Robert Whitfield MD warns that cheap electrolysis bottles sold as hydrogen generators mostly produce chlorine, oxygen, and other gases, not hydrogen. Consumers see bubbles and assume they're getting hydrogen. He says his Echo bottle works differently and that competitors are editing his interviews to fake his endorsement.
And they're kind of flooding the market with them at like a fifth of the price of ours. And unfortunately, people are getting suckered into buying those because they're not hydrogen bottles, they're electrolysis bottles. So you see bubbles and people assume if I see bubbles, that's hydrogen. Well, it's not hydrogen. It's chlorine, it's oxygen. It's all kinds of things. And very, very low amounts of hydrogen. So people are now on our website, go. Don't get suckered. I got suckered. I bought a bottle and it didn't help me. And then I bought Echo and I fell so much better. So unfortunately, like, these companies will take my videos, which is crazy to think because obviously I, I developed the Ecco brand and they would take my videos where I've been interviewed and then they would edit the videos so it makes it look like it's their bottle that I'm promoting or Gary Brecka is promoting it.
