A Wellness Practitioner’s Quest for Evidence-Based Solutions
In the world of wellness technology, David Kim stands out as both a practitioner and a meticulous researcher. Based in Indiana, David has spent the past three years with his Lourdes Hydrofix Premium Edition, approaching molecular hydrogen with the same analytical rigor he applies to every tool in his wellness routine. As someone who describes himself as “all of the above”—a wellness-focused individual, athlete, biohacker, and certified wellness practitioner—David’s journey with Holy Hydrogen started with one question: does the machine actually do what it says it does?
A Fifteen-Year Toolkit
David’s interest in wellness optimization spans fifteen years and countless modalities: ketogenic nutrition, light therapy, infrared saunas, cold thermogenesis, qigong, and more. His approach has always been comprehensive and research-driven, leaving no stone unturned.
Yet despite this extensive toolkit, David remained open to new discoveries—maintaining the scientific skepticism that would eventually lead him to molecular hydrogen.
Why the Research Stood Out
David’s discovery of molecular hydrogen came naturally through his own reading. “I was probably exploring 10 different things at the same time,” he recalls. What set molecular hydrogen apart from other wellness trends wasn’t marketing or testimonials—it was the published research.
“I was drawn to the emerging research and the biological rationale of molecular hydrogen,” David emphasizes. For a researcher accustomed to evaluating claims critically, the distinction was clear: “This wasn’t just some wellness biohack promoted by an influencer. I was intrigued by the fundamental role hydrogen plays in biology.”
David also notes that certain gut bacteria naturally produce molecular hydrogen, and he found the broader body of published research worth exploring further—which ultimately led him to look for a high-quality hydrogen water generator.
Testing the Machine Himself
True to his analytical nature, David didn’t simply trust product claims. “I was a little bit skeptical of the machine. Did it actually really do what it said it does?” he admits. His solution was characteristically thorough: he purchased a hydrogen meter to verify the Lourdes Hydrofix’s output independently.
His testing confirmed that the machine produced 1.7–1.8 parts per million of dissolved hydrogen. Three years later, he continues to monitor the device’s performance: “I can say that it still does. It’s at 1.7 to 1.8 parts per million, which is exactly what I discovered when I tested it… three years ago.”
David’s appreciation for the Hydrofix extends beyond its hydrogen output. He values a technical feature many users might overlook: the separate electrolysis chamber. He explains that some machines using direct electrolysis of the drinking water itself can introduce unwanted byproducts, while the Hydrofix’s separate-chamber design keeps the drinking water isolated from the electrolysis process entirely.
“That engineering distinction mattered to me,” David says. “I wanted to know exactly what was in my water—and what wasn’t.”
A Measured Perspective
When asked about his personal experience, David’s response reflects his scientific honesty. “I just feel well,” he states simply. Unlike those who report dramatic overnight changes, David is candid about the subtlety of his experience: “I know from my understanding of the science that it is providing some benefit for me. I can’t say exactly what.”
This measured response might disappoint those looking for dramatic testimonials, but for David, it represents something more valuable—the confidence that comes from using a well-engineered, independently verified machine every day. His regular use of the Hydrofix is driven by his trust in the device’s consistency, its build quality, and the growing body of published research on molecular hydrogen.
“I’m thankful to Holy Hydrogen for making this available,” he says. “The machine does exactly what it says it does, and three years in, it’s still performing at the same level.”
Built for Researchers, Not Miracle Seekers
David Kim’s story offers a perspective on the Lourdes Hydrofix that’s grounded not in dramatic claims, but in engineering verification and independent testing. For those who, like David, value verifiable specs over marketing hype, the Lourdes Hydrofix delivers something rare in the wellness device market: a machine that performs exactly as specified, year after year.
The Lourdes Hydrofix Premium Edition is a hydrogen water generator. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The hydrogen water and hydrogen gas produced by this device are intended for general wellness purposes only. Consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your wellness routine.
