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DHEA: The Anti-Aging Super Hormone


© Robert M. Oliva
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Nov 4, 2001


Third, most experts recommend that men and women should take between 15 mg. and 75 mg. a day in one to three divided doses. Most human studies use 50 mg. and this is typical of most people who use DHEA for youth regeneration. There are, however, experts that believe 5 mg. to 15 mg. may be best.

Fourth, it is generally recommended that people over 50 need to seriously contemplate DHEA therapy. Some doctors believe it can go as low as 45. It’s my opinion that a blood test will be your best bet to determine your DHEA needs.

Conclusion

It seems clear that properly managed DHEA therapy can be a valuable part of every older person’s overall health plan. Research has shown that both men and women can profit from regular use of DHEA to improve mental function, sexual satisfaction, reduce inflammatory diseases, and increase energy levels. Many people taking DHEA report feeling happier and youthful. Consult with your medical or naturopathic health provider to help you decide if DHEA therapy would be worthy of consideration.

If you wish to learn more about healing and health, you can access my web site at http://www.healingaction.com.

Peace and Health,

Bob Oliva, CSW

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2.   Jan 30, 2003 8:43 AM
Thank you for the informative article, I have taken samples of this product and found it to energizes me during sporting competitions. I am 49 years of age and hold my on in competitions with 18-30 y ...

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1.   Nov 7, 2001 5:41 AM
Interesting article, Robert. I think I will look into taking this supplement. Thank you!

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