The Molecular Hydrogen Institute (MHI) is hosting the first-ever Virtual Worldwide H2 Summit. This event has over 40 presenters from the best hydrogen researchers and medical doctors in the field. This virtual event is focused on exploring the therapeutic applications of molecular hydrogen including recent clinical insights, molecular mechanisms, and diverse applications in health, food,…
Throughout this month, we’ve taken our social media followers on an exciting journey through the world of molecular hydrogen research. We’ve shared short, engaging clips that spotlight some of the most interesting studies in this evolving field. These posts are more than just snippets—they’re highlighting the tireless efforts of scientists who are working to uncover…
I. Introduction to Hydration and Its Importance Water, the universal solvent, is fundamental to life, playing a pivotal role in every biological process within our bodies [1]. Its unique properties make it indispensable for cellular function, biochemical reactions, and physiological processes [2]. Despite its ubiquity, the importance of proper hydration is often underestimated or misunderstood….
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One of our most asked questions is what product(s) we recommend. While this may seem like a very easy question to answer, we have taken the position of not recommending specific products for many reasons, which we will discuss here. Read Why MHI Doesn’t Promote, Endorse, or Recommend Products What’s the best way to choose…
How Hydrogen Peroxide Decomposes: Water and Oxygen Sometimes people confuse molecular hydrogen (H2) and hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), thinking they are somehow the same or can create hydrogen water. While hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) can indeed decompose, it typically separates into water and oxygen gas, not hydrogen gas. The decomposition reaction looks like this: 2H2O2 → 2H2O…
What is Molecular Hydrogen? Molecular hydrogen is a gas. It is made of two hydrogen atoms. These atoms are bonded together with a nonpolar covalent bond, which means it is very stable. Hydrogen gas, in concentrations between about 5% and 78%, is highly explosive. However, the atmosphere contains only very small amounts of molecular hydrogen,…
When you share our social media posts, read our articles, and purchase our courses, you are supporting the mission of the Molecular Hydrogen Institute (MHI) which is to provide education on, advance research about, and promote awareness of molecular hydrogen’s therapeutic potential. Here is how MHI worked to fulfill its mission in 2023 Advancing the…
Similar to many other certification courses, the courses do expire. Once you have received your certification, it is valid for 2 years. The reason for this is to 1) ensure you are up to date with the latest science and education on molecular hydrogen as it is a fast-moving field with a lot of misinformation…
There are many benefits to being MHI certified. This article helps outline a few of them. Let us know in the comments your favorite reason and/or if you can think of any more. 1. You will learn and understand science better Our certification courses teach you the principles of scientific thinking as well as scientific…
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