what is new design h2 inhaler brown gas generator hho inha

new design h2 inhaler brown gas generator hho inha “is a generator capable of producing hydrogen gas (H2) and so-called” Brown gas “. And is used for inhalation therapy or other related purposes.
Brown gas is a gas composed of hydrogen and oxygen mixed in a specific ratio. The design purpose of this generator may be to provide a convenient way to obtain hydrogen or a specific proportion of mixed gas for inhalation.

In the medical field, some people believe that inhaling hydrogen gas may have certain therapeutic and health benefits. Such as antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects. However, there are still some controversies and areas that require further research regarding the effectiveness and safety of this treatment method.
Some small household H2 Inhaler Brown Gas Generator products can improve sleep quality and enhance physical vitality.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Model	OH-1000	OH-2000
Max gas Output	1000ml/min	2000ml/min	3000ml/min
Water consumption	0.03L/H	0.06L/H
Voltage		AC 220v or AC 110v
Solution density		10%
Pressure		10-20psi

At present, clinical studies on the therapeutic effect of inhaled hydrogen gas cover multiple fields:
In terms of neurological diseases, studies have shown that hydrogen inhalation has a certain improvement effect on ischemic stroke. For example, a study found that inhaling hydrogen gas can alleviate nerve damage. And promote the recovery of nerve function in stroke patients.

For cardiovascular disease, some clinical studies have shown that hydrogen inhalation may help reduce oxidative stress levels and improve myocardial ischemia-reperfusion injury in patients with cardiovascular disease.

In the field of metabolic diseases, such as diabetes, some studies indicate that hydrogen inhalation may help regulate blood glucose metabolism and reduce the risk of complications of diabetes.
In terms of inflammatory diseases, such as chronic inflammatory bowel disease, clinical studies on hydrogen inhalation are also underway. And preliminary results show that it may have a positive effect on the alleviation of inflammation.

Note

However. It should be noted that although these studies have shown some potential, there are still some limitations:
The sample size is relatively small and requires larger clinical trials for further validation.
The time span of the study may be relatively short. And the long-term effects are not yet fully understood.

For example, in a clinical study on ischemic stroke, only a few dozen patients were included. Although short-term improvement in neurological function was observed, more patients were needed to participate and longer follow-up was needed to confirm its long-term effectiveness and safety.
Overall, the therapeutic effect of inhaling hydrogen gas is still in the research stage. And more in-depth and extensive clinical studies are needed to clarify its exact efficacy and scope of application.