DHEA short for (dehydroepiandrosterone) is the most abundant compound our bodies use to produce hormones. It is a basic building block or precursor to most of the hormones we produce. Medical research shows most DHEA is actually metabolized in the skin. After we are born, we make increasing amounts of DHEA until about age 25. …
How can I stay young? The age old question (pun intended)! It depends how you measure success; but science has repeatedly shown there are behaviors that help us stay healthy and happy as we get older: #1 – Eat a healthy diet high in a variety of green vegetables and low in carbohydrates #2 – …
For both men and women, the body relies on DHEA to function at its best. For women, DHEA offers a number of benefits that can help them feel better, look better and generally stay healthier from age 35 and up, as they begin to approach menopause, during menopause and after menopause. From the medical research, …
…But what’s the question, you may ask. For most of us, deciding to do something new in our daily routine for health or happiness takes passing the “Is this worth it?” test. Question: #1 – Is it safe? #2 – Is it proven by science to do something beneficial? #3 – Is the benefit worth …
From birth to about age 25, humans, men and women alike, produce more and more DHEA. DHEA is short for dehydroepiandrosterone a prohormone that is produced in the adrenal glands, gonads and dermis. It is a carbon chain molecule; a precursor or prohormone to male androgens as well as female sex hormones like the estrogens. It …
Want to know how to use DHEA? DHEA should be used as a properly made pharmaceutical grade bioidentical DHEA cream called “Twist 25” instead of a pill. DHEA is short for dehydroepiandrosterone. DHEA is a naturally occurring hormone precursor or pro-hormone. DHEA is a building block for other smaller hormones like testosterone and estrogen and …
If you’re starting to go through menopause, you’re probably feeling the symptoms most women go through: the hot flashes that keep you up at night, diminished skin tone, changes in mood, increased anxiety, forgetfulness and lack of concentration. While these symptoms vary in intensity from woman to woman, most women experience one or more of …
Have you lost that loving feeling? Like many people aged 40 or older, you and your partner may not be “feeling it” too often anymore. Sadly, this often spirals into a situation where couples become more and more distant from each other, and can even become a slippery slope leading to divorce. Regular sex is, …
Written by Erin Chamerlik, Nutrition Educator, MS, MT(ASCP) There are two substances that fall into the category of Fountain of Youth. They are Vitamin D and bioidentical DHEA. Both of these substances are made from cholesterol. Cholesterol is life giving and not the villain it has been made out to be. We now know that …
Let’s talk heart health. Here are a few simple pleasures in life inspire, and maybe incentivize you to take action TODAY. Love On a Pet Have you heard about Love on a Leash®? It’s a charitable organization with some 2,000 members working as Love on a Leash® therapy teams with their dogs, cats or rabbits. …
