Breathing Difficulties

OxyHydrogen Inhalation Therapy
Improves Breathing Difficulties

H2 therapy supplement doctor's treatment.

Yes, Respiratory challenges can be improved

Asthma

Asthma attacks can be triggered by a variety of factors, such as allergens, irritants, exercise, and respiratory infections. However, it can be difficult to predict when an asthma attack will occur.

When you are to advised by the doctor to keep an asthma inhaler handy. You are at risk of attack.

Hydrogen inhalation therapy may improve your critical indicator.

Read H2 studies on Asthma

COPD

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a progressive lung disease that makes it difficult to breathe.

Treatment for COPD is typically focused on reducing inflammation and opening up the airways to make it easier to breathe.

Since 2011, Hydrogen gas has been identified as a novel antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agent for COPD.

Read H2 studies on COPD

Post Covid Rehabilitation

Post-COVID syndrome or long COVID is a condition in which people experience ongoing symptoms or complications after recovering from COVID-19.

The symptoms of long COVID can vary widely and may include:
Fatigue, Shortness of breath, Joint or muscle pain, Brain fog, Insomnia, sleep and many more

While there is no specific treatment for long COVID, healthcare providers may recommend a variety of interventions to help manage symptoms.

Hydrogen Inhalation is part of a standard procedure to treat covid patients in China Hospitals.

Hydrogen may help you to improve your post covid syndrome due to lung fibrosis.

Read H2 studies on COVID-19

Hydrogen inhalation can effectively improve respiratory symptoms, relieve dyspnea, improve hypoxia, and reduce disease severity and progression due to COVID-19. Click to read the report

China Health Authority included Hydrogen Inhalation
as part of Covid-19 Treatment

On 3 Mar 2020 Inhalation of Hydrogen H2 66% /O2 33% is added into the National COVID-10 Diagnosis and Treatment Plan (7th Edition ). It is included as one of the adjuvant treatments for severe COVID-19. See documents below

The Biological Effect of Hydrogen Gas

1. Anti-oxidant
2. Anti-inflammatory
3. Anti-apoptosis with cytoprotection
4. Modulation of signal transduction
5. Maintenance of mitochondrial function
6. Immunomodulation effect

Clinical Studies of
Hydrogen Gas on Respiratory Challenges

In the early years, most of the studies uses lab hydrogen saline on mice, until the hydrogen inhalation device is invented. Today, most of the test on human is done with a machine that produces a mix of hydrogen(66%) and oxygen(33%), with a gas production rate of 3L/min.

To date, there are more than a thousand papers published about hydrogen gas with respect to general health and diseases. Below is a list of the research paper published related to respiratory challenges. This is not an exhaustive list. We try our best to update as regularly as possible.