July 13, 2005

 

Proton Laboratories, Inc., a biotechnology company that develops practical uses for electrolyzed water, unique byproducts of the electrolysis process and the use of the electrolysis process in direct and indirect applications, announced that the company has been assigned the use of new science findings that describe the key mechanism of electrolyzed water and how the electrolyzed water is able to stimulate various reactions at surface levels.

"Proton Laboratories is privileged to be assigned the use of this new science finding, called Ionic Product Theory, which was developed by Dr. Kokichi Hanaoka of Bio-Redox Laboratory. The assignment of the new science findings allows Proton to be able to take this new paradigm from the realm of empirical thinking closer to that of peer-reviewed science," stated Edward Alexander , chairman and CEO Proton Laboratories.

As part of the current core science about electrolyzed water, the Ionic Product Theory, which is based on the dissociation activity of water molecules, will be utilized by Proton in the introduction of its electrolyzed water-based consumer and industrial products and applications into industry. The company believes that the basic electrolysis technology can now be cohesively substantiated and explained using the Ionic Product Theory.

In connection with the assignment of the new science finding, the assignment provides for Proton Laboratories to pay a royalty fee to BioRedox Laboratory for electrolysis devices, which utilize this science as a basis for formulating a wide array of electrolyzed water. As a result of this, Proton has joined an innovative group of electrolyzed water designers who assert this science as the core mechanism for electrolyzed water.

As with the introduction of any innovation based upon the centuries'-old technology of electrolysis, modern science favors verifiable, peer-reviewed data. As U.S.-based academic research is reconfirming the validity of the use of electrolyzed water for various beneficial applications, the Ionic Product Theory should add a basis for science to better comprehend electrolyzed water and its composition. As this research evolves, more emphasis will be placed on the identification of additional active mechanism(s) of electrolyzed water.