Supplements to prevent aging and inner ear hearing loss

I didn’t get advice from any vet. I know that pets live longer when they are not drinking tap water and eat healthy foods.

crispinbates

In that case I then recommend use of a simple water filter. That is good for humans too. Hydrogenated H20 is an unjustified expense with no proven benefits.

Geneva, Switzerland

In reply to @DaveL

If hydrogen added to water gets ionized you lower the pH (it becomes an acid). From what I read, both hydrogen and oxygen can (with low solubility) simply dissolve in water.

Thinking of our health- What keeps me awake at night is that all of us walk around with (on average) 5 gram of microplastics (think of a bottlecap) in our brains, a number that increases fairly rapidly over time. People with dementia are on the high end of this spectrum. If there is indeed a threshold for this correlation, things can become very, very scary over the next few decades. Climate change will be the very least of our worries…

Levels of microplastics in human brains may be rapidly rising, study suggests4
Research looking at tissue from postmortems between 1997 and 2024 finds upward trend in contamination

Florida, USA

Yeah big problem is microplastics. A few high quality water filter will filter out microplastics however cooking with plastic containers microwave is not acceptable.
Hydrogen oxygenated water does help lower my knee pains and my health has improved due to this hydrogen oxygenated water and high quality water filters. I don’t drink just hydrogen oxygenated water l add some alkaline water to it so it doesn’t get too acidic.

Florida, USA

In reply to @crispinbates

You are just reading from one New York Times newspaper. I have seen results from people with stage four cancer. It’s not just any hydrogen oxygenated water. 90% hydrogen oxygenated water has little benefits. I use just one kind of water machine that makes the filtered hydrogen oxygenated water. I won’t reveal the name and it has been tested by and universities labs.

Geneva, Switzerland

Since those dissolved gases do not affect the taste of water you can easily design randomized double-blind, placebo-controlled trials with this stuff (as we all know, the gold standard for clinical evidence). Would be nice to see some of those in decent medical Journals for the health claims. Sadly, such trials cost serious money and I suspect there is no subject matter at stake, so things will probably remain in snake oil territory forever.
Incidentally- the does not test things, it evaluates clinical data (generated by others) and may (or may not) approve medicines and devices for sale. At most, they meet with investigators to discuss what constitutes acceptable clinical evidence for the Agency, and publishes Guidelines for the Industry on various topics.

Florida, USA

Please stop with this endless comments regarding hydrogen oxygenated water. You don’t have all the facts. I do and l am not going to post it here.

Neville

In reply to @RobHooft

Ah, don’t worry, I think this is actually pretty unlikely. There are tons of microplastics in a lab. If you’re looking at a tiny piece of brain tissue and you almost can’t help that some of it will be contaminated by plastics from the lab environment and then you are multiplying that tiny contaminated piece of brain to estimate the amount in the entire brain. . . well, you can imagine how that goes. There were big headlines about this but I don’t think it’s true.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S03043894240177224

Geneva, Switzerland

Jun 8, 2025Edited

Ha! That would echo the early days of sensitive Uranium-Lead dating methodology in the 1960s (in zircon crystals) when people suddenly found that their labs, and everything else was contaminated with lead, which was then used as a petrol additive.
I really hope you are right and that we do not actually carry grams of plastic in our heads. Yet that does not explain the worrying correlation with dementia- and those studies look pretty solid (high-ranking Journals, repeat findings)…

I thought we had been veering off-topic here, but there is also evidence that microplastics can creep into the inner ear and cause hearing loss- for now, only in experimental animals:

This begins to sound like a bloody inconvenient truth…I am still worried…

coastal_california

In reply to @Terost

@Terost said:

If you have a cat or dog, have it drink hydrogen oxygenated water, no tap water at all and eat healthy foods with no processed meats, pets will live longer same for humans.

@Terost said:

I will be buying a hydrogen water machine and eat only organic foods without any processed meats. I can sell these water as extra income.

@Terost said:

I use just one kind of water machine that makes the filtered hydrogen oxygenated water. I won’t reveal the name and it has been tested by FDA and universities labs.

@Terost said:

Please stop with this endless comments regarding hydrogen oxygenated water. You don’t have all the facts. I do and l am not going to post it here.

OK if you won’t post any info on the water machine, links to / lab data, or any published facts its probably not a good idea to post anything about hydrogen oxygenated water here.

Presumably your original post was to inform but people will legitimately ask questions which it seems you don’t want to answer?

Florida, USA

You aren’t the comment police. What l said in previous comments are correct. I have read scientific studies on tap water and hydrogen oxygenated water.

It is true that pets will live longer with filtered oxygenated water and pet friendly foods.

Bimodal_user

Poland

https://encyclopedia.pub/entry/556372

In reply to @Terost

@Terost said:

It’s not just any hydrogen oxygenated water. 90% hydrogen oxygenated water has little benefits. I use just one kind of water machine that makes the filtered hydrogen oxygenated water. I won’t reveal the name and it has been tested by FDA and universities labs.

It is inconsistent. After production of that water The hydrogen escapes into the atmosphere very quickly, so we get 90% hydrogenised water after several minutes:

Source:

To prove efficacy of any substance, there must be performed at least double-blind, randomised trial. What was mentioned about stage 4 cancer and individual cases, are only case reports, which are the least reliable research papers, which are only for signalling probable phenomenon, not for proving it.

Hierarchy-of-evidence-pyramid-The-pyramidal-shape-qualitatively-integrates-the-amount-of

(see the “risk of bias”)

Geneva, Switzerland

All true. But as any witch doctor can tell you, placebos are more effective when delivered with an overdose of medical gravitas and charged a fortune. Fact.

IGZO

In reply to @Bimodal_user

and Kennedy knows all that?!? Amazin!

Bimodal_user

Poland

I’m afraid I don’t think so, based on what I have read. Please, for my sanity, don’t continue that issue; I have read about it too much.

1Bluejay

Jun 10, 2025Edited

I used to take gingko and even “flushing” niacin to maintain what little hearing I had. My own personal experience is that NOTHING works better than avoiding loud noises. Not very inspiring, but with sensorineural hearing loss, my ears are BALD AS EGGS. No hairs left. Unless I can figure out how to get Revitalash brow serum onto my ear hair area, it’s no-go.

And BTW, Revitalash brow serum works WONDERS on eyebrows, I kid you not. I’ve gone from barely there brows to BUSHY. Took about 3 mos use, but I now apply that nightly and even travel with it.

Again. How to get the dang serum on that ear hair area? I swear, it’d work a miracle.

IGZO

Have no fear Bluejay !
When one sense diminishes, others rise to the occasion.
Just double the RBS - applying twice as often.
Once the eyebrow hair is long enough to completely wall off your vision…

1Bluejay