Erase/DAA/DHEA stack good idea for 25 year old?
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nattydisaster
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No need for the DHEA. Otherwise, yea
mr.cooper69
Legend
Agreed, remove the DHEA and you have one of my favorite natty hormonal stacks.
Rosie Chee
The Female Terminator
Like Josh said, no need to add DHEA into the mix.
Dosing:
Erase
Dose 1 - 1-2 caps first thing
Dose 2 - 1-2 caps 6-8 hours post-Dose 1
Start off with one cap per dose and increase as necessary, dropping down by a cap if issues with joints experienced.
DAA
Dose 1 - ~3g first thing
Dose 2 (optional)- ~3g 6-8 hours post-Dose 1
~Rosie~
nattydisaster
PESCIENCE.com
It just offers no benefit towards you. Even if the bottle is $1 that dollar would be better spent on a snickers.
Although you can hardly find a snickers for $1 anymore
Although you can hardly find a snickers for $1 anymore
mr.cooper69
Legend
Hahahaha, you are always on spread man.
Rosie Chee
The Female Terminator
No worries
Regardless of availability, DHEA is not something that you need to be using.~Rosie~
MAxximal
Well-known member
at your age you not need it
Adrenal secretion of DHEA and DHEA-S increases in children at the age of 6 - 8 yr, and maximal values of circulating DHEA-S are reached between the ages of 20-30 yr. Thereafter, serum DHEA and DHEA-S levels decrease progressively. In fact, at 70 yr of age, serum DHEA-S levels have decreased to approximately 20% of their peak values, and they further decrease to only 5% [of their peak values] by the age of 85-90 yr. It is remarkable that up to 60% of the age-related decrease in serum DHEA and DHEA-S concentration, however, takes place before the age of 50-60 yr.
Clickster
Board Sponsor
hahaha! Very well put and I agree 100%.
chedapalooza
Legend
at your age you not need it
Adrenal secretion of DHEA and DHEA-S increases in children at the age of 6 - 8 yr, and maximal values of circulating DHEA-S are reached between the ages of 20-30 yr. Thereafter, serum DHEA and DHEA-S levels decrease progressively. In fact, at 70 yr of age, serum DHEA-S levels have decreased to approximately 20% of their peak values, and they further decrease to only 5% [of their peak values] by the age of 85-90 yr. It is remarkable that up to 60% of the age-related decrease in serum DHEA and DHEA-S concentration, however, takes place before the age of 50-60 yr.
Aren't there instances in which dhea can be decreased due to chronic stresses on the pituitary and/or adrenals? Or in the case of ppl with hormonal deficiencies? Before the ages outline above?
Celorza
Well-known member
Powerful 2 year bump!
chedapalooza
Legend
LOL. I just edited too. Left something out
nattydisaster
PESCIENCE.com
Yes those instances exist. Those people may benefit from DHEA supplementation. But people with above issues are rare