How does Master Formula Compare
with other Top Selling Green Drinks?

Master Formula Dominates ‘rH2’ Test

The term “rH2” is a measurement of oxidation-reduction potential under a specific pH measurement. It indicates the amount of electron potential that exists in a tested solution. The rH2 scale ranges from 0-42, with 28 representing the mid-point. The relative concentration of electron donors is equivalent to the relative concentration of electron acceptors. Any rH2 value noted below 28 is considered to be reduced and containing a greater number of electron donors than electron acceptors. Conversely, if the value is greater than 28, the fluid is considered to be oxidized. Oxidized fluid has a lower number of electron donors than electron acceptors.

Having a high number of available electrons in the cells, and more specifically in the mitochondria, is a highly desirable condition. The electrons are produced as a result of an active and productive Kreb’s cycle. The electrons are carried in high-energy biochemical intermediates. These intermediates are converted to usable energy (ATP & GTP) through the electron transport oxidative phosphorylation mechanism.

Master Formula was tested against six of the top selling green drinks in the country. The other green drinks were formulated with ingredients such as barley green, blue green algae, and spirulina, to name a few. Master Formula’s rH2 rating is 24.5 and ALL other products that were tested scored at 31 or higher. Remember, if a product scores over 28, the benefits from the products are reduced. Less than 28 indicates a better antioxidant ability. Antioxidants reduce free radicals, which improves the body’s ability to fight disease.

Dr. Bradley Storks from Arizona accomplished the rH2 testing on Master Formula. He commented that he believes the correct processing and the ingenius combination of ingredients in Master Formula are responsible for the myriad benefits one receives while taking it!