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Re: DHEA supplementation


From http://www.raysahelian.com/dhea.html


DHEA side effects? Review of safety and adverse events
Individuals with normal levels of this hormone in their bloodstream who take high doses are likely get DHEA side effects. Common side effects caused by high doses include:

Acne and pimples
Acne can occur due to increase levels of androgens. There are those who are very prone to Acne eruptions and they could have pimples develop within a day or two. I know others who have taken this androgen hormone for months and years without any skin problems.

Breast swelling
My friend is 42 and took DHEA 25mg for about 2 months. Her breasts have started to swell painfully. She already needs a bigger bra size.

Cancer, tumor formation
High dosing for prolonged periods - many years - could theoretically increase the risk for certain cancers such as Breast Cancer and prostate cancer. It is well-known that excess exposure to many types of hormones, such as androgens, progesterone and estrogens, increases the risk for certain types of cancer.

Hair loss side effects, thinning hair is a concern in men and women
Any androgenic steroid, such as DHEA, testosterone and androstenedione can cause the side effect of hair loss or thinning in susceptible individuals. DHEA is likely to raise levels of testosterone and dihydrotestosterone (DHT) in the hair follicles. Too much DHT will lead to hair loss. Taking DHEA when a person’s body does not need it will lead to excess DHT and cause hair loss in many people probably even in one’s 20s. Too many people are taking high dosages of these hormones on a regular basis without really needing them. Anyone who wishes to regain their hair should discuss with their physician about stopping the hormones.

And here: http://www.bodybuildingforyou.com/pro-hormones/DHEA-side-effects.htm


If your adrenals are healthy, DHEA is not needed.
 

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