• Supports increase in muscle strength
• Works as a testosterone precursor
• Replaces declining DHEA levels
• Promotes healthy immune function
• Supports male and female hormone balance
• Supports cellular energy levels and metabolism

DHEA declines with age. In studies, it has been shown that a typical 70-year old will have about 5-10% of DHEA of what a typical 20 year old produces.

DHEA is your body's most abundant naturally occurring hormone secreted by the adrenal gland. Some studies indicate that DHEA begins to decline from age 25 and continues to decrease over the span of your life.