This is a really important question because there is a difference to what happens to the DHEA you take - depending on whether you take it BY MOUTH or whether you use a TOPICAL DHEA.

It's a little complicated - but important for you to know - because BOTH oral and topical DHEA have important points that you should know.

DHEA and DHEA-S levels decline with age. Unfortunately, once DHEA levels begin to wind down, there are no feedback mechanisms to help restore it. As DHEA and downstream metabolites ...

DHEA is a hormone made by our Adrenal Glands. The brain also can make its own DHEA. Starting in a women's 30’s, DHEA starts to decline, and by menopause, have about HALF the amount they had in their 30’s ...