DHEA
An adrenal precursor used in hormone-support plans.
Prescription only. Requires medical evaluation. Not everyone qualifies.
What it is
DHEA is a hormone produced by the adrenal glands and a precursor to testosterone and estrogen. Some clinicians include it in a broader hormone-support protocol for women or men with low DHEA levels.
How treatment works
Daily oral dosing, monitored with periodic labs and symptom review.
Who it's for
- Patients with low DHEA confirmed by lab testing
- Adults looking for adrenal and hormone support alongside other therapy
How to get started
Four steps, no surprises. Tap any step to see exactly what happens.
Intake
Tell us about your health, goals, and history through a private online questionnaire. About 5 minutes.
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See if DHEA is right for you
Start your private medical intake. The $75 clinician consultation fee is only charged if a clinician approves you for treatment.
Prescription only. Requires medical evaluation. Not everyone qualifies.