LDHEA(Dehydropiandrosterone) Tablets
| Product/Composition:- | LDHEA(Dehydropiandrosterone) Tablets |
|---|---|
| Form:- | Tablets |
| Strength:- | 25mg, 75mg |
| Production Capacity | 10 Million Tablet/Month |
| Therapeutic use:- | Hormones & Steroids |
| Package Insert/Leaflet: | Available upon request |
Low DHEA levels are associated with aging and a number of diseases, such as anorexia, type 2 diabetes, and HIV. In older men, having low levels of DHEA is also associated with a higher chance of death. However, it’s not clear that using DHEA supplements will help lower the risks of getting any diseases. DHEA is used by some people who want to “reverse” aging and boost immunity, cognitive function, and muscle strength. For now, studies don’t back up these uses. DHEA has been studied as a treatment for other conditions, ranging from cardiovascular disease to menopause to Alzheimer’s. The results have been unclear. Since DHEA levels decline with age, some researchers speculate that supplementing your body’s falling levels of the hormone might help fight aging. And some small studies have reported positive anti-aging effects from the use of DHEA supplements. But a similar number of studies have reported no effect. According to the National Institute on Aging and the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, there is not enough scientific evidence to support the idea that DHEA can affect how fast you age.
Both agencies report that little is known about the effect of long-term use of DHEA. And there is some concern that continued use of DHEA supplements could be harmful. There are no food sources of DHEA. Wild yams contain a substance similar to DHEA that is used to make DHEA in the laboratory. The body manufactures DHEA naturally in the adrenal glands.