Alex Tarnava
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where the only thing I'd say that I have an advantage of him on is I have a better memory and I've read more papers than him. So it's not a contest. Sorry, Tyler. No, no, no. But I mean, he's exponentially more knowledgeable than me in the biochemistry, like exponentially. Right.
So I'm taking a sliver here, but he's invited me to be the first chairman of the hydrogen research committee under the MHI. So it's a volunteer position. And basically what I'll be doing is I'll be working with the MHI and working with the public in industry. So Dr. LeBaron has hired another PhD, Dr. Grace Russell from the UK, who's published a lot of research on hydrogen.
So I'm taking a sliver here, but he's invited me to be the first chairman of the hydrogen research committee under the MHI. So it's a volunteer position. And basically what I'll be doing is I'll be working with the MHI and working with the public in industry. So Dr. LeBaron has hired another PhD, Dr. Grace Russell from the UK, who's published a lot of research on hydrogen.
So I'm taking a sliver here, but he's invited me to be the first chairman of the hydrogen research committee under the MHI. So it's a volunteer position. And basically what I'll be doing is I'll be working with the MHI and working with the public in industry. So Dr. LeBaron has hired another PhD, Dr. Grace Russell from the UK, who's published a lot of research on hydrogen.
And I know her personally. She's going to be helping research teams fill in NIH grants. to get more funding for hydrogen research in the United States. And I'm going to be working with the public in industry to get more funding, to fund this research, in addition to supplement the NIH grants, and also to do outreach with the universities. Because that was one of the first things I did.
And I know her personally. She's going to be helping research teams fill in NIH grants. to get more funding for hydrogen research in the United States. And I'm going to be working with the public in industry to get more funding, to fund this research, in addition to supplement the NIH grants, and also to do outreach with the universities. Because that was one of the first things I did.
And I know her personally. She's going to be helping research teams fill in NIH grants. to get more funding for hydrogen research in the United States. And I'm going to be working with the public in industry to get more funding, to fund this research, in addition to supplement the NIH grants, and also to do outreach with the universities. Because that was one of the first things I did.
I emailed, like I said, every first and corresponding author on every... study that I could find. So we're going to be doing that and saying, hey, this is where the evidence is. We can help these NIH grants. We can connect with industry to get further funding. And then at the end of the day, once we get partners that have all agreed,
I emailed, like I said, every first and corresponding author on every... study that I could find. So we're going to be doing that and saying, hey, this is where the evidence is. We can help these NIH grants. We can connect with industry to get further funding. And then at the end of the day, once we get partners that have all agreed,
I emailed, like I said, every first and corresponding author on every... study that I could find. So we're going to be doing that and saying, hey, this is where the evidence is. We can help these NIH grants. We can connect with industry to get further funding. And then at the end of the day, once we get partners that have all agreed,
Dr. LeBaron and I are going to review the protocols to make sure that the targets make sense, the methodology makes sense, the dosing makes sense.
Dr. LeBaron and I are going to review the protocols to make sure that the targets make sense, the methodology makes sense, the dosing makes sense.
Dr. LeBaron and I are going to review the protocols to make sure that the targets make sense, the methodology makes sense, the dosing makes sense.
And we've reversed metabolic syndrome, you know, in a double-blind placebo-controlled trial with 60 people over six months. By the way, I'm going to link all these studies into the show notes below. I think it was 21 of 23 measured outcomes. We had a significant clinical and statistically significant impact.
And we've reversed metabolic syndrome, you know, in a double-blind placebo-controlled trial with 60 people over six months. By the way, I'm going to link all these studies into the show notes below. I think it was 21 of 23 measured outcomes. We had a significant clinical and statistically significant impact.
And we've reversed metabolic syndrome, you know, in a double-blind placebo-controlled trial with 60 people over six months. By the way, I'm going to link all these studies into the show notes below. I think it was 21 of 23 measured outcomes. We had a significant clinical and statistically significant impact.
two tabs to drinking water. It was three H2 tabs a day and 12 ounces of water in these people, middle-aged and older with metabolic impairment. So that would cost you less than three bucks. Yeah. So we reversed metabolic syndrome. We've shown weight loss in weight loss or improved body comp in, I think it's six studies now. Now, how would the gas improve body composition or weight loss?
two tabs to drinking water. It was three H2 tabs a day and 12 ounces of water in these people, middle-aged and older with metabolic impairment. So that would cost you less than three bucks. Yeah. So we reversed metabolic syndrome. We've shown weight loss in weight loss or improved body comp in, I think it's six studies now. Now, how would the gas improve body composition or weight loss?
two tabs to drinking water. It was three H2 tabs a day and 12 ounces of water in these people, middle-aged and older with metabolic impairment. So that would cost you less than three bucks. Yeah. So we reversed metabolic syndrome. We've shown weight loss in weight loss or improved body comp in, I think it's six studies now. Now, how would the gas improve body composition or weight loss?
So it could improve muscle mass by improving exercise recovery and energy output and everything like that. And we're actually finding some cool research. Some of this is not published yet, but I'm an author on some of it. I'll touch on it briefly, but we're regulating appetite. GLP-1. GLP-1. So we do have a study in mice under peer review right now that we regulated GLP-1. We had an effect.