To maintain optimal health and well-being, humans need adequate levels of dehydroepiandrosterone, known as DHEA. DHEA is the most abundant naturally occurring pro-hormone in the human body. DHEA levels gradually increase from birth to about age 25, when we are in our “reproductive prime” as humans. But after age 25, DHEA levels begin to decrease …
Do you keep waiting for a day where you feel energized and ready to go, but it never seems to arrive? Feeling washed out isn’t any fun, but it happens to the best of us. One thing’s for sure: You shouldn’t resign yourself to a life of feeling perpetually under the weather. That tired, achy, …
Do you lack energy, feel washed out and tired? You may be experiencing adrenal fatigue or adrenal exhaustion. Symptoms of Adrenal Fatigue: Feel worn out all the time even though you get enough sleep? Feel tired at night but can’t fall asleep? Feel bloated? Crave salty snacks? Feel stressed out, scatterbrained, can’t focus? Have little …
Hugh Woodward Health2Go researches and develops leading edge anti-aging and wellness products and provides them to people conveniently and cost effectively. Listen to recent eHealth Radio shows for some basic information about DHEA. Check it out on Health News and Supplement Channels – Hear why and how DHEA helps people over 30 maintain their hormones and health …
Levels of DHEA over human lifespan. During years of reproductive prime, between the ages of 18-27 men naturally produce levels of between 500-650 mg. Women during years of reproductive prime, between the ages of 18-27, produce naturally levels of between 450-600 mg. Graph of DHEA dehydroepiandrosterone for men and for women.
To maintain optimal health and well-being, humans need adequate levels of dehydroepiandrosterone, known as DHEA. DHEA is the most abundant naturally occurring pro-hormone in the human body. DHEA levels gradually increase from birth to about age 25, when we are in our “reproductive prime” as humans. After age twenty-five, DHEA levels begin to decrease by …
“Stress” – We know stress is bad for health. Work, appointments, bills to pay, conflicts with family or friends can cause stress in our lives. Every day it seems like it’s something else…some new situation to add some more stress. When we’re young, the challenges seem easy to deal with; but day after day, year …
