Is there a scientific basis for inhaling hydrogen to cure diseases? Can inhaling hydrogen gas cause death?

There is no sufficient clinical evidence that inhaling hydrogen can cure any disease. Hydrogen is a chemical element that is chemically very active, but no physiological function of hydrogen has been found in the human body. Although there are some preliminary studies suggesting that hydrogen may have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, these studies are very limited and lack large-scale clinical trials and scientific proof.

With regard to whether hydrogen inhalation can cause death, there is also insufficient evidence to suggest that this method is harmful. However, if not used properly, inhaling hydrogen can lead to a number of potential risks and side effects, such as allergic reactions, breathing difficulties, and explosions. Therefore, if you want to try hydrogen inhalation to treat your illness, it is recommended that you do so under the guidance of a medical professional and follow the proper usage and precautions. At the same time, it should also be noted that any kind of treatment has its limitations and scope of application, and its efficacy should not be over-exaggerated, nor should its potential risks and side effects be ignored.