Hydrogen Water

Conclusions:

In summary, our data show that in vivo administration of H2 water seems to decrease serum TC and LDL-C levels and improve HDL functions in patients with potential metabolic syndrome, suggesting that H2 may be used as a newer pharmacological agent to treat or control lipid metabolism disorder.

Journal of Lipid Research Volume 54, 2013 Published, JLR Papers in Press, 22 April 2013

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Conclusions:

In conclusion, the current SRMA shows that HRW intake significantly improves several elements of blood lipid profiles in diverse clinical populations. HRW likely affects cellular bioenergetics and lipid metabolism via several pathways and plays a role in cellular fine-tuning.

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Conclusion:

In conclusion, the results from our study suggest that supplementation with high-concentration HRW produced via H₂-producing tablets improves body composition, favorably modulates fatty acid and glucose metabolism, and improves inflammation and redox homeostasis in subjects with metabolic syndrome. Therefore, long-term treatment with high-concentration hydrogen-rich water may be used as an adjuvant therapy to decrease the features of metabolic syndrome. However, a larger prospective clinical trial is warranted to further determine the biological effects of HRW in this subject population.

Journal of Diabetes Metab Syndr Obes. 2020; 13: 889–896.

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Disclaimer:

While hydrogen water shows promise as a health-promoting beverage, individual results may vary, and hydrogen water should not be considered a substitute for medical treatment or advice.

Observation:

The mean levels of lipids/lipoproteins, glucose, insulin, and HbA1c concentrations in the blood at baseline (0 week) and at the end of each water consumption phase (ie, after 8 weeks) are shown in Table 1. Serum emLDL and sdLDL levels were decreased significantly after consumption of hydrogen-rich water (15.5%, P < .01 and 5.7%, P < .05, respectively), but were not altered significantly by consumption of placebo pure water.

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Interpretation:

Drinking Hydrogen Rich Water improve insulin resistance and redox status only in patients with deteriorated parameters. This effects seemed to be through a reduced gluconeogenesis. Even if normal subject drink hydrogen water, it did not appear to manifest reactive oxygen species suppressive actions or insulin resistance improvement effects beyond desirable ranges

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Conclusion:

In summary, HI therapy as an adjunct treatment improves the glycemic control of Chinese T2DM patients in a real-world setting, ameliorating the lipid profile and insulin resistance, increasing the likelihood of reaching the HbA1c< 7% target after 6-month treatment with a lower incidence of AE. It reveals an optional and effective strategy for the clinical treatment of T2DM.

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Conclusion:

Hydrogen is a common non-toxic and safe medical gas, and its beneficial effects on AD have been confirmed in many studies, mainly through anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidative stress, anti- apoptotic and the regulation of both autophagy and hormone signaling pathway. Small-scale clinical studies have begun on the role of hydrogen in AD, so hydrogen is a new type of medical gas with great development prospects and we expect larger-scale clinical studies to be implemented.

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Results:

Hydrogen Rich Water improves cognitive impairment in 3×Tg-AD mice

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