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DHEA decline starts at 20-30 yrs of age

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Old 04-14-2016, 12:44 PM #11
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Interesting, over 11,000 views and no one has reported IF they ever got their DHEA levels tested and IF so what results...everyone's levels drop at 20-30 yrs and getting those levels more optimal could really help so many health issues.
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Often viewers are not even members, many times they are automated search engine "bots".
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So I guess that could be the case with ALL posts and views. Not a high techie so news to me. My position still stands on DHEA...thanks again.
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