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Re: DHEA for bone loss?

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All I know ( or shall I say, all I can remember at the moment)

is that my doc has me on it to induce whatever natural estrogen I have. We are then going to do a 24 urine to

measure and see if I need more per script.

He recommends 50 mg pregnenolone and 25 mg DHEA daily and

this is standard unless a patient indicates otherwise. And I can

tell the difference when I forget it. . .so it must be doing something.

If indeed estrogen loss induces bone loss, one would logically

say DHEA is for bone loss. Is it enough? For some yes and others, no. I'm open to the idea that bone loss occurs

with age as well as a decline in estrogen occuring with age and

they happen to coincide.

In any event, estrogen is definitely needed for good brain function--this was a surprise finding by

researchers studying the brain in the early 90s. While my doc feels the natural is the best, he also feels that any kind

is better than none at all.

Bonnie

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