Evaluation of the hydrogen-rich water alleviation potential on mercury toxicity in earthworms using ATR-FTIR and LC–ESI–MS/MS spectroscopy

Evaluation of the Potential Use of Oxy-Hydrogen Gas for the Treatment of Lactococcus garvieae Infected- Zebrafish in Hydrogen-Rich Water Aquarium

“…HRW showed many beneficial health properties in human and animal models [10,11,12,13]. Our team has recently revealed the ability of HRW to decrease the heavy metalinduced toxic responses such as inflammatory, oxidative stress, and DNA damage [14,15]. L. garvieae was considered as the disease agent of a hyperacute hemorrhagic septicemic infection that can infect different freshwater and marine fish leading to serious economic losses [2].…”

Hydrogen-Rich Alkaline Water Supplementation Restores a Healthy State and Redox Balance in H2O2-Treated Mice

“…Previous data have shown that hydrogen-rich water may either prevent or cure many diseases [ 12 , 13 ]. Hydrogen-rich water may have a prevention effect on both inflammatory reactions and side effects of severe physical exercise [ 15 ], including resistance training [ 14 ]; it may also prevent or cure potentially toxic conditions, such as radiotoxicity [ 16 ] and mercury toxicity [ 24 ]. However, it may be helpful in curing some pathological conditions, such as liver injury [ 16 ], hypertension [ 17 ], chronic ulcerative colitis [ 18 ], type II diabetes [ 19 ], myocardial ischemia [ 20 ], graft-versus-host disease [ 21 ], and ureteral obstruction [ 22 ].…”

“…However, it was shown that it may be helpful in treating a series of pathological conditions, such as liver injury [ 16 ], hypertension [ 17 ], chronic ulcerative colitis [ 18 ], type II diabetes [ 19 ], myocardial ischemia [ 20 ], graft-versus-host disease [ 21 ], and ureteral obstruction [ 22 ]. In addition, it may be helpful in preventing and treating potentially toxic conditions, such as radiotoxicity [ 23 ] and mercury toxicity [ 24 ].…”

Effects of the Incorporation of Hydrogen and Nitrogen into Milk on the Reducing and Acidification Capacities of Yoghurt Bacteria

“…The work of Ohsawa et al [10] has opened the door for more research related to the potential uses of hydrogen as a therapeutic antioxidant [11]. Furthermore, the H 2 saturated-solutions such as hydrogen-rich water (HRW) were widely studied for their antioxidative, anti-inflammatory, and DNA-protection properties in the case of heavy metal contaminations [12,13], inhibition of the formation of biogenic amines [14] and the accumulation of heavy metals [15], and preservation of quality attribute notes of butter [16].…”