Factors such as pressure, environmental pollution, smoking, solar radiation, and drug reaction induce malignant free radicals, which can cause oxidative stress damage to cells and form inflammatory reactions. Long-term inflammatory reactions are the main causes of aging and various chronic diseases in the human body.
As the smallest molecule in nature, hydrogen has strong penetrability.
Hydrogen has smaller molecules compared to other antioxidants such as vitamin C, vitamin E, and carotene. The volume of hydrogen is only 1/87 of vitamin C. Vitamin C is water-soluble and cannot penetrate the cell membrane. It can only resist oxidation in the blood.
Hydrogen Neutralizing Malignant Free Radicals
H + Excessive Active Oxygen Free Radicals = Water
Hydrogen water bathing has the benefits of beautifying, antioxidant and anti-aging.
Frequent hydrogen rich water bath can improve internal circulation in the body. The skin’s temperature increases, pores open, and the skin’s ability to absorb hydrogen rich water becomes particularly good. It can allow hydrogen molecules to penetrate through the skin into cells damaged by ultraviolet radiation and oxidized by the body, making the depth of skin wrinkles shallower, delaying skin aging, and ultimately achieving health care, beauty, freckle removal, detoxification, and anti-aging effects.
1.Japanese scholars say that one hydrogen bath is equivalent to 300 times of detoxification of the body’s skin and 1000 times of body hydration.
2 Hydrogen has a unique selective antioxidation, which can effectively eliminate malignant free radicals, repair skin fine lines, and maintain young at all times.
3 Hydrogen can resist UV skin damage, effectively inhibit the production of melanin, alleviate the generation of pigmentation, and improve dull skin.
4.Hydrogen can promote collagen synthesis in fibrous cells, enhance skin elasticity, remove old substances from the bottom layer of the skin, and enhance skin vitality.
5.Hydrogen has significant anti-inflammatory effects and has a significant repair effect on skin inflammations such as solar dermatitis, allergic dermatitis, and psoriasis.
