1. The effect of hydrogen inhalation on the nervous system
(1) Hydrogen inhalation improves brain fatigue and cognitive function A clinical experiment of hydrogen inhalation in Japan showed that from the hydrogen inhalation experiment for young people, it was learned that fatigue, stress and boredom were reduced, and after inhalation, they felt relaxed and happy, and their enthusiasm and attention were improved, which proved that hydrogen inhalation has the effect of bringing relaxation and activating the brain; The results of clinical trials for the elderly showed that hydrogen inhalation had an improvement effect on cognitive function, and the left and right cognitive functions and short-term memory ability were sharply enhanced. In addition, the MCI risk assessment for mild cognitive impairment also suggests that the effect of preventing dementia is expected to be achieved by continuous hydrogen inhalation in advance.
(2) The intervention effect of hydrogen inhalation on stroke In 2007, Japan Medical University reported a study on hydrogen inhalation in acute rat stroke model, and the three groups of animals inhaled 1%, 2% and 4% concentrations of hydrogen respectively, and different concentrations of hydrogen could buffer the damage of oxidative stress and significantly improve stroke symptoms. The study also found that hydrogen inhalation was more effective than edaravone, a common drug for stroke.