DDW Research Highlights and Benefits of Deuterium Depletion
DDW improves sports performance recovery and training-yield
DDW enables the body to protect itself against toxins & radiation
DDW improves sports performance recovery and training-yield
Deuterium Depleted Water (DDW) is known to have promoting effects on cellular energy production, on the nano-motor sites of the ATP-synthase. Deuterium depletion via DDW, has a promoting effect on energy production and efficiency, as well as on post workout recovery, including a decrease in free radical production, lactate levels and pro-inflammatory markers.
It is also noteworthy that drinking deuterium depleted water is associated with increased VO2-max at same training load.
All in all, the regular use of deuterium depleted water is likely one of the greatest discoveries and bio-hacks of our time....
Györe I., Somlyai G. et al.
hyd.hu/documents/sportorvosi-szemle-20050001.pdf
Anti-aging and bio-hacking on a completely new level
DDW enables the body to protect itself against toxins & radiation
DDW improves sports performance recovery and training-yield
True anti-aging and bio-hacking is something that must come from the inside and then take its effect on the whole organism. As such, anti-aging in it's core, needs to start as an optimization of the cellular powerhouses, the mitochondria.
In particular, it is the ATP producing nano-motors called ATP-synthase, that needs to be protected, revitalized and optimized to output more efficiently.
Deuterium depletion by daily drinking of DDW, offers all of these benefits plus many more. Published studies over the last two decades, has shed a lot of light this subject, as well as other profound benefits. Please read more below to see a list of deuterium depleted water studies and discover how this could benefit you.
Oleg I. Kit , Alla I. Shikhliarova et al.
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4917383
DDW enables the body to protect itself against toxins & radiation
DDW enables the body to protect itself against toxins & radiation
DDW enables the body to protect itself against toxins & radiation
Most foods or dietary compounds that offer some protection against toxins, radiation or the free radicals generated as a consequence, do so by donating free electrons thereby reacting or binding to the free radical. Good examples are Vitamin-C, Vitamin-E, and Iodine to name a few.
The protecting mechanism is entirely different in Deuterium Depleted Water (DDW). It is not the light water itself doing anything, but it is simply the ability of the ATP producing "ATP-synthase", to keep its integrity when in a deuterium depleted state (commonly perceived to mean a deuterium load below 130 ppm, often in the range of 100). See studies such as:
Petcu Doina, Lucia Olariu et al.;
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11797936/
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Cancer research Studies related to deuterium depleted water
Metabolism and cellular energy production, what does the research point to?
DDW enables the body to protect itself against toxins & radiation
DDW or Deuterium Depleted Water has shown to touch, not only on the issue of un-inhibited growth, but also on mitochondrial dysfunction, decreased output of the ATP-synthase nano-motors inside the mitochondria and lack of fatty acid metabolism.
There are quite a number of cancer related studies with DDW water and deuterium depletion of the cells -and thus the mitochondria and its nano-motors, and they confirm a relationship between mitochondrial health and optimum ATP generation and output, with cellular deuterium burden. See more further below....
"The biological effects of deuterium-depleted water, a possible new tool in cancer therapy"
Gabor Somlyai et al. 1998
Study at URL: Researchgate.net/publication/286997777_The_biological_effects_of_deuterium-depleted_water_a_possible_new_tool_in_cancer_therapy
Metabolism and cellular energy production, what does the research point to?
Metabolism and cellular energy production, what does the research point to?
Metabolism and cellular energy production, what does the research point to?
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Deuterium Depleted Water Research and Studies on DDW
Overview of DDW and light water Research studies
Athletic performance and Sports Performance
“Physiological effects of drinking water enriched with 1H216O.” by T.N. Burdeynaya et al.
Performed at P.K. Anokhin Institute of Normal Physiology of Russian Academy of Medical Science, Moscow, Russia.
“The effect of deuterium depleted drinking water on the performance of sportsmen”
The authors saw an optimization in a host of parameters during the research study period, that lasted for 44 days.
