HHO, Browns’ Gas for energy efficiency and health in living bodies:
Conventional industry has yet to fully recognize the unique qualities of Brown’s Gas and continues to be largely unaware of its vast and important uses, especially for health.
The current theory of Brown’s Gas states that Brown’s Gas is a mixture of di-atomic and mon-atomic hydrogen and oxygen. The simplest way to make Brown’s Gas is to use an electrolyzer, which uses electricity to split water into its elements of hydrogen and oxygen. At the instant that the water splits, the hydrogen and oxygen are in their mon-atomic state, this is H for hydrogen and O for oxygen.
Normal electrolyzers encourage the hydrogen and oxygen to drop to their di-atomic state. Di-atomic means the hydrogen formed H2 and the oxygen formed O2. The di-atomic state is a lower energy state, the energy difference shows up as heat in the electrolyzer. This energy is now unavailable.
HydrOxy travels in your blood bringing every cell the nutrition it needs, and relief from issues related to dehydration (literally meaning lack of hydrogen!) HydrOxy is the world’s BEST anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory for cell health, and has other cytoprotective (cell protective) properties.
Examples of ways to use HydrOxy include wearing goggles which allows HydrOxy to penetrate the eyes for improving eye conditions; putting the bubbles on the skin is used routinely in elite spas in Japan for skin rejuvenation; drinking HydrOxy water is amazingly healthful – and there are no negative side effects (only positive results have been reported over the past 30 years!)
Brief History:
Brown’s Gas was originally patented in the early 1960’s by the late William Rhodes of Pheonix Arizona and he called it ‘single-ducted gas’.
Not much happened with the gas until the late Yull Brown (then in Australia) in the 1970’s patented a better machine for making it and started to commercialize the gas for various applications (mostly to replace torch fuel gasses like acetylene). He spent the next 30 years of his life traveling the world, selling his technology and developing variations of his machines. He was particularly effective in the Orient, where China (in particular) was undergoing a MASSIVE buildup and they adopted the Brown’s Gas as a standard instead of developing an acetylene infrastructure.
During all that time it was known as ‘Brown’s Gas’.
After that, several people started making variations of Brown’s Gas machines and many of them ‘brand-named’ the gas (it’s all the same gas) to try to get more market share. This is about when the name HydrOxy popped into existence, from Alvin Crosby of New Zealand.
I’ve been working with this gas since 1986 and I’ve honored the name ‘Brown’s Gas’ to honor the inventor that commercialized it. The world would NOT know of this gas if it wasn’t for Yull Brown.
The name HHO popped into existence via the late Denny Klein just before the huge raise in oil prices in 2007-2008. Denny had a very good video circulating through news media at the time, so the gas got a lot of good publicity with the trade name HHO.
One of the excellent applications of BG is for combustion enhancement (typical 25% reduction in fuel consumption) so when Ozzie Freeman put out an eBook on how to DIY apply HHO to your vehicle and sold over a million copies, the name HHO was then ‘cemented’ in the public consciousness.
There’s lots more to the history, but that’s the Gist.
All the ‘trade names’ are for the same gas, though it can vary in QUALITY depending on the quantity (percentage) of Electrically Expanded Water (ExW).
