Basic guide to molecular hydrogen
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Molecular hydrogen refers to diatomic hydrogen or H2 gas: two hydrogen atoms combined. Hydrogen is the smallest molecule in the universe, it is neutral and non-polar, which is why it has great bioavailability.
It does not dissociate from its electrons and protons when dissolved in water, so it will not alter the pH of the water or your body and has no relation to the concept of alkaline water.
«It's just hydrogen gas. It has three times more energy content than gasoline. That is why it is considered an alternative energy source or fuel,” says LeBaron. “It is what feeds the sun and fuses for the production of helium.
We talk about hydrogen and we are seeing that it can also be therapeutic, [and] it is effective if you inhale it, drink it dissolved in water or use it through other methods of administration.
In 2009, I came across an article published in Nature Medicine [from 2007]… [that] demonstrated that [2%] hydrogen [gas] had been effective in preventing brain damage caused by ischemic reperfusion induced by brain occlusion. the middle cerebral artery in a rat model…
I was graduating in biochemistry at the time, but I have always been interested in health…
I started from there and read all the research and literature on the matter, and continued advancing in the area, later I went to Japan. Now I get to work and collaborate with some of the best researchers in the world on the topic. “I feel very fortunate to be involved in this emerging area of hydrogen gas.”