Life Extension DHEA 50 Mg, 60 capsules

It’s a very good product. I can tell more after experiencing it please.

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Life Extension DHEA 50 mg is a high-quality supplement from a brand I trust for purity and consistency. The capsules are easy to take, well-tolerated, and made with clean ingredients, including being gluten-free and Non-GMO. This product is clearly formulated with balance in mind and is suitable for adults who are already familiar with DHEA supplementation. The dosing is straightforward, and the bottle size is convenient for regular use. As with other Life Extension products, the quality control and transparency inspire confidence. If you’re looking for a reputable DHEA supplement from a well-established brand that focuses on ingredient quality and testing standards, this is a solid option and performs exactly as expected.

I’ve been taking Life Extension DHEA 50 mg daily for the past month, and overall I’m pleased with the results. 🔸 What I Like: Quality & Trustworthiness: Life Extension is a reputable brand, and the packaging clearly states the dosage and expiration date. Balanced Boost: After a few weeks, I noticed subtle improvements in my overall energy and mood—especially on days I wake up feeling sluggish. Easy to Take: The capsules are small and easy to swallow with water or in the morning with breakfast. ⚠️ A Couple of Notes: Mild Hormonal Effects: DHEA is a precursor to hormones like testosterone and estrogen, so it may not be suitable for everyone. I didn’t experience any side effects, but I’ve seen people mention very mild acne or slight changes in mood. Consult Your Doctor: Since it’s hormonally active, definitely talk to your healthcare provider before starting, especially if you’re on medications or have hormone-sensitive conditions. 📝 Final Thoughts: Life Extension’s DHEA 50 mg is a well-made, reliable option for those considering mild hormone support. I appreciated the subtle boost in vitality without jitters or crashes. While it’s not a miracle cure, it’s been a beneficial addition to my wellness routine. If you’re curious and cleared by your doctor, it’s worth a try!

Before I took DHEA, I just dreamed about having enough energy to clean the house, at the age of 45. I took DHEA, and I not only dreamed, I got up in three days and cleaned like I was the bionic woman and did exercise and jumped over the moon. Well, maybe I just felt like I could jump over the moon, but it has stayed that way. Below are the scientific facts and you may also call the health advisors at Life Extension for more information they are not the sales dept. 1-800-226-2370, they can answer your questions, and doctors are available as well, usually to the members but sometimes you can talk to them. In 1981, the Life Extension Foundation® introduced DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone) to its members through an article that described the multiple benefits this hormone might produce. However, the general public did not learn about DHEA until 1996, when its benefits were touted by the news media and in several popular books. DHEA became credible to the medical establishment when the New York Academy of Sciences published a book called DHEA and Aging. That book provided scientific validation for the many life-extending effects of DHEA. It has been shown that the serum hormone DHEA often declines by 75-80% from peak levels by age 70 or later, leading to hormonal imbalances that can affect one's quality of life.1-3 Peak blood levels of DHEA occur at approximately age 25, decreasing progressively thereafter.3 The marked decline in serum DHEA with age is believed to play a role in health problems associated with aging. Thus, scientists have been looking at ways of restoring DHEA to youthful levels to prevent or reverse those health issues, and are now discovering mechanisms by which DHEA protects against age-related decline. Since 1981, several hundred studies have been published on DHEA's various benefits, including immunomodulatory properties as well as positive effects on mood, quality of life, and body composition. It has been proposed that restoring the circulating levels of DHEA to those found in young people may improve well-being and sexual function. In a recent randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study, ten months of DHEA replacement therapy has the beneficial effect of enhancing the increases in muscle mass and strength with the addition of resistance exercise in elderly individuals.4 The studies of DHEA therapy in women with adrenal insufficiency also suggest beneficial effects on well-being, mood, and sexuality.5 DHEA could be of benefit to the normal aging brain.6-8 Some studies have reported DHEA may improve mood and alleviate melancholy.9 In addition, recent studies in vitro have shown that DHEA has the capacity to improve endothelial function by increasing nitric oxide (NO) synthesis.10 In recent randomized, double-blinded, controlled trials, DHEA replacement therapy for one year helped protect hip bone mineral density in older adults and spine bone mineral density in older women.11 DHEA has also been shown to support a healthy circulatory system and joint/bone health.12,13 DHEA usage and safety precautions Life Extension(tm) has been investigating DHEA for almost 30 years. Life Extension's DHEA directions for use are specially drafted to provide optimal, but safe dosing. The standard blood test to evaluate DHEA status is one that measures DHEA sulfate levels (DHEA-S). The DHEA-S is calculated in micrograms per deciliter (ì/dL) of blood. A DHEA-S (dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate) blood test may be taken three to six weeks after initiating a DHEA supplementation regimen to help determine optimal dosing. When having your blood tested for DHEA, blood should be drawn three to four hours after the last dose. DHEA testing may save you money if it shows you can take less DHEA to maintain youthful DHEA serum levels. Because of the overwhelming evidence connecting low levels of DHEA to problems associated with aging, Life Extension suggests that all people over age 40 begin DHEA therapy. For most people, the starting dose of DHEA is between 15-75 mg, taken in one daily dose. Many studies have used a daily dose of 50 mg. Ideally, DHEA replacement therapy should begin with blood testing to establish a base range. Since almost everyone over age 35-40 has lower than optimal levels of DHEA, most people begin supplementation and test their blood DHEA levels later to make sure they are taking the proper dose. Normal serum reference ranges and ideal ranges of DHEA-S are

A great addition to a 61 year old workout regimen.

I grabbed Life Extension DHEA 50 mg hoping to support hormone balance, but somehow I also ended up feeling like I remembered where I left my keys AND found a reason to hit the gym again. This little bottle is like a tiny life coach that fits in your pocket—minus the yelling. First off, I love that it’s gluten-free and non-GMO, because my body is picky and refuses to deal with anything less than VIP treatment. After a few weeks, I swear I felt like I had a bit more pep, sharper focus, and maybe even… a healthy sex drive that isn’t just motivated by coffee. Pros: • 📈 Helps support hormone balance (no more hormonal roller coasters!) • 🧠 Memory boost? I’m remembering birthdays again! • 💪 Muscle mass & bone density support (yes, I can bend down without groaning) • ❤️ Healthy sex drive—like flirting with vitality • 🧾 Gluten-free & Non-GMO (hip hip hooray for sensitive tummies!) Cons: • 💊 The capsules are a tiny bit large… but so is my appreciation for results • ⏳ You need consistency (sorry, no instant superpowers) • 🧠 May cause people to ask why you’re suddenly more energetic & confident All in all, five stars! If aging is inevitable, at least we can do it with better balance—and maybe a smidge more swagger. Highly recommend!