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Effects of Hydrogen-Rich Water on Interleukin-1β, Number of Osteoclasts and Osteoblasts in Streptozotocin-induced Diabetic Rats with Orthodontic Tooth Movement

Hadi LA, Hutapea AM, Florenly F. · Indonesian Biomedical Journal. 2023;15(6):376–383.

PreclinicalH₂-rich waterPublished 2023
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Source and classification

What kind of evidence is this?

Evidence stream

Preclinical

Reported design

Randomized controlled rat study

Research topic

Oral and dental health

Administration classification

H₂-rich water

Study result signal

Not reported in this record.

Outcome type

Not reported in this record.

Reported in the source

Methods at a glance

Population or model

Male rats with or without streptozotocin-induced diabetes and orthodontic tooth movement.

Sample

30 rats randomized to six groups; n=5 per group.

Duration

4 weeks of gavage after diabetes induction.

Intervention

Hydrogen-rich water 5 mL by gavage three times daily for 4 weeks; corresponding groups received placebo water.

Hydrogen form

H₂ dissolved in water — H₂ only, not Brown's gas.

H₂ specification

The article reports a hydrogen concentration of 1,000–1,100 ppm. This unusually high value is reproduced exactly and is not converted or corrected by Hydrogenology.

H₂ flow

Not applicable — gavage, not gas inhalation.

O₂ delivered with H₂

No O₂ was co-delivered.

Comparator

Orthodontic, hydrogen-water, diabetic, diabetic-plus-orthodontic, diabetic-plus-hydrogen-water and combined groups.

Reported, not endorsed

Outcomes and reported result

Outcomes measured

Serum IL-1β and osteoclast/osteoblast counts at orthodontic pressure and tension sides.

Reported result

IL-1β was 140.07±5.14 pg/mL in diabetic-plus-orthodontic rats and 109.06±14.13 with added hydrogen-rich water. Osteoclast counts were lower and osteoblast counts higher in the combined group; the article reports p=0.000 for several comparisons.

Results-extraction completeness

The free journal full article, methods, tables and figures were checked.

A reported association, difference or mechanism is not automatically a clinical benefit. Null findings, outcome type, study design and precision all matter.

Interpretation limits

Cautions and applicability

Design and reporting cautions

Small preclinical study. The stated 1,000–1,100 ppm concentration is atypical for dissolved H₂ and is reported without correction; a unit or measurement issue cannot be excluded.

Applies directly to

Diabetic rat orthodontic-tooth-movement model only.

Preliminary appraisal framework

Not reported in this record.

Preliminary risk-of-bias status

Not reported in this record.

Appraisal rationale

Not reported in this record.

No single-study GRADE certainty rating is assigned. Certainty is assessed by important outcome across a complete eligible evidence set, not by attaching a final grade to one source.

Provenance

Sources and record status

Identifiers

OpenAlex ID: W4389568527 · DOI: 10.18585/inabj.v15i6.2677

Publisher access

Open-access journal full article.

Extraction basis

Indonesian Biomedical Journal full article; full-text extraction checked 8 August 2026.

Record revision

2026-08-10