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This is an example of how these false conclusions get started. This

study shows that DHEA returns to NORMAL levels with HC therapy and it is

elevated to begin with. This does NOT mean HC lowers DHEA btu NORMALIZES

it. The fact that it goes too low in pituitary dysfunction simply means

the CRH is not right which you already knwo as a hypopit patient. ALL

hormones will be low and need replacement in hypopit, it is simply how

much that varies by individual.

Conclusions/: DHEA levels are raised in CFS and correlate with the

degree of self-reported disability. Hydrocortisone therapy leads to a

reduction in these levels towards normal, and an increased DHEA response

to CRH, most marked in those who show a clinical response to this therapy.

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