Michal Botek
12 studies on molecular hydrogen in this database, published 2019–2026; 12 were in people.
Publishes in: International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance (2), Acta Gymnica (1), Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology (1), Czech and Slovak Ophthalmology (1), Frontiers in Physiology (1).
Most-studied topics: Athletic Performance (4), Exercise Fatigue (3), Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (2), Exercise-Induced Muscle Damage (2), Athletic Performance Decline (1).
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Studies
- Hydrogen Water Boosts Swimming Performance in Elite Athletes
- Hydrogen Inhalation Slightly Lowers Oxygen Levels in Healthy Women
- Hydrogen Gas Boosts Fat Burning During Rest in Healthy Women
- Hydrogen Water Speeds Muscle Recovery in Elite Athletes After Training
- Hydrogen Water May Increase Eye Pressure in Healthy People
- Hydrogen Water Doesn't Boost Running Performance in Athletes
- Hydrogen Gas Helps COVID Recovery in New Study
- Hydrogen Water Boosts Sprint Performance in Soccer Players
- Hydrogen Water Affects Heart Rate in Healthy Women
- Hydrogen Water Improves Muscle Performance and Reduces Soreness
- Hydrogen Water Shows Mixed Results for Athletic Performance
- Hydrogen Water Improves Exercise Performance and Reduces Fatigue
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