A New Chapter in Wellness
In California, Pamela Smith watches her 92-year-old mother, Paula, laugh with friends at her senior living community. It’s a scene that brings Pamela immense joy, especially after the past few years had seen Paula’s natural vitality begin to fade.
This is the remarkable story of how one daughter’s quest for holistic wellness helped her mother find a new “spark” in her tenth decade.
Pamela, who has always been interested in holistic health, lives close to her mother. “I’m always looking for ways to support my mom’s health naturally,” Pamela shares. As her mother’s primary advocate, Pamela became dedicated to finding a solution that could help Paula feel her best.
The Challenge of “Slowing Down”
Paula’s health journey had been long. While she had no single acute issue, the simple toll of nine decades had left her feeling fatigued and less engaged. “My mom is my superhero and as strong as steel,” Pamela explains, “but I could see she was ‘slowing down.’ She was sleeping more during the day and didn’t have the energy for the card games and social events she used to love.”
The family’s goal wasn’t to chase a miracle; it was simply to improve Paula’s quality of life, support her energy levels, and help her feel more like her vibrant self.
An Unexpected Discovery
Pamela’s path to Holy Hydrogen began with her own wellness research. “I was super impressed,” Pamela remembers after discovering Greg the Hydrogen Man. “I started researching more… and I got more and more excited the more I learned.”
She was impressed by the Japanese engineering and the machine’s reputation for quality. She felt this was a foundational wellness tool that could support her mother’s body at a cellular level.
A New Routine Begins at 92
In March 2024, Pamela approached her mother with a proposal. “I proposed to my mom if she would just try drinking this special water every day, it might help her feel more energetic,” Pamela recalls.
“Thankfully, she said yes, at which point I committed to taking her a bag of hydrogen water every night.”
Paula began drinking one liter of hydrogen water daily. “When she started noticing… she was sleeping a little better, I think that gave her hope that something good was on the horizon,” Pamela observes.
The daily routine became a bonding experience. “Are you coming to bring my water tonight?” became Paula’s regular evening question. For a woman from “the generation of grit and pulling yourself up by your bootstraps,” trying a new wellness modality was, as Pamela puts it, “out of the box for her. I am so proud of her.”
From Fatigued to Thriving: The Transformation
The results of Paula’s new routine left the whole family thrilled. The transformation wasn’t in a specific medical test, but in her vitality.
“The biggest change is her energy,” Pamela emphasizes. “She’s not just sleeping in her chair all day. She’s joining in on activities, playing cards, and seems so much brighter.”
Her blood work during her annual check-ups also showed good, stable numbers, which her doctor was very pleased with.
“Generally, how many 92-year-olds suddenly get their ‘spark’ back? I haven’t heard of any. Have you?” Pamela asks with amazement.
Today, Paula continues to thrive. She attends exercise classes, plays competitive card games, and is known for her bright smile. “They say she looks like a movie star and she does,” Pamela shares proudly. Most remarkably, she remains in independent living, full of life and vigor.
Your Journey to Renewed Health Awaits
When asked what advice she would give to others, Pamela’s response is clear: “Don’t hesitate. Go for it. This is the best investment you can make for your wellness.”
What has hydrogen water truly given this 92-year-old woman? “Peace,” Pamela reflects. “I believe she has more peace about her health… She’s sleeping well too, so that’s important.”
Paula’s transformation from feeling fatigued to enjoying vibrant energy at 92 demonstrates the profound potential of molecular hydrogen. Through Holy Hydrogen’s Lourdes Hydrofix, families like Pamela and Paula’s are discovering that “slowing down” doesn’t have to be an inevitable part of aging.
