Why Molecular Hydrogen
The smallest molecule, with the widest reach
Molecular hydrogen (H2) is the smallest and lightest molecule that exists. Because of its size it moves through the body easily, including into places larger antioxidant molecules struggle to reach.
It is also selective. Rather than neutralising everything it meets, research suggests it targets the most damaging free radicals while leaving the ones your body actually uses alone.
Dr. Howard Cohn explains molecular hydrogen and H2Max
What makes it different
Most antioxidants work on the surface. Hydrogen works differently.
It goes where others cannot
Its size lets it pass through cell membranes rather than being blocked at the door.
It is selective
It targets the harmful free radicals without wiping out the useful signalling ones.
It leaves nothing behind
When hydrogen neutralises a free radical, the by-product is water.
Two ways to take it
H2Max delivers molecular hydrogen in a simple capsule. H2Blast is the powder sachet version for when you want it in water. Both are formulated by Dr. Howard Cohn.
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