There are some real answers to this question located within a website I located while determining the cause of some rather significant side effects I was experiencing when I began taking DHEA: http://www.raysahelian.com/dhea.html The site also has other people's experiences and side effects from taking DHEA.
The 7 Keto is a weight control supplement, which also claims to advocates weight loss, which is effective when used with a dieting or workout plan. The 7 Keto supplement includes dehydroepiandrosterone or DHEA for short. DHEA is a endogenous steroid hormone, is used by the body to prevent production of Estrogen, testosterone and progesterone, to increase the metabolism. However, 7 Keto is established to bypass the possible hormonal side effects. Although, there are some negative side effects, there are also many positive effects, such as the DHEA can be useful for the memory in older adults, treating female infertility and strengthens a person. The product is available for purchase at Holland and Barrett.
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Even though I STRONGLY DON'T RECOMMEND IT steroid injections, testosterone booster (1 test, tribulous, DHEA etc.) never take steroids unless you consult your physician first...there are lots of side effects of taking extra testosterone. Side effects: testicle shrinkage, man boobs, prostate problems, long term use has been linked to testicular cancer, aggression, hepatitis C, rash, mood swings.
NO, Dhea left him
Dhea Ananda is the name of an Indonesian singer.
I take DHEA everyday I have grow 5 inches in a year.
Sometimes birth control pills can help. But it takes a while. Use of anti-androgens help the side effects of excess dhea and might also help lower it as well. Such as metformin, spironolactone, finsteride, etc. If their is excess dhea chances are there is balding and excess hair growth as well. It can also produce unwanted deepening of the voice and mood swings. Sometimes high levels of dhea are a symptoms of poly-cystic ovarian syndrome, and sometimes its a warning sign of an adrenal dys-function. There are two glands in a womans body that makes dhea. Either the ovaries or the adrenals are the culprit. The clue is finding out which one it is first, and then treating it based on that. For adrenal a low dose of dexamethasone is common and that slows down the overproduction of hormones, although it should first be ruled out adrenal tumors or pcos. Hope that helps.
DHEA is not recommended for men. If testosterone levels are normal, DHEA will turn into estrogen instead. Definitely not the wanted result for a male body builder. DHEA might be a good idea for female body builders who want to slightly raise testosterone levels.
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starts to decline in the early 30s. By the mid-70s, DHEA production has dropped by about 80-90%
Never mix drugs unless your doctor prescribes them in combination.