Johny Bajgai
16 studies on molecular hydrogen in this database, published 2017–2026; 3 were in people.
Publishes in: Antioxidants (3), International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2), Korean Journal of Waters (2), Processes (2), Biological & Pharmaceutical Bulletin (1).
Most-studied topics: Alzheimer's Disease (5), Dementia (3), Exercise-Induced Fatigue (3), Cutaneous Wounds (2), Muscle Fatigue (2).
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Studies
- Hydrogen Gas Protects Brain Cells in Alzheimer's Disease Mice
- Hydrogen Gas Improves Memory and Reduces Brain Damage in Alzheimer's Mice
- Hydrogen Gas Reduces Asthma Inflammation in Mice Study
- Hydrogen Gas Inhalation Improves Brain Health in Adults of All Ages
- Alkaline Water Shows Promise for Digestive Health Problems
- Alkaline Water Reduces Exercise Fatigue and Muscle Stress in Athletes
- Hydrogen Gas Inhalation Reduced Brain Damage in Memory Loss Study in Mice
- Hydrogen Gas Protects Lung Cells from Damage and Inflammation
- Hydrogen Therapy Shows Promise for Treating Skin Diseases and Aging
- Special Acidic Water Accelerates Wound Healing in Mice Study
- Hydrogen Gas Protects Immune Cells from Damage and Inflammation
- Hydrogen Water Shows Promise for Dementia Prevention in Clinical Study
- Hydrogen Therapy May Boost Testosterone in Male Infertility
- Hydrogen Water Linked to Reduced Fatigue in Mice
- Slightly Acidic Electrolyzed Water May Speed Wound Healing in Mice
- Hydrogen-Rich Water May Reduce Exercise Fatigue
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