50mg per day.How much DHEA were you taking out of curiosity?
50mg per day.How much DHEA were you taking out of curiosity?
Im curious how long you run it for and how long of a break. I know very little about this compound.I have zero sides from 25mg. And i take time off to make sure i don’t suppress my natural production.
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Instead of taking prescribed DHEA, why not take small doses of HCG, thereby keeping the entire hpta functioning? Pregnenolone is also important and serves many beneficial factors, including cognition, mood, and libido. I also read DHEA aids mood and cognition. I'm mainly curious on other's thoughts.
Im curious how long you run it for and how long of a break. I know very little about this compound.
DHEA and HCG are not the same thing. They have some common functions, but are not the same
That seems like a hefty dose. Are you in range now at 100mg? Im still quite young, dont think i need that muchI've been on 100mg a day prescription for almost a year now..
No sides, but I deffinitly notice when my script runs out and I go a few days without it.. First thing I notice is my mood sucks and I have no patience.
My buddy was just put on prescription 100mg ed as well. He's noticed he feels a lot better mood wise and energy.
That seems like a hefty dose. Are you in range now at 100mg? Im still quite young, dont think i need that much
So my dheas just came back at 14.6umol which says high? 14 is max. And iv never taken a dhea supplement i actually thought i was low.
What are your guys levels?
Also is dhea different then dheas or are they and do the test mean the same?
Was hopin you or gondar would respond to this lolDhea-s this one of the three metabolites of dhea.
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Are you running preg alongside it? Seems quite a common combination.
So my dheas just came back at 14.6umol which says high? 14 is max. And iv never taken a dhea supplement i actually thought i was low.
What are your guys levels?
Also is dhea different then dheas or are they and do the test mean the same?
That's a good point, thays the first time i had checked dhea and inwas really thinkin it was low due to my thyroid issues and stress, but to my surprise it was above range.My doc told me when I was around 20 years old (now 40), my DHEA levels would have been at optimum levels at 14 or so. Mine were around 6, so he got me to 11-13 with 100mg dhea.
I don't think having homrone levels naturally test slightly high is a bad thing... You do need to be aware that tumour's can secrete hormones, so if your hormone levels test high, its worth getting them tested every so often to make sure they are rising higher and higher which is a sign of a hormone secreting tumour.
This is a list of pretty ever med I have seen that doctors prescribe. Honestly I think the medical profession list just about everything to cover their ass. I just want to no the most likely that they have seen, not the ones that they are guessing at.This is from my CPS which doesn't say much because there is no frequency reported.
Adverse Effects
Frequency Not Defined
Abdominal pain
Acne
Decreased HDL cholesterol
Fatigue
Hair loss
Headache
Hirsutism
Hypertension
Hypo/hyperglycemia
Hypomania
Increased risk of hormone-sensitive tumors (very high dose)
Insomnia
Irritability
Liver dysfunction
Mania
Menstrual irregularities
Nasal congestion
Psychosis
Sexual inappropriateness
Voice deepening (high dose)
Was hopin you or gondar would respond to this lol
Ok so what are the 3 ?
Is it possible to be deficient in 1 and not the other? Example dhea / dheas where im high dheas but could i be low dhea?
And what is optimal?
This is a list of pretty ever med I have seen that doctors prescribe. Honestly I think the medical profession list just about everything to cover their ass. I just want to no the most likely that they have seen, not the ones that they are guessing at.
That is why I mentioned no frequency reported. Most meds in a CPS have percentages attached to the sides. If it doesn't find one that does. Nobody is trying to cover their asses.
This is Seroquel or Quetiapine.
Adverse Effects
>10%
Dizziness (1-18%)
Fatigue (3-14%)
Extrapyramidal symptoms (1-13%)
Increased diastolic blood pressure (41%)
Increased triglycerides (8-22%)
Increased total cholesterol (7-18%)
Increased appetite (2-12%)
Constipation (6-11%)
Dry mouth (9-44%)
Headache (7-21)
Somnolence (18-57%)
1-10%
Abdominal pain (4-7%; dose related)
Dyspepsia (2-7%; dose related
Tremor (2-8%)
Back pain (3-5%)
Postural hypotension (2-7%)
Tachycardia (1-6%)
Pharyngitis (4-6%)
Rhinitis (3-4%)
Rash (4%)
Blurred vision (1-4%)
Arthralgia (1-4%)
Myalgia (2%)
Neck pain (2%)
Dyskinesia (4%)
Neutropenia (2%)
Hemorrhage (1%)
< 1%
Priapism
Cardiomyopathy, myocarditis
QTc prolongation
Night mares
Pancreatitis
Rhabdomyolysis
Palpitation
Leukocytosis
Epistaxis
Exfoliative dermatitis
Postmarketing Reports
Drug reaction with eosinophilia and systemic symptoms (DRESS), falls, nocturnal enuresis, retrograde amnesia, syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion (SIADH), Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS), toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN), decreased platelet count, serious liver reactions (including hepatitis, liver necrosis, and hepatic failure), agranulocytosis, intestinal obstruction, ileus, colon ischemia, urinary retention, sleep apnea, and acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis (AGEP)
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