1. What is hydrogen water?

It refers to water that dissolves hydrogen molecules. Hydrogen in water is generally prepared by artificial dissolution.

2. Can hydrogen gas explode?

 Hydrogen gas is a combustible gas and can also explode. However, hydrogen explosion requires conditions. Hydrogen is a fuel gas that requires a combustion aid such as oxygen to burn. In air, the combustible concentration of hydrogen is between 4.6% and 74%, and the explosion concentration is between 19% and 49%. Hydrogen water contains very little hydrogen gas and will not explode.

3. Is there hydrogen in water? 

Although water molecules are composed of hydrogen and oxygen atoms, generally water does not contain hydrogen gas. Hydrogen is not a hydrogen atom, and water generally does not contain hydrogen. The basis of hydrogen water action is hydrogen, and hydrogen water is only a carrier of hydrogen, not water.

4. Is hydrogen water acidic?

Hydrogen water contains hydrogen gas, which does not affect the acidity or alkalinity of water. Generally, hydrogen water is neutral. When using an electrode pH meter to measure the acidity and alkalinity of water, hydrogen gas can interfere with the electrode and easily cause alkalinity errors.

5. Will hydrogen peroxide be produced by adding hydrogen gas to water?

 Hydrogen is only a physical mixture in water and does not undergo any chemical reaction with water. Hydrogen in water is in a molecular state, and water is also in a molecular state. The two substances do not interact with each other. Hydrogen water and hydrogen peroxide are completely different.

6. How does hydrogen gas work when its solubility in water is very low? 

The solubility of hydrogen in water is indeed very low because hydrogen has no polarity and cannot form an miscible state with water. Under standard conditions, the solubility of hydrogen in water is only 1.6 milligrams per liter. But in the field of biology, this is a relatively high concentration. 1.6 milligrams of hydrogen gas, if calculated by molecular weight, is equivalent to 100 milligrams of vitamin C. A large amount of scientific research evidence indicates that hydrogen gas is an effective dose.

7. Will hydrogen gas immediately evaporate when opening the hydrogen water packaging? 

If it is in a gaseous state, opening the packaging will cause rapid diffusion of hydrogen gas. However, hydrogen gas dissolved in water takes a relatively long time to diffuse from the water surface, which usually takes tens of minutes or even several hours to be fully released. The release rate is determined by factors such as water surface area, depth, temperature, and agitation.

8. How much hydrogen water can be consumed to produce an effect? 

There is currently no standard answer, which requires further research to determine. However, in human experiments, the daily intake of hydrogen is generally 1-3 milligrams, and 1.5ppm hydrogen water is approximately 1-2 liters. The effect of hydrogen water needs to be maintained and used in sufficient quantities to be effective. In theory, long-term adherence to use is necessary to achieve optimal results.

9. Is the more hydrogen there is, the better the effect?

It may be like this, but there are significant differences between people and there is no unified standard. Due to the high safety of hydrogen, in order to achieve ideal results, it is advisable to start with a small dosage and gradually increase the dosage. Due to the strong diffusion of hydrogen gas, it is not easy for it to stay in the body continuously, which requires us to repeatedly replenish hydrogen gas in order to achieve the best effect. Therefore, repeated use is a basic requirement for hydrogen therapy. However, further research is needed on the dosage of hydrogen gas.

10. Is hydrogen water or hydrogen safe for human health? 

Hydrogen and hydrogen water are very safe, and this safety comes from a large amount of research and evidence from numerous users. Diving medical research has used very high doses of hydrogen to humans but has not found any significant adverse effects. However, hydrogen may also bring adverse reactions to a small number of people.

11. When did the medical effect of hydrogen gas start to be discovered? 

It is said that the medical application of hydrogen molecules dates back to 1798, when they were used for anti-inflammatory purposes. But it wasn't until 2007 that it truly became a popular academic topic.