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What is it?
Dehyroepiandrosterone (DHEA)* is often referred to as the ‘Mother of all hormones’. It has also been tagged the ‘Fountain of Youth’. DHEA is the most abundant steroid in the bloodstream, and is found in even higher levels in brain tissue. With age, the levels of DHEA have been shown to sharply decline. In our 20’s our bodies make an ample supply, however, beginning around the age of 30 our production of this hormone decreases about 2% a year. By the age of 50 that equates to a 40% loss!. <read full text>

DHEA and Aging

DHEA did not gain credibility with the medical establishment until 1996. That’s when the New York Academy of Sciences published a textbook entitled DHEA and Aging that provided scientific proof for many of DHEA’s effects. Later that same year, as the results of these studies hit the news media, the general public began to learn about DHEA. Its benefits were then touted not only in the news, but in several best-selling books. <read full text>

DHEA may reduce Abdominal Fat

A study recently published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), showed DHEA may help offer protection against abdominal obesity. The study was conducted by researchers at Washington University School of Medicine. <read full text>

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