DHEA has a definite and profound effect, if you are deficient as you grow older.
I've gone from a cupful of supplements every day person to the conservative naturalist I am today, believing that your nutrition should come from natural sources, i.e., a healthy diet, primarily plant based. That being said, there are times when, due to age or circumstance, you can be deficient in certain nutrients that might require outside help. Case in point is Vitamin D, which it is said, most of us are deficient in due to modern lifestyles that have us indoors working under artificial lighting most of our waking hours. DHEA is a hormone our bodies naturally produce that is a precursor to both testosterone and estrogen, hormones that produce profound effects on our health, muscle mass, energy level, skin tone, and even degree of passion. As we age, we naturally produce less of it. Nature it seems, believes that past a certain age, since we no longer will be producing offspring, presumably we have already attracted a mate and therefore don't need to have the vibrant glow of health that offers displays that theoretically attract a mate. That's a lame system, but the sad truth. DHEA is somewhat of a debated supplement that everyone should do their due diligence, as in anything before you chose to ingest it. In some circumstances, it can exacerbate or can put you at greater risk for serious health risks according to many health authorities. I personally weighed the evidence and have chosen to use it regularly and can say it has a noticeable and profound effect, being of the baby boomer generation, and accordingly in the testosterone depleted age group. It's very often difficult to know if a supplement is having any effect at all, since the benefits might be so subtle or need many weeks or months to influence our bodies in any noticeable way. Not so with DHEA, at least in my experience. It gives me more energy and feeling more youthful. It induces feelings of sensual interest that may have lapsed under the radar to the point that you did even realize it. As in all new supplements you're adding, its best to experiment to see how they are effecting you, and erring on the low side to begin with. As such, 25 mg might be high for many women or low for some men, depending on your age and circumstance. Again, do your homework. As for this brant, it is new to me but seems to be reputable and safe, so I gave it the full 5 stars. Don't expect anything to reverse aging or be miraculous. But if you want to retain energy, positive mood and muscle mass, especially as you get older, DHEA might be something to investigate and experiment with. Recommended.
Rating: 5 stars