The "Anti-Aging hormone" refers to DHEA. Cholesterol is utilized to produce DHEA, primarily in the adrenal gland. Starting at age 25, the production of DHEA gradually declines as we grow older. This decline makes it quite accurate to assess a person's biological age based on their DHEA levels. Furthermore, DHEA acts as a precursor for the sex hormones estrogen and testosterone. It directly counters cortisol, helping to balance the stress response triggered by cortisol and assisting in stress management.
The link between DHEA and the aging process is not just a coincidence; it is intricately connected to its role as a precursor for sex hormones like estrogen and testosterone. In this role, DHEA plays a vital part in the hormonal dance that regulates reproductive health and overall wellness. Its function as a precursor underscores its importance as a fundamental building block for other hormones, giving it a significant influence on the body's endocrine harmony.
» Diminished ability to deal with stress
» Enhances the effect of cortisol
» Malaises
» Learning difficulties
» Forgetfulness
» Lack of sex hormones
» Depression
» Menopause/andropause complaints
» No negative symptoms
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