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Hydration Discovery Unlocks Key to Cellular Immortality

Nobel Laureate Dr. Alex Carrel stunned the scientific community by proving that human cell life is extended indefinitely when replenished with nutrients and cleansed of waste. After three decades studying several remote regions where people frequently live past the age of 100 years, Dr. Patrick Flanagan made the discovery that while diets in these regions are very different, the drinking water all comes from frozen glaciers. Known as glacial milk, this drinking water is different from normal drinking water because it has different physical properties including an incredibly high volume of negatively charged hydrogen ions. The water from these regions can be absorbed directly into the cells of the body with much greater ease facilitating hydration and nutrient uptake.

Aging is evidence of damage to the body's cells from oxidation. Oxidation is due to the lack of available negatively charged ions that stop free radical damage. "The amount of antioxidants that you maintain in your body is directly proportional to how long you will live," says Richard Cutler, MD, Director of Anti-Aging Research, National Institute of Health. Dr. Flanagan discovered the key antioxidant profile of negatively charged hydrogen ions in glacial milk and calls it MegaHydrate. MegaHydrate contains negatively charged hydrogen ions with antioxidant capacity 800 times more powerful than green tea extract, grape seed extract, vitamin E, vitamin A, alpha lipoic acid, CoQ10, and vitamin C. Without oxygen and sources of negatively ionized hydrogen, human cells have no source of energy and expire.

Dr. Patrick Flanagan's scientific discoveries have been published in numerous scientific and medical journals including, the Int'l Journal of Hydrogen Energy, Journal of Medicinal Food, and Free Radical Biology and Medicine. He has worked for the Pentagon, CIA, NSA and NASA. Dr. Patrick Flanagan is an exciting and experienced guest speaker and has been featured in dozens of newspaper, magazine, radio and television interviews. He gives a compelling, entertaining, and easy-to-understand interview that frequently results in follow-up features due to high audience demand.