Yolked
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Yup.
Oral DHEA supplementation improves recovery
- Thread starter JudoJosh
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Yup.
Yolked
Member
Yeah. That stuff will shut down your sexual function. It's one of top side effects that makes people stop taking it. I bet he doesn't even know what all those supplements are for. He says DAA doesn't work.... OK that says he doesn't know what really up with supplements.
fightnews
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daa doesnt work
fightnews
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Cool man I take celexa for ptsd and a lot of those supps are powders. I dont think its excessive plus I got the plazma and mag10 for free and a lot of those I dont take everyday
fightnews
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Yeah bro you're so right, You're the only one who knows anything about supplements because its sooo so confusing.... Help me please
T-Bone
Banned
Depends on how old you are. Some youngsters in their 20's for example would probably have little to no benefit using it.
fightnews
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No i just got lucky but if you buy some mag 10 it has a lot of servings and you can mix it with glycofuse its the same thing. Or you can buy peptopro and highly branched cyclic dextrin in bulk from true nutrition for a fraction of the cost. But supposedly the peptopro in mag 10 is 97% di and tri peptides thats why they dont list peptopro as an ingredient but I dont know if thats true maybe its less then peptopro. If it was true you would think they would advertise it.
braskibra
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yes tru:
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[h=3]Abstract[/h][h=4]CONTEXT:[/h]Age-related dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) deficiency has been associated with a broad range of biological abnormalities in males.
[h=4]OBJECT:[/h]Our objective was to meta-analyze all double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized trials (RCTs) investigating the effect of oral DHEA (DHEAsupplementation) in comparison with placebo on sexual and metabolic outcomes in elderly men.
[h=4]DATA SOURCE:[/h]An extensive Medline Embase and Cochrane search was performed including the following words: DHEA, RCTs, and males.
[h=4]STUDY SELECTION:[/h]Only double-blind placebo-controlled trials performed in elderly men were included.
[h=4]DATA EXTRACTION:[/h]Data extraction was performed independently by 2 of the authors (A.S. and V.G.), and conflicts were resolved by the third investigator (G.C.). The quality of RCTs was assessed using the Cochrane criteria.
[h=4]RESULTS:[/h]Of 220 retrieved articles, 25 were included in the study. The available RCTs enrolled 1353 elderly men, with a mean follow-up of 36 weeks.DHEA supplementation was associated with a reduction of fat mass (standardized mean difference of -0.35 [-0.65 to -0.05]; P = .02). However, the association with fat mass disappeared in a multivariate regression model after adjusting for DHEA-related metabolite increases such as total testosterone and estradiol. In contrast to what was observed for fat mass, no effect of DHEA supplementation in comparison with placebo was observed for various clinical parameters including lipid and glycemic metabolism, bone health, sexual function, and quality of life.
[h=4]CONCLUSIONS:[/h]The present meta-analysis of intervention studies shows that DHEA supplementation in elderly men can induce a small but significant positive effect on body composition that is strictly dependent on DHEA conversion into its bioactive metabolites such as androgens or estrogens.
Yolked
Member
Yeah under 35 may not be effected by oral or any DHEA supplementation.
DR.D
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If you have ptsd, then it makes sense why you don't respond to DAA. You're NMDA isn't working right, but you might could get it back in shape in just a few months.
If I were you, I'd consider taking a small dose of DAA plus something cholinergic every day, maybe a little l-Histidine too. Why are you on Celexa anyway, and not something like cycloserine? Celexa's a good serotonergic, but ain't **** for ptsd:
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DR.D
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For attenuating cortisol, yes. It doesn't block it's synthesis or prevent it's release but it does antagonizes the qualities which are undesirable surrounding prolonged exercise.
Force of Green
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Where'd you get that Mag10 at?
fightnews
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Lol its not that mag 10 its biotest name for their casein hydroslate unfortunately. Can you even get any 1ad 4ad products anymore even underground? They were the bestWhere'd you get that Mag10 at?