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Research snapshot · Nov 11, 2026
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Experts

Notable voices, credentials, conflicts and the primary sources behind their claims.

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Experts Interview coverage

“The Molecule of Peace”: Dr. Tyler LeBaron's Case That the Active Ingredient in Hydrogen Water Was Never the Alkaline — It Was the Gas

On A Healthy Point of View, Episode 80, Dr. Tyler LeBaron argued that the active ingredient in hydrogen water was never the alkaline — it was the gas. Molecular hydrogen, the smallest molecule in biology, slips through every membrane in the body, including the inner membrane of the mitochondria, and — on his reading of the evidence — nudges those mitochondria to protect themselves. The human trials are real but small; the mechanism now has a named mitochondrial target; and the field's best-known researcher now also sells the delivery device.

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Experts Event coverage

“Beyond the Bag”: Dr. Christopher Davis Asked IV Clinics to Audit Everything in the Infusion — Not Just the Vitamins

At Vibe Expo 2026 in Las Vegas, interventional cardiologist Dr. Christopher Davis told IV clinic owners that the nutrient in the bag is only part of what reaches the patient — the preservatives, the plastic, and the tubing count too. His talk, “The Bag and Beyond,” made the case for auditing every ingredient in the infusion, built on his Cardiometabolic Vitality Framework and one patient's sharply rising plastic-metabolite level.

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"Stage Zero": Dr. Mitch Ghen Brought His Circulating-Tumor-Cell Case to Vibe Expo 2026

At Vibe Expo 2026 in Las Vegas, Sammy Tejada introduced his mentor, IV-therapy textbook author Dr. Mitch Ghen, who argued that cancer assessment should start with a blood test for circulating tumor cells — and that most cancer, in his framing, begins with mitochondrial failure. Parts of that case rest on real science. Parts run well ahead of the evidence — and the guidelines say so.

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Dr. Mark Hyman on IGL mitochondrial testing

Dr. Mark Hyman’s public comments about IGL testing, with three official transcript sources and evidence context.

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