Suhaku therapists are trained in a number of different disciplines including hand, foot and facial reflexology, head massage as well as stimulating ear points. Suhaku therapists combine the different techniques in their treatments.

Clients inhale hydrogen into the body in combination with oxygen. Suhaku uses world leading molecular hydrogen inhalation devices that optimise the flow and concentration of hydrogen and oxygen to provide the maximum benefit per minute. The devices generate hydrogen at a concentration which is safe and designed for health benefits.

Inhaled hydrogen can reach the whole body within 10 minutes, and will take effect within 15 minutes. For maximum impact, Suhaku Space offers inhalation sessions for 30, 45 and 60 minutes.

There are no known side effects of inhaling a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen. Hydrogen gas is absolutely safe, reacts with oxygen free radicals, and converts them into water (H2O), which is eventually excreted from the body.

To generate hydrogen gas, an electric charge is passed across a platinum plate immersed in an electrolyte solution. Morio-Labs, Suhaku’s parent company, has researched and tested a range of Japanese hydrogen inhalation devices. Morio-Labs continues to monitor advances in hydrogen inhalation technology and is confident that the devices in Suhaku Space are currently the best on the market.

Our home appliance will deliver hydrogen at a lower concentration compared to the hydrogen delivered in Suhaku Space. Nonetheless, a home appliance will have a therapeutic effect, with the advantage that you can use it as often as you like in the comfort of your own home. If, after you have had a series of Suhaku sessions, you are confident that our home appliance is right for you, you can buy Suhaku home appliance from Suhaku Space in South Kensington. We do not sell home appliances online; clients must first experience the benefits of hydrogen inhalation at Suhaku Space.

Hundreds of research papers have been written about hydrogen since 2007.

The NHS does not offer hydrogen therapy. However, in Japan, doctors have been using hydrogen since 2007, after Dr Ohta’s research was published. In clinical settings in Japan, hydrogen inhalation therapy is used to treat cancer, heart disease, diabetes and mild dementia.

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