Powerful Antibiotic Agent

At the time of inhaling the hydrogen,
hydrogen gas rapidly spreads to the respiratory
organs, the nose, the eyes, the brain,
the blood vessels, other organs as well as
penetrate into the bones and act as a powerful antibiotic agent.

It acts to revert back the oxidised cells and
reduce excessive reactive oxygen species
(ROS) generated during the cell reproduction.

Many normal cells are attacked by
the excessive ROS generated as an anticancer
treatment side-effects or due to autoimmune diseases.