In the Lab

As the largest organ in your body, your skin is also its first line of defense—protecting you from daily exposure to pollutants, environmental toxins, harsh solar rays, and more.

Because skin health goes beyond just appearance, supporting your skin means caring for your entire system. Lately, researchers have been looking more closely at how we can support skin health from both the inside out and the outside in. Emerging dermatological research suggests that molecular hydrogen (absorbed both orally, through drinking hydrogen-rich water, and transdermally, as a hydrogen bath) may be a uniquely powerful, low-effort tool to help your skin recover, maintain its moisture levels, and find its natural balance.* Let’s get into why.

Last night still lingering? The best memories aren't always made with an early bedtime. Alcohol increases oxidative stress, dehydrates your cells, and forces your liver to work overtime—all of which contribute to the headache, brain fog, and fatigue you feel the next morning. 

While traditional advice may tell you to eat a greasy breakfast or rely on endless cups of coffee, real recovery doesn’t happen in your stomach. It happens in your cells.

Here’s how hydrogen-rich water can help.

We all know the feeling: you step off your seven-hour flight and into the paradise that is your trip, and instead of feeling excited to explore, you feel completely depleted, tired, and simply “off.” Jumping time zones and spending an entire day in transit takes an enormous toll on your body, leaving you running on empty before your journey even begins.

When your internal clock is disrupted, and your cells are starved for real hydration, typical quick fixes like caffeine and sleeping pills fall short. Here’s a deeper dive into the cellular effects of travel, and why hydrogen-rich water might be your new favorite travel companion.*

Alex Tarnava is a researcher, scientist, and the inventor of the Open Cup Hydrogen Tablet. He has dedicated years of research to understanding molecular hydrogen and developing better technologies to deliver it effectively.

We sat down with Alex to answer some of our most frequently asked questions about molecular hydrogen, formulation, and usage.