Why do you need hydrogen?
You may not smoke or drink alcohol, but you cannot hide from a toxin: oxygen. With every breath you take, oxygen gives you life force, but at the same time, some oxygen will be converted in the cells and become the cause of disaster.free radicalmolecules, destroying the cells in which they reside and other cells.
Hydrogen can efficiently transform free radicals, overcome the damage caused by oxygen, and help us live longer.
"The Free Radical Theory of Aging"
About half a century ago, Denham Harman of the University of Nebraska in the United States first proposed the "free radical theory of aging". Researchers are beginning to understand that mitochondria make a lot of oxidizing substances. Dozens of experiments now show that oxidative damage is linked to aging.
Free radicals are the source of aging and disease
Active oxygen molecules are the general term for free radicals. During normal physiological metabolism, free radicals mostly originate from the mitochondrial electron transport chain, peroxidase, and cytochrome P-450. Wait for the system to generate. Reactivated leukocytes and other lymphocytes, fibroblasts and vascular endothelial cells will use active oxygen to sterilize, mediate cell message transmission and affect cell growth. (Meier et al., 1990; Halliwell et al., 1993)
When excessive free radicals act as bad elements, they oxidize the human body by various means; such as:
1. Genetic DNA that damages cells
2. Destroy unsaturated fatty acids and cause lipid peroxidation
3. Destroy protein molecules, oxidize enzymes in the body, and interfere with their activity
4. Stimulate the abnormal reaction of mononuclear leukocytes and macrophages, causing them to release inflammatory agents and cause inflammatory reactions
5. Attack the periodontal tissue of the human body and decompose the bone matrix at the bone interface between osteoclasts and bone
6. Cause the deterioration, deformation and death of cells, and cause the aging phenomenon of the human body
7. Directly impact the nucleus to mutate the gene and cause cancer
8. Harm to the heart and other organs and blood vessels
The biochemical regulation mechanism of the human body is very subtle, allowing a "proper amount" of bad elements to deal with other invading bad elements, such as superoxide anion free radicals (O2-˙) are used as a bactericide in tissues; When surrounding tissues are invaded by bacteria, the immune system will notify phagocytes (including polymorphonuclear leukocytes, macrophages, eosinophilic leukocytes, sweat lymphocytes) to prepare for the challenge, and the phagocytes will produce superoxide anion free radicals through the catalysis of related enzymes , as a sharp tool for removing bacteria or infected cells, it has the function of preventing and resisting diseases.
Hydrogen reduction and oxidation, "Hydrogen" prone to freezing age
Hydrogen transforms the source of aging and disease into free radicals, improves the body's immune function, and achieves the purpose of preventing diseases and slowing down cell aging.
