The Recovery Room
Molecular Hydrogen Therapy (Inhaled)
What is Molecular Hydrogen Therapy?
Molecular Hydrogen Therapy leverages the unique properties of hydrogen to promote healing, protect cells and neutralize harmful free radicals. By breathing in low concentrations of hydrogen (H2) gas, you can reduce oxidative stress and inflammation in your body.
Benefits of Hydrogen Inhalation Therapy
Molecular Hydrogen Inhalation Therapy supports cellular resilience by selectively assisting your body’s natural response to oxidative stress. It has anti-oxidative, anti-inflammatory, and anti-aging effects that can be used to treat brain injuries, Parkinson’s disease, strokes, rheumatoid arthritis, metabolic issues, performance and recovery, and it can contribute to your overall health and well-being by:
- Neutralizing harmful free radicals while preserving beneficial ones
- Maintaining cellular balance
- Reducing oxidative stress and damage
- Modulating immune response
- Boosting anti-inflammatory compounds
- Stabilizing mitochondrial function to protect cells from damage
- Improving energy levels
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Our inhaled molecular hydrogen therapy is just one of the modalities available in the Recovery Room to our members. Become a member and support your body’s natural ability to recover, regulate, and restore with unlimited access to our proven, non-invasive wellness modalities including:
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Inhaled Molecular Hydrogen Therapy?
Inhaled molecular hydrogen therapy is a noninvasive treatment that consists of breathing in low concentrations of H2 gas.
How does Inhaled Molecular Hydrogen Therapy work?
The hydrogen molecule is first separated from water, then mixed with ambient are and inhaled where it enters the lungs and is diffused into the bloodstream. The hydrogen acts as a selective antioxidant, neutralizing harmful free radicals to help protect cells and support the body’s natural repair systems.
How will it feel?
The treatment is completely painless and noninvasive. You will simply sit or recline comfortably while breathing in the therapeutic gas. Most find the experience deeply calming and restorative, reporting a sense of peace and clarity after their session.
How is it applied?
The gas is inhaled through a nasal cannula, a small tube placed just inside the nostrils.
How many therapies are needed
The number of sessions and frequency will vary depending on your specific health goals and conditions. Often times, we begin with 2-3 sessions a week for the first month and adjust the plan as needed to support long-term goals or tarted health concerns.
Where can I find more information?
We recommend https://hydrogenstudies.com and https://molecularhydrogeninstitute.org for anyone interested in looking at studies for molecular hydrogen.