Kiichiro Teruya
21 studies on molecular hydrogen in this database, published 2001–2017; 2 were in people.
Publishes in: Cytotechnology (5), Basic and Applied Aspects (4), Animal Cell Technology: Basic & Applied Aspects (2), Animal Cell Technology: From Target to Market (2), Bioscience, Biotechnology, and Biochemistry (2).
Most-studied topics: Oxidative Stress (7), Cancer (5), Type 1 Diabetes (5), Aging (3), Type 2 Diabetes (3).
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Studies
- Electrochemically Reduced Water and Reactive Oxygen Species in Lab Tests
- Hydrogen Water Protects Brain Cells from Oxidative Damage
- Hydrogen-Rich Water Shows Promise for Diabetes, Cancer Prevention
- Hydrogen Water Blocks Cancer Cell Invasion in Lab Study
- Hydrogen Water with Platinum May Reduce Diabetes Markers in Lab Tests
- Hydrogen Water May Protect Brain Cells from Damage
- Tiny Platinum Particles, Not Hydrogen, Extend Worm Lifespan in Lab Study
- Natural Hydrogen Waters Reduced Type 1 Diabetes Signs in Lab Tests
- Hydrogen Water Protects Pancreas Cells from Type 1 Diabetes Damage
- Hydrogen Water Extends Lifespan by 41% in Lab Study
- Hydrogen Water Extends Lifespan in Lab Worms by Fighting Aging
- Japanese Hydrogen Water Improves Blood Sugar and Diabetes Symptoms
- Atomic Hydrogen Reduced Cancer Cell Growth in Lab Tests
- Hydrogen Water Lowered Triglyceride Levels in Rats
- Hydrogen Water Blocks Tumor Blood Vessel Growth in Cancer Cells
- Hydrogen Water with Platinum Reduced Cancer Cell Formation in Lab Cell Studies
- Hydrogen Water with Platinum Nanoparticles Reduced Cancer Cell Transformation in Lab Tests
- Hydrogen Water Triggers Cancer Cell Death in Leukemia Study
- Hydrogen Water Protects Pancreatic Cells from Diabetes-Causing Damage
- Hydrogen Water Improves Diabetes by Boosting Insulin and Glucose Control
- Electrolyzed-Reduced Water and Cancer Cell Growth in Lab Tests
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