Hydrogen (H2) is the smallest and lightest molecule in the universe and is widely found in nature. Due to its extremely small molecular size, hydrogen can permeate every part of the body, making it a subject of ongoing scientific research.
Our bodies naturally produce reactive oxygen species (ROS), which play an important role in maintaining health. However, ROS can be categorized into:
○ Beneficial ROS (Good ROS) – Essential for immune function and cellular signaling.
× Harmful ROS (Bad ROS) – Excessive levels can cause oxidative damage, affecting overall health.
Hydrogen is believed to selectively neutralize harmful ROS while preserving beneficial ROS, helping to restore oxidized substances to their original state (a process known as reduction).
Unlike other antioxidants that oxidize themselves and accumulate in the body, hydrogen does not leave any toxic byproducts. Instead, it selectively reacts with harmful ROS and is safely excreted from the body as water.
In 2016, hydrogen gas inhalation therapy was officially approved by the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
By incorporating hydrogen’s antioxidant properties into daily life, you may be able to reduce oxidative stress and promote a healthier, more youthful body.
Hydrogen has been studied for its potential benefits, including:
※Excerpt from “The Ultimate Hydrogen Technique” by Dr. Michiko Miyakawa
※Note: These findings are based on specific research conditions and do not guarantee the same results for everyone.
Studies suggest that hydrogen therapy may support individuals with the following conditions:
※Excerpt from “The Ultimate Hydrogen Technique” by Dr. Michiko Miyakawa
※Note: These findings are based on specific research conditions and do not guarantee the same results for everyone.
