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Low levels of superoxide and hydrogen peroxide play beneficial roles in the body. They act as signaling molecules that help cells adapt to stress, support immune function, and possess antimicrobial properties. These reactive species are also involved in regulating key biological processes such as cell differentiation, autophagy, apoptosis, and immune system modulation. Importantly, molecular hydrogen does not disrupt these essential functions—it selectively targets and neutralizes only the most harmful free radicals, such as the hydroxyl radical, without interfering with beneficial signaling pathways.
Molecular hydrogen neutralizes harmful free radicals by converting them into water, leaving no toxic byproducts behind. In contrast, many conventional antioxidants—such as ascorbic acid (vitamin C)—form weaker free radicals after reacting with oxidative species. For example, when vitamin C neutralizes a free radical (R•), it becomes an ascorbyl radical. While still less reactive, these secondary radicals can continue to contribute to oxidative stress. Hydrogen’s ability to selectively neutralize harmful radicals without generating new ones makes it uniquely effective and clean in its antioxidant action.
Molecular hydrogen is the smallest molecule in existence, allowing it to penetrate deep into cells and reach the mitochondria—where many harmful free radicals originate. Its exceptionally small size also enables it to cross the blood-brain barrier, providing antioxidant support within the brain. Compared to larger antioxidant molecules, hydrogen’s ability to access hard-to-reach areas makes it uniquely effective in neutralizing oxidative stress at its source.
The hydroxyl radical (•OH) is considered the most harmful free radical due to its ability to directly damage cells, proteins, lipids, and DNA. Molecular hydrogen supports the body’s natural defenses by upregulating endogenous antioxidant systems. These include enzymes like superoxide dismutase and glutathione peroxidase, which help neutralize reactive species such as superoxide anions (O₂⁻) and hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂)—both of which can lead to the formation of damaging hydroxyl radicals when present in excess. Hydrogen enhances the activity of these internal defense mechanisms, offering a protective effect at the cellular level.
MagH2 features a unique form of molecular hydrogen delivered through H₂ nanobubbles. Unlike conventional sources—such as inhaled hydrogen or water ionizers, which produce macro or micro-sized bubbles—our formulation uses ultra-fine nanobubbles that remain stable in a "stabilized" form without escaping. Their exceptionally small size, combined with surrounding electrical charges, helps maintain stability over time. This is critical, as hydrogen must remain intact until it reaches the body, where it can effectively begin working at the cellular level.
In addition to demonstrating that our MagH2 powder produces molecular hydrogen nanobubbles, research has shown promising health benefits. In a lifespan study using fruit flies, males experienced a 15% increase in lifespan, while females saw a 25% increase. In a separate study on diet-induced obesity, subjects receiving MagH2 had 22% lower body weight compared to the control group on a high-fat diet. We have also extensively studied the effects of MagH2 on exercise performance, showing it helps elevate post-exercise pH, reduces lactic acid buildup during activity, and improves recovery time.
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