Hydrogen water and inhaled hydrogen reach your organs at different concentrations. Hydrogen water can outperform inhalation in some tissues even though inhalation delivers roughly 100 times more volume. Bathing in hydrogen water may work best for soft-tissue or musculoskeletal injuries.
About 100 times more in volume (speaker's claim).
Trying to rebuild the microbiome. There's a really easy solution, which is just drinking hydrogen water. So you said there's a difference between inhalation of hydrogen and hydrogen in the water. So why is there such difference?
So they basically they get to different organs and tissues in different concentrations. So we've done, you know, some pharmacokinetic studies on hydrogen, and we know that consuming hydrogen water will actually outperform inhaling gas, even if you're inhaling 100 times more in volume in specific organs. Right. So there could be some models where inhalation is better than hydrogen water. There's other models where hydrogen water is better than inhalation. There's other models that, say, for soft tissue injury or a musculoskeletal injury, where bathing in hydrogen water might be the most superior because it's going to raise the cellular concentration, you know, to the greatest extent.
