DHEA —– Multi-directional “hormonal buffer”

Recent studies have found that male hormones can enhance the expression of follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) receptors in the ovaries, increase the sensitivity of ovarian granulosa cells to FSH, increase the number of eggs obtained, and improve the quality of embryos, thereby increasing the probability of female assisted reproduction . DHEA is the best active ingredient for this research.

As a multi-directional “hormone buffer”, DHEA can regulate the secretion of hormones in women in both directions, balance the levels of androgens and estrogen in the body, improve the ovarian microenvironment of infertile women, rejuvenate their functions, and improve eggs and The quality of embryos scientifically and effectively increases the pregnancy rate and reduces the abortion rate. Among the various infertility factors, the woman’s ovulation disorder accounts for 25%, and the success of inducing ovulation becomes the key to correcting this disorder. DHEA can induce ovulation and increase the success rate of conception. In addition, the number of recruitable follicles in the ovaries is reduced, and the quality of follicular cells is reduced, resulting in decreased female fertility and lack of sex hormones. Clinical studies have shown that DHEA can increase ovulation rate and increase pregnancy rate.

Generally speaking, the most important function of melatonin for normal people is to control the biological clock and maintain the body’s natural balance. Generally, around the age of 17 to 20, a large amount of DHEA is secreted, and the secretion of melatonin decreases year by year. The secretion curve of DHEA is slightly different from that of melatonin. Generally speaking, they have a close effect. DHEA works when people are awake and helps us control emotions, memory and learning in the psychological state. In the physical state, DHEA can strengthen our muscle strength, maintain a good ratio of muscle and fat, and make the body firm and lean. , And help us anabolism, stimulate the secretion of growth hormone, and regulate the function of the immune system. But in the evening, the secretion of DHEA gradually slows down, so the pineal gland will begin to secrete melatonin in large quantities, forming a subtle increase and decrease between the two. So we will feel sleepy at night because of the relationship with melatonin, and need to rest, so that DHEA can have a free time to produce pure hormones and give us stable mood and energy during the day.