DHEA Liquid Hormone Supplement for Adrenal, Brain, Heart, Bone | Micronized and Liquified for Maximum Absorption, Precision Dosing, Efficacy | BioMatrix DHEA (30 ML, 1200mg Total)
Brand: BioMatrix

DHEA (dehydroepiandosterone) is responsible for more than 150 metabolic functions, involved in circulatory and immune health and lean muscle mass, mood, and much more. As a counterbalance to the hormone cortisol is at the very core of vitality and resistance to illness. Through supplementation of DHEA, as well as other substances such as pregnenolone and licorice root extract – especially when guided by salivary hormone test results – a large assortment of symptoms can be avoided and vitality restored.
Besides its critical role in bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), DHEA is necessary for many important physiological processes. Restoring proper hormone levels can assist in fatigue, brain fog, and much more. Supplementing with DHEA contributes to a healthy body composition, mood, and overall well-being.
BioMatrix DHEA is derived from an extraction of the steroidal backbone of the Diosgeninyam (Wild Yam). Once ingested, the body cannot tell the difference because this exogenous form of DHEA and the one it produces are molecularly identical. BioMatrix liquid DHEA has an absorption rate significantly higher than pill or tablet forms. The decline of DHEA due to age-related conditions is associated with an impaired immune system. DHEA supplementation improves T-cell mediated immune Function. It works by preventing age-related muscle loss. DHEA helps improve cardiovascular health by increasing the synthesis of nitric oxide, which helps relaxes blood vessels to improve oxygen and blood flow.

SUPPORTS YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM - The decline of DHEA due to age-related conditions boost immunity and is associated with an impaired immune system.
100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE - If purchased from Biomatrix, get 100% of your money back if you’re not satisfied for any reason.
BIOIDENTICAL DHEA EXTRACTED FROM WILD YAM - Helps restore age and stress-related deficits of DHEA, and estrogen