Hydrogen inhalers recommendation and comparison

Drinking and inhaling hydrogen is extremely beneficial for our health and has been proven by numerous studies. The effect of hydrogen in our body is anti-inflammatory and antioxidant – free radicals that form due to environmental toxins, stress and poor nutrition are dissolved and broken down. Energy metabolism can take place more unhindered and powerfully again. No side effects were discovered in over 1,000 studies; full tolerability applies to all age groups. Many nutrients and vitamins contain hydrogen molecules, but often not enough to enable our body to fully heal itself. It is used preventatively in everyday life for everyone, for athletes in fitness and muscle training and also in therapies for acute and chronic disorders in their own four walls, with doctors, in therapy centers and clinics. Hydrogen is also used very successfully as a supplement to conventional medical treatments.

Hydrogen can be dissolved in gaseous form in drinking water by so-called Hydrogen boosters are included. The performance characteristics of high H2 saturation are a crucial quality feature. The H2Master from BestElements deliver a very high certified saturation of hydrogen and are used every day at home, in the office or during sports.

However, hydrogen can be absorbed even more effectively with hydrogen inhalers. These deliver via a breathing tube, a so-called Nasal cannula delivers the valuable hydrogen directly to the nose for inhalation. This can be done at home, at work at your desk or in inhalation centers. Here we give an overview of which devices are suitable for which use.

All inhalers presented have anodized aluminum housing for stability and good heat dissipation, long durability and long service life. Hydrogen experts recommend these devices. Tyler W. LeBaron, MSc, Ph.D. is the founder and executive director of the science-based, non-profit Molecular Hydrogen Institute (MHI) committed to advancing research, education and awareness of hydrogen as a therapeutic medical gas due to the clinical importance of hydrogen.