How to Increase DHEA to Reduce Chances of Autoimmune Disorders

By Christine Sostarich

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DH-EA is a natural hormone produced by the adrenal glands. There is some evidence that suggests that increasing DH-EA in the body can help to improve or prevent certain autoimmune disorders such as Lupus. High levels of DH-EA may increase your risk of Cancer, so increasing this hormone should be supervised by a doctor.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Things You’ll Need:

  • DH-EA supplements

Step1
DH-EA supplements are currently available as injections, capsules, or tablets. The usual daily doses range from 15 to 50 mg. per day. Higher doses can cause undesirable side effects. DH-EA supplements are available without a prescription. Any DH-EA that you buy is synthetic DH-EA, as real DH-EA can only be made by your body.
Step2
DH-EA can be naturally increased in the body with exercise. DH-EA that is raised naturally within the body is the safest and exercise has other benefits as well.
Step3
Carbohydrate restriction can also raise DH-EA levels in the body. A diet low in carbohydrates not only raises DH-EA, but it can be conducive to weight loss.
Step4
Stress can suppress DH-EA levels in the body. Try to reduce as much stress in your life as possible. Meditation can be a great way to relieve stress.
Step5
Diet can play a big part in raising your DH-EA. Eat plenty of foods with omega-3 fatty acids such as those found in olive oil.
Step6
Get plenty of sleep. When you don't get adequate sleep, your adrenal glands get run down and can not produce the required amount of DH-EA.

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