DHEA & Pregnenolone Replacement Treatment For Women in Miami

DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone) is produced by your adrenal glands and is the most abundant sex hormone present in a male’s body. Without it, your body can’t make other essential hormones such as testosterone. The benefits of DHEA treatment include immune support, stress resistance, and protection against cancer. It is also used to treat Alzheimer’s disease, heart disease, osteoporosis, and depression. DHEA may also improve skin in older people and help treat erectile dysfunction and some psychological conditions.

What is Pregnenolone

Pregnenolone is a natural steroid hormone produced in the body from cholesterol. In the health field, it’s described as the “grandmother of all steroid hormones,” since all steroid hormones, over 150 of them, are derived from pregnenolone. The supplement supports the immune system, mood, and memory. Studies show that pregnenolone will convert accordingly to its needs, making it the perfect hormonal insurance policy to fill the gaps and cracks within a hormonal imbalance. Pregnenolone is also used for fatigue and increasing energy, Alzheimer’s disease and enhancing memory, trauma and injuries, sex drive, erection quality, as well as stress and improving immunity. It’s estimated that the synthesis of this hormone begins to decline at around age 30, the onset of which is intrinsically linked directly to the dilution of other hormones in the body that will also decline as a result of the natural aging process.

DHEA and Pregnenolone can help you benefit from most of these diseases including diabetes, depression, obesity, mitochondrial dysfunction, metabolic diseases, cell senescence, heart disease, and neurological disorders like Alzheimer’s and dementia. Depending on the blood values of these two sister hormones, we will determine if one or both of these hormones will be necessary for you to administer.

Common Signs & Symptoms of DHEA & Pregnenolone Deficiency

• Extreme exhaustion

• Muscle loss

• Decreased bone density

• Aching joints

• Depression

• Loss of sex drive (libido)