Therapeutic hydrogen inhalation uses mixed gas tanks or rooms with precise, non-flammable hydrogen concentrations (1-4%) for consistent dosing and safety.

“So you have a precise concentration. It's not all over the place, not fluctuating. Because if you just have a nasal canula, sometimes you're getting a therapeutic dose because you're breathing slow enough. Sometimes it's not therapeutic because you just took a you took a sigh or you were talking or whatever, right? The the concentration is all over the place. And and if the concentration is all over the place, you can't really do good studies to really know the precise dosing. And then how do you equate that to what we talked about earlier about how sometimes the 2% was more effective than the 4%.”