We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
I haven't seen any compelling data that DHEA does much of anything \ufffd what what did the data say I haven't looked in a decade by the way so a decade ago when I was really be beginning to get interested in hormone tinkering MH I came to the conclusion DHA didn't do much yeah if you look in males you will find nothing of I don't know no utility it has no effect on testosterone at best you get a spike in estrogen and no testosterone seemingly through you know whatever back door
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and then you think you need DHA for some subjective feeling of wellbe there's no real biomarkers to reinforce that you're deficient your DHE EAS looks normal your testosterone looks okay and there's not really like a clear reason you just kind of think you need it
if you look in males you will find nothing of I don't know no utility it has no effect on testosterone at best you get a spike in estrogen and no testosterone seemingly through you know whatever back door