How Much Deuterium Exists in Normal, Plain Water?

All water contains deuterium. This is normal. The highest levels of deuterium are found along the equator at sea level and in desert groundwater.

Deuterium is a rare but naturally occurring stable isotope of hydrogen. Only 1 in 6500 hydrogen atoms are deuterium. This is why, deuterium levels in drinking water vary with approximately 95% of the global potable water ranging between 143-157 ppm.

In comparison, HydroHealth deuterium-depleted water and our deuterium-depleted water based products range from 25 to 85ppm.

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