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HormonesDHEAClinical studies have revealed that DHEA has a profound effect on immune response, sex drive, metabolism and emotional stability. Its effect on the immune system via modulation of stress hormones and its use as a powerful antioxidant demonstrate potent age-resisting capabilities. Other health -related benefits include the ability to alter cognitive decline, help the body cope with stress and exert a healthy influence over the heart via cholesterol modulation.PregnenoloneFailure of memory and lack of mental clarity can be among the most frustrating aspects of aging. Many studies show that pregnenolone may be a powerful adversary against such age-related cognitive diseases as Alzheimer's and may be an important agent against age-associated dementia. Nicknamed the "grandmother hormone", pregnenolone is a precursor to DHEA, which in turn can convert to testosterone, estrogen, and progesterone.MelatoninMelatonin regulates the circadian rhythm as well as the deep stages of sleep. Studies suggest that the immune system is stimulated in the deep stages of sleep. In the January 1997 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, melatonin was extolled as a powerful antioxidant and a potential anti-cancer agent. In light of hundreds of studies showing that melatonin can scavenge free radicals, induce youthful sleep patterns and possibly slow the aging process, it's a perfect candidate for the anti-aging roster.Estrogen & ProgesteroneAs the first commonly replaced hormone, estrogen has experienced a bumpy ride over the last four decades. Conclusions of studies, like the Women's Health Initiative, have left women scared and vulnerable after menopause. The WHI study only focused on the synthetic hormone, prempro (Premarin and Provera combined), which can and does have negative effects on the female body. Natural, bio identical estrogen mimics exactly what the body makes. It is essential for muscle tone, skin smoothness, hair texture, and sex drive. It may also help deter osteoporosis, Alzheimer's, and heart disease. Bio identical progesterone (exactly the molecule your body produces) should always be viewed as the life-long partner of estrogen. They balance each other out and work synergistically together to promote optimal female healthy. Progesterone helps stimulate bone growth, healthy heart function, and boost mood and well-being.TestosteroneAlthough testosterone is the primary male hormone, women also benefit from its supplementation. Levels of testosterone decline with age in men and women. At optimal levels, testosterone increases bone density and bone formation, enhances energy and sex drive, decreases body fat, increases muscle strength, lowers blood pressure and modulates cholesterol levels. Testosterone is a hormone that neither men nor women should be without as they venture into their fifties and beyond!ThyroidThe metabolic hormone secreted by the thyroid gland regulates temperature, metabolism, and cerebral function, while generating energy and warmth. With age, thyroid hormone levels frequently drop. Insufficient thyroid levels result in fatigue, slowness of speech and action, depression and susceptibility to colds and infection. Other perceptible changes include thinning hair and brittle nails.Human Growth HormoneGrowth Hormone is the most abundant hormone produced by the pituitary gland. However, after the age of thirty, HGH declines at a rate of 14% per decade. Studies have shown that supplementation of HGH increases positive changes in body composition, increases bone mass, improves cardiac function and exercise ability, enhances skin texture and improves wound healing. This hormone promises rejuvenation from the inside out, so much so that Stanford University medical researchers concluded the "physiologic HGH replacement might reverse or prevent the inevitable sequela of aging." |
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