Twelve professional male rowers participated in the study – 7 athletes consumed 2 L of 105 ppm Deuterium Depleted Water for 44 days and 5 athletes drank ordinary tap water. Both groups underwent a multistage load test at the start and end of the study.
Pulse rate was continuously monitored. Acid-base parameters (pH, pCO2, pO2, HCO3, base excess), ions (Na+, K+, Cl–), blood lactate and blood glucose, as well as the anion gap were determined from capillary blood samples.
The results: Improved tissue oxygenation, less pronounced tissue anoxia, better mobilization and utilization of glucose, and the cells showed a better metabolic compensation of the load-dependent changes in deuterium-depleted state achieved by consumption of 105 ppm DDW.
Györe I., Somlyai G. et al. Hungarian Review of Sports Medicine (2005: 46/1:27-38.)
hyd.hu/documents/sportorvosi-szemle-20050001.pdf
The effect of deuterium depletion, on metabolism and protein-systems
“Determination of Deuterium Concentration in Foods and Influence of Water With Modified Isotopic Composition on Oxidation Parameters and Heavy Hydrogen Isotopes Content in Experimental Animals”
A. A. Basov et al.
“…”It was demonstrated that introduction of water with a decreased content of deuterium in the food rations of rats results in a decrease in its concentration in the blood plasma by 32-36% (to 98-106 ppm) and in liver, kidney, and heart tissues by 13-17% (to 123-128 ppm). It was noted that it is accompanied by correction of metabolic processes, an increase in the functional activity of nonspecific protection system”…
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25816625
Anti-aging - Pro-Youth
Oleg I. Kit , Alla I. Shikhliarova et al.
Drinking deuterium depleted water (DDW) for five weeks contributed to the overall correction of age-related disorders of the adaptive status, estrous cycle regulation and nonspecific resistance, as well as the appearance of visually distinct signs of rejuvenation of aging female rats (20–22 months).
“Relation of antistress and geroprotective effects of deuterium depleted water in aging female rats.”
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cardiometry.net/issues/no10-may-2017/item/download/312_7c84c3532fa75b510650ef2d9e101405
“Anti-aging effects of deuterium depletion (90ppm) on Mn-induced toxicity in a C. elegans model” by Daiana Silva Ávala, Gábor Somlyai et al.
This study confirms other references studies that shows, that a link between aging and Deuterium is well established in that D2O concentrations exceeding the natural level resulted in numerous adverse effects:
- Reduced the life-span of mice (Czajka and Finkel, 1960)
- Increased viral mutation rates (Konrad, 1960)
- Deuteration of synthetic estrogen hormones weakened its estrogenic properties (Thompson, 1963)
- Deuterated enzymes exhibited conformational changes, affecting their active sites (Van Hook, 1971)
- The skin became enriched in deuterium along a temporal aging axis (Griffiths, 1973)
The study goes on to discuss and conclude that Deuterium Depleted Light Water (DDW) did counteract the shortened life-span resulting from the study setup, but from that data alone and the short exposure time, the study could by itself not prove that DDW in general increased lifespan. The authors did however go on to take more of the known data into account, when they stated the following:
“…we cannot rule out that long term application of DDW will increase the life-span by reducing the number of gene alterations. Considering that the main pharmaceutical intervention with DDW is in cancer therapy (where conventional treatments cause strong side effects), future studies should further evaluate whether the application of DDW may be used to prevent or reduce the severity of the cytotoxic effect associated with conventional chemotherapies.” ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4917383/
“Physiological effects of drinking water enriched with 1H216O.” T.N. Burdeynaya et al.
P.K. Anokhin Institute of Normal Physiology of Russian Academy of Medical Science, Moscow, Russia.
Results of 28 days of drinking 1 liter of DDW revealed in every subject an improvement in health and reduced anxiety with improved psychological response.
The positive influence of drinking light DDW water on blood chemistries included a significant reduction of glycose, cholesterol, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, leukocyte counts and cortisol levels, while also revealed an increase in antioxidant capacities.
Volunteers who consumed 1 liter of light DDW water per day improved their hemodynamic parameters (i.e.: increased stroke volume and cardiac output, decreased total peripheral vascular resistance), which had a positive impact on overall physical performance and aerobic metabolism during an exercise.
