Hydrogen water can have a fizzy and sometimes “earthy” taste, with a gray or cloudy appearance. The magic of H2 is its ability to turn our cells into antioxidant factories.

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Hydrogen-infused water has become increasingly popular, with proponents claiming it provides antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, slows the aging process and increases energy. But studies ...

Hydrogen water isn’t cheap: It’s about $3 per 11-ounce container, about $1 per tablet that can hydrogenize a 16-ounce glass of water, and about $500 and up for a DIY machine. Is hydrogen water ...

Hydrogen water is made by bubbling pure hydrogen gas into water, or by using electrolysis, which “decomposes the water molecule to hydrogen gas and oxygen gas,” LeBaron told TODAY.

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Hfactor “hydrogen-infused” water was part of the 2020 Oscar nominees gift bags. But what exactly is it? And should you be drinking it? A wannabe water movement says H20 doesn’t have enough H2.

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The Food and Drug Administration considers hydrogen-infused water to be “generally recognized as safe,” as long as the hydrogen molecules make up no more than 2.14 percent of the drink.