
What the research reports
- Hydrogen-infused water has been recognized as safe (GRAS) for use in drinking water in the United States
- Randomized trials have generally reported no significant side effects
- Hydrogen that isn't used leaves the body through the breath, usually within about an hour
Possible minor effects
- Some people notice mild bloating or loose stools when they start drinking more water of any kind
- Magnesium tablets add magnesium, which in large amounts can have a laxative effect
- Very alkaline water from ionizers (high pH settings) is not meant for drinking in large amounts — stick to drinking-water settings

Check with your doctor if you
- Have kidney disease or are on a fluid restriction
- Take prescription medications, especially for blood sugar or blood pressure
- Are pregnant or breastfeeding
- Are thinking of using hydrogen water instead of a treatment — don't
Product safety
- Choose portable bottles with a membrane that keeps byproducts like ozone and chlorine out of the water
- Use food-grade tablets as directed
- Don't try homemade chemical methods
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Common questions
Is hydrogen water safe for kids?
There's little research in children. It's water, but ask your pediatrician before giving any supplement product.
Is hydrogen water safe during pregnancy?
There isn't enough research. Talk with your doctor first.
Is hydrogen water safe for dogs?
There's no good research in pets. Plain fresh water is the safe choice; ask your vet before trying anything else.