Nobuhiko Miwa
23 studies on molecular hydrogen in this database, published 2008–2025; 8 were in people.
Publishes in: Medical Gas Research (8), Human Cell (4), Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (2), Antioxidants (1), Cells (1).
Most-studied topics: Oxidative Stress (8), Esophageal Cancer (3), Oral Cancer (3), Cancer (2), Metabolic Syndrome (2).
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Studies
- Hydrogen Gas Protects Fish Brains from Oxygen Loss Damage
- Hydrogen Water & Bird's Nest Combo May Improve Gum Wound Healing in Lab Tests
- Hydrogen Baths Reduce Inflammation and Boost Antioxidants in Blood
- Hydrogen Water Reduces Fat Formation and Inflammation in Fat Cells
- Hydrogen Water Baths Keep Your Body Warmer Longer Than Regular Baths
- Hydrogen + Vitamin C and Platinum in Lab Cell Studies
- How Water Type and Storage Affect Hydrogen Water Quality and Benefits
- Hydrogen-Bubbled Platinum in Lab Cell Studies
- Special Hydrogen Water Improves Blood Sugar and Reduces DNA Damage
- Hydrogen Baths Reduce Belly Fat and Dark Skin Spots in Small Study
- Hydrogen Water Improves Blood Flow and Cleanses Skin Pores Better
- Hydrogen Particles Linked to Wound Repair in Lab Cell Studies
- How to Make Hydrogen Water for Medical Research: A Complete Guide
- Hydrogen Water Protects Gum Cells from Damage and Speeds Healing
- Hydrogen Silica Shows Promise Against Esophageal Cancer Cells
- Hydrogen Plus Platinum Reduces Cancer Cells in Lab Tests
- Nano-Bubble Hydrogen Water Shows Higher Antioxidant Activity in Lab Tests
- Hydrogen Water Speeds Pressure Ulcer Healing in Elderly Patients
- Hydrogen Water Bathing Reduces Wrinkles and Protects Skin from UV Damage
- Platinum-Enhanced Hydrogen Water and Antioxidants in Lab Tests
- Hydrogen Water Safety Study Shows No Harmful Effects in Laboratory Tests
- Hydrogen Water with Platinum Reduced Tongue Cancer Cell Growth in Lab Studies
- Hydrogen-Enriched Water and Cancer Cell Growth in Lab Tests
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