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Hydrogenterapi
Peer-reviewed forskning i molekylært hydrogen (brint, H₂) – om oxidativt stress, hjernesundhed, kræftbehandling, tarmfunktion og aldring. Vi opsummerer studierne, så du selv kan tage stilling.
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Hydrogen Therapy
Systematic Review
January 2023
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Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention
A 2023 systematic review of 27 studies found molecular hydrogen improved survival rates, reduced chemotherapy side effects, and slowed tumour growth across multiple cancer types — positioning H₂ therapy as a meaningful complement to conventional cancer care.
Hydrogen Therapy
Review
2023
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Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation (ADDF) — Cognitive Vitality Report
A review of the current evidence on molecular hydrogen and brain health — covering stroke recovery, traumatic brain injury, vascular dementia, and cognitive aging. What the research shows, and what it doesn't.
Hydrogen Therapy
Review
2023
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Antioxidants (Basel)
A 2023 mechanistic review in Antioxidants synthesised how molecular hydrogen acts on the redox biology of ageing — from selective scavenging of the most harmful oxygen radicals to modulation of inflammation and the gut microbiome — across age-related diseases including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, cancer, and osteoporosis.
Hydrogen Therapy
Review
2023
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Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy
A 2023 review in Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy examined hydrogen therapy across multiple mechanisms relevant to Alzheimer's disease — from amyloid reduction and neuroinflammation to mitochondrial support. Here is what the evidence currently shows.
Hydrogen Therapy
Review
2021
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Journal of Functional Foods
A 2021 narrative review in the Journal of Functional Foods examined how hydrogen-rich water may shape the gut microbiome — from feeding hydrogen-producing bacteria and upregulating butyrate-producing species to protecting the intestinal barrier — based on rodent studies and one human RCT.
Hydrogen Therapy
Review
2019
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Frontiers in Oncology
A 2019 review in Frontiers in Oncology examined hydrogen gas across preclinical and early clinical cancer research — covering side effect reduction, organ protection, and direct anti-tumour effects. Here is what the evidence shows.