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Reversing The Age-Related DHEA-S Decline: Cholesterol, Gut Bacteria

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#1 Michael Lustgarten

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Posted 20 July 2025 - 12:30 PM


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Posted 20 July 2025 - 04:45 PM

Incredibly detailed and informative video Michael. Thank you.

I understand you do not do this as a strategy but wonder about a physiological supplementation, say 25mg, and close monitoring of DHAE-S, T, free T and importantly E2 as likely the latter is not good for your prostate (hyperplasia).

Thank you!


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Posted 21 July 2025 - 04:09 PM

Incredibly detailed and informative video Michael. Thank you.

I understand you do not do this as a strategy but wonder about a physiological supplementation, say 25mg, and close monitoring of DHAE-S, T, free T and importantly E2 as likely the latter is not good for your prostate (hyperplasia).

Thank you!

Thanks albedo-if I choose to supplement with DHEA at some point, I'll definitely include E2...


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Posted 21 July 2025 - 04:57 PM

Thanks albedo-if I choose to supplement with DHEA at some point, I'll definitely include E2...

 

Thank you Michael. Yes, that is a good strategy.

Somehow my E2 level is slowly increasing with age, inversely to DHEA-S decreasing. I succeed though to have both T and free T increasing and that should ensure some healthy balance. 

 







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