Hydrogen Biology

　　Hydrogen BiologyIt is a science that studies the biological effects of hydrogen gas. It is an emerging branch of biology.

*Since then, people have almost turned a blind eye to the biological effects of hydrogen gas. Believe that hydrogen is an inert gas for life. Without water, there is no life. Water electrolysis separates hydrogen and oxygen, without oxygen, there is no life. Correspondingly symmetrically, there is no hydrogen gas and no life. However, modern medical chemistry and biology have no relevant conclusions. The significance and role of hydrogen in life, medical chemistry and biology, have all been blank.

In 1996, Chinese scholars first questioned this. Afterwards, conduct extensive experiments. The discovery of hydrogen gas has positive implications for seed germination and the opening of plant branches and buds in vitro. Afterwards, injection experiments were conducted on mice, and it was found that their anti hunger and anti anesthesia abilities were enhanced. Afterwards, on the basis of repeated caution, muscle injection experiments were conducted in humans, but due to the small amount and short duration, no positive or negative effects were found.

On the basis of the above experiments, scholars have conducted isotope tracing experiments (deuterium and tritium have been conducted separately) and made significant progress. It was found that hydrogen gas is widely involved in the composition of various tissues such as the heart, brain, bone marrow, liver, kidney, muscle, blood cells, etc. The abundance varies greatly among different tissues, and even among blood cells, white blood cells are much higher than red blood cells. Hydrogen gas is widely involved in metabolism and is an important component of living organisms. At the same time, high abundances were measured in plasma and urine, indicating that deuterium and tritium enter water through a reaction, indicating that hydrogen is also a life energy substance.