocampus and hypothalamus, why EEG changes can show up minutes after a glass, and what that means for focus, coordination, and neuroprotection in conditions like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.Performance and recovery fans get a clear playbook: drink before training to reduce lactate buildup, support ATP production, and extend time-to-fatigue without the crash of caffeine. For anyone navigating perimenopause, menopause, or andropause, we connect the dots between lower cortisol, steadier sleep architecture, melatonin synthesis, and healthier lipid and glucose metabolism. You’ll also hear practical guidance on timing your intake, first-time energy effects at higher concentrations, and how to separate effective hydrogen devices from lookalikes by testing and research.If you’re curious about hydration that does more—supporting gut repair, brain function, metabolic flexibility, and hormone balance—this is a grounded, evidence-forward roadmap. Subscribe for more conversations that turn complex physiology into simple daily habits, share this episode with someone who needs an energy reset, and leave a review to tell us what you’ll try first.Support the show

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