- It is the most abundant hormone in humans and other mammals and it plays a critical role in many different bodily functions. The body produces DHEA in the adrenal gland using cholesterol as the starting material.
- DHEA levels peak in the second or third decade of life, after which decline begins. Roughly one-half of DHEA is lost in men by age 40.
- Reduced levels of DHEA signify reduced amounts of androstenedione, testosterone and other steroid hormone metabolites.
- Tribulusterrestris is associated with improved libido and promoting erection. The increase in libido and erection greatly influences the production of testosterone levels.
- Thus, the importance of DHEA in intense exercise and endurance training can hardly be overemphasized.
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Because DHEA is a hormone, it should only be used under the supervision of a qualified health practitioner. Children and pregnant or nursing women should not use DHEA.
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| 1 Capsule a day after meal or as directed by healthcare professional. |
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