Oxygen radicals are considered one of the root causes of cancer. How does hydrogen remove the oxygen radical?
According to Prof Ohta, hydrogen is the smallest element in the world. When 2 hydrogen atoms are put together, the result is the hydrogen molecule H2, which is soluble in both water and oil. The outside of the human cell is oil, whereas the inside is water. Because the hydrogen molecule is both water and oil soluble, and it is very tiny, it is able to go into the human body easily. So hydrogen can actually go into impaired cells and neutralize the oxygen radicals to inactivate the oxygen radicals.
Hydrogen has 2 functions.
1) Combines with the oxygen radical and make it disappear. When Hydrogen combines with oxygen, it becomes water, which is flushed out of our body through urination or perspiration.
2) It makes changes after entering the human body. It increases enzymes that diminish oxygen radicals.