Deuterium Depletion Research and Cancer
”Biological Significance of Naturally Occurring Deuterium: The Antitumor Effect of Deuterium Depletion” Gábor Somlyai et al.
Deuterium deplet ed water (25 ppm) induced complete or partial tumor regression in dogs and cats with spontaneous malignancies, it was registered as anticancer for veterinary use in 1999 (Vetera-DDW-25 A.U.V., 13/99 FVM). The hypodermic preparation of the registered veterinary drug was successfully tested in clinical investigations.
A randomized, double blind controlled, human Phase II clinical trial with prostate cancer (Under the Hungarian Institute of Pharmacology No. 5621/40/95) was performed, which exhibited a significant difference between the control and treated groups with respect to the examined parameters, median survival time and the extension of life-span.
The study suggests that cells are able to regulate the D/H ratio and the changes in the D/H ratio can trigger certain molecular mechanisms having a key role in cell cycle regulation. The study further supposes that not the shift in the intracellular pH, but the concomitant increase in the D/H ratio is the real trigger for the cells to enter into S phase. The decrease of Deuterium concentration can intervene in the signal transduction pathways thus leading to tumor regression. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20739263
Krempels K. et al.
Study comparing the survival of breast cancer in groups of conventional therapy compared to a group drinking Deuterium Depleted Water in addition to conventional cancer therapy.
“A retrospective study of survival in breast cancer patients undergoing deuterium depletion in addition to conventional therapies”.
nobleresearch.org/Doi/10.14312/2052-4994.2013-29
Zoltán Gyöngyi et al.
“Deuterium Depleted Water Effects on Survival of Lung Cancer Patients and Expression of Kras, Bcl2, and Myc Genes in Mouse Lung”
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3613976/
András Kovács and Imre Guller et al.
“Deuterium Depletion May Delay the Progression of
Prostate Cancer”
A clinical study looking at the effect of adding deuterium light water (DDW) along with conventional cancer treatment on 44 patients with prostate cancer.
ddcenters.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/JCT-2011.pdf
Zoltán Gyöngyi et al.
In a study of 129 lung cancer patients, who received deuterium depleted light water, together with regular treatment (chemo and radiation). On average, the survival was 200-400% greater than expected, especially in female patients, with survival of 74 months versus only 26 months “Deuterium Depleted Water Effects on Survival of Lung Cancer Patients and Expression of Kras, Bcl2, and Myc Genes in Mouse Lung”
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3613976/
Protection against radiation damages
Deuterium-depleted water was able to protect mice from the harmful effects of critical amounts of radioactive radiation and increased their chances of survival substantially. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11797936
In cell experiments, deuterium depleted light water is able to protect DNA from radiation damage ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4733494/
Protection against pollutants, toxins, heavy metals and radiation
Protection liver against acetaminophen toxicity: “In conclusion, our results revealed that DDW and DDW+ E.O have a potent hepatoprotective effect upon acetaminophen toxicity in rats by reducing the formation and detoxification of the active intermediate APAP metabolite” researchgate.net/profile/Azadeh_Rasooli/publication/331223795_Hepatoprotective_Effects_of_Deuterium_Depleted_Water_DDW_Adjuvant_with_Satureja_rechingeri_Essential_Oils/links/5c6d1cf692851c1c9deee1e8/Hepatoprotective-Effects-of-Deuterium-Depleted-Water-DDW-Adjuvant-with-Satureja-rechingeri-Essential-Oils.pdf
Repair of damage caused by free radicals in the liver
DDW combined with linseeds ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29376306
Mihaela Doina Petcu et al.
Cadmium pollution and associated cadmium toxicity. This study confirms the protective effect of Deuterium Depleted Water (DDW) in a rats.
“VARIATION OF THE DEUTERIUM CONCENTRATION IN RATS` BLOOD AFTER DEUTERIUM DEPLETED WATER ADMINISTRATION AND INTOXICATION WITH CADMIUM”
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