Some may consider DHEA, a prohormone, to be a steroid, since it is a precursor to testosterone.
How does DHEA compare to steroids for muscle growth?
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Some may consider DHEA, a prohormone, to be a steroid, since it is a precursor to testosterone.
How does DHEA compare to steroids for muscle growth?
DHEA is actually a steroid, although it's referred to as a precurser for obvious reasons. It does not take the place of nor will it compare to AAS for growth. Keeping levels optimized (or chol pathways flowing) is always a good idea whether on a cycle or TRT. To much can cause estrogen issues and a reduction in your HDL.
In other words, there's no substitute for AAS.
How much is too much?Quote:
Originally Posted by kelkel
Well, that would depend on blood work. I personally use 50 mgs once per day in the morning. This is based on BW and I check it every time. If you do supplement spend the extra money and purchase a micronized product, which will get it through the first pass of the liver and be more effective for you.
DHEA has given my gyno symptoms every time I have tried it. I have uses various AAS over my 20+ yrs doing this and I'm not gyno
prone even on the strongest combinations. I wont use DHEA again myself.
Interesting Alin. Your pathways must be converting the majority of it to estrogen. What was your dosage?Quote:
Originally Posted by ALIN
I have used it in various dosages,,mostly just a 'replacement' type dose of 25-50mg.Quote:
Originally Posted by kelkel
glad i found this, i have just purchased 400 caps of 100mg each.