The Fountain of Youth

There is a study made about DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone) and a dose of testosterone’s effect on aging and a recent release has stated that it does not have any effect at all and taking the pill that is available without prescription is a waste of money. However, there are others who are saying it had been only two years since the study had been undertaken and it will be a little bit early to arrive at such a conclusion.

A research had been done on elders who were over 60 and what was found was none of them had gained changes in volume of oxygen intake per minute, their muscle strength, their reaction to insulin, or on their quality of life. At the same time there were no adverse effects either. If there is anything that was true about the experiment, it was that the men were able to develop a negligible fat free tissue and an increase in bone mineral density around their neck, while the women had the same bone mineral density increase in their wrist area only. The conclusion is even if older people go as far as replacing their hormone they will attain nothing significant from it resulting that almost all the products in the marketplace that claim to improve aging have not gone through a thorough clinical test and are not effective.