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Default Hydrogen Infused Water Prevents Parkinson's in Mice
A three-year study is underway in Japan testing the effects of hydrogen-infused water on Parkinson's. So far the results are promising.

Hear the interview here:

Researcher Tyler W. LeBaron Discusses Hydrogen Therapy
Hacking with Hydrogen - Tyler W. LeBaron #482

Research located here:

BRAIN | Molecular Hydrogen Institute
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