We are focused to advance human health through multidisciplinary science, comprehensive education and public outreach. Using basic science, clinical, behavioral and community-based approaches, our research group strives to develop and validate novel therapeutic strategies that promote health and quality of life in healthy populations and clinical environment. Molecular hydrogen might be one of them!

Hydrogen research leaded by Professor Sergej M. Ostojic pinpoints cardiometabolic disorders, neurodegeneration, exercise performance, and musculoskeletal injury, with most studies on molecular hydrogen registered at ClinicalTrials.gov, a resource run by the US National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health. In 2010, our team started the first study evaluating the effects of hydrogen-rich water on biomarkers of fatigue in physically actives. We recently evaluated the effects of molecular hydrogen-releasing minerals on metabolic fitness in middle age overweight women. Our group just completed a trial how short-term hydrogen inhalation affects cognitive performance in elderly aged 65 and above. In addition, we assessed the impact of oral and topical hydrogen on sport-related injuries of the muscles, tendons and ligaments in male athletes.