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The body produces DHEA in the adrenal gland using cholesterol as the
starting material. It is metabolized to androstenedione, which is converted
directly to testosterone. Like testosterone (estrogen in women) and other
critical hormones, DHEA levels peak in the second or third decade of life,
after which the decline begins. In men, roughly one-half of DHEA is lost by
age 40. Reduced levels of DHEA mean reduced amounts of androstenedione,
testosterone and other steroid hormone metabolites.
DHEA directly affects glucose metabolism. High blood glucose inhibits growth
hormone (GH) and low blood glucose stimulates growth hormone. Stimulation of
growth hormone is beneficial to DHEA, because it suppresses insulin. By the
same token, fasting increases both GH and DHEA. Thus, the importance of DHEA
in intense exercise and endurance training can hardly be overemphasized. In
fact, Dr. William Regelson of Medical College of Virginia in his book The
Superhormone Promise calls DHEA "the superstar of hormones."
INGREDIENTS
DHEA -Dehydroepiandrosterone
Suggested Use:
As a dietary supplement, take one capsule one to two
times daily.
Size: 60 Capsules
Always consult a physician before starting any weight loss program.
The Food & Drug Administration have not evaluated
these statements. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any
disease. |

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