DHEA New Youth Pill? (dehydrepiandosterone) or.. "How to Age Youthfully" History of a discovery: 1931 Adolf Butenandt clinically isolates DHEA in free form in urine. This physician would receive the Nobel Prize a few years later. 1944 The sulfate form ( New formula) S-DHEA is isolated. 1958 French citizen Max-Fernand Jayle, professor of biochemistry at the University School of Medicine in Paris succeeds in measuring precisely the depletion of DHEA in humans over their lifetime. 1960 Étienne-Émile Baulieu discovers that DHEA is produced by the adrenal cortex. 1972-1991 Numerous studies provide proof of an incredible number of beneficial properties of DHEA in animals: • Protection against numerous types of cancer.• Protection against atherosclerosis.• Weight reduction.• Increased life span. 1994 Samuel Yen of the University of San Diego, California, publishes an essay on humans, with extremely important results. Indeed, administration of DHEA to mature patients brings about biological, physical and psychological changes, confirming that DHEA possesses an anti-aging action. 1995 Belgian Alex Vermeulen, a professor at the Ghent Hospital, makes the following statement at the first international conference organized by the New York Academy of Sciences on DHEA:"The studies in progress show that DHEA has a positive effect on well-being, response to vaccination, memory, and activity against atherosclerosis." 1996 At the Laval Hospital in Quebec, Fernand Labrie, by administering low doses of DHEA, achieves marked increases in bone density in the subjects treated. These results have been verified by X-ray. Finally, other observations have also established a connection between taking DHEA and reduction of excess fat and cardiovascular risk factors. It has been proven that DHEA levels in humans decrease substantially with age. At 25 the level is 30 mg, at 50 it falls to 15 mg, at 60 8 mg and at 80 only 5 mg. It has been confirmed that blood DHEA levels in persons infected with the AIDS virus are very low. At Broussais Hospital in Paris, Professors Jayle and Kazatchkine have administered 100 mg per day for periods of 4 months to patients suffering from this disease. No toxic effect has been established to date. The results have not yet been published. It has also been established that DHEA causes a marked increase in insulin cells, an important factor affecting diabetes and obesity. It also increases sensitivity to thyroid hormones, improving thermogenesis, the metabolism of overweight persons and the production of energy. To summarize, we believe that consumption of DHEA in doses of 50 to 100 mg per day can only have beneficial effects. Very clear improvements regarding:
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