Is hydrogen a super-antioxidant?

[111111]

I saw this stuff called HydrogenBoost at the store a while ago. Does anyone know of any studies on it, or have any opinons based on what they know about cells on whether it will work or not?

Here is a quote from http://www.docwatsonshealthstuff.com/docwatsonsite_00000b.htm:

the strongest natural antioxidants up until now, such as grape seed and green tea, have ORP of -100. But HydrogenBoost has an ORP of -778 millivolts, as compared to distilled water, making it the most potent natural antioxidant available today

I am wondering is if that means anything when a person takes it, since there are lots of vitamins that have to be in a certain form to be utilized by the body, and even though one tablet has more of the vitamin the other tablet is better for you because it is in a more usable form.

 

[Moonbear]

I'd be skeptical of the claims of any product that is not FDA-approved. (You may want to be skeptical of some FDA-approved products too, but it at least shows they're making claims backed by scientific evidence.)

Refer to this site for a debunking of the claim, which as you can see by the date, is not new:
http://www.ntskeptics.org/1999/1999march/march1999.htm

Since we do not permit pseudoscience here, I'm now going to close this thread.