DHEA 5mg/25mg
DHEA 5mg / 25mg
Low-dose, medically restricted hormonal support for vitality, resilience and healthy ageing.
DHEA, or dehydroepiandrosterone, is a hormone produced primarily by the adrenal glands. It sits upstream of several important hormone pathways and may be converted by the body into androgens and oestrogens.
Because of this, DHEA is not a general wellness supplement. It is a hormone-active compound and should be used with precision, respect and appropriate oversight.
This 5mg formula offers a low-dose option for targeted support where DHEA is considered appropriate as part of a personalised Wellgevity® plan.
At Wellgevity®, DHEA may be considered for individuals experiencing signs of depleted hormonal resilience, such as reduced vitality, lower stress tolerance, changes in mood, libido, muscle integrity or metabolic flexibility.
Why Dr Tam likes it
Dr Tam values low-dose DHEA because it allows for a more measured, nuanced approach.
This is not about chasing youth or forcing the body into performance. It is about understanding whether the endocrine system has the signalling support it needs to function well.
For the right person, DHEA can be a subtle but meaningful tool for supporting energy, resilience, hormonal balance and healthy ageing.
May support:
- Energy and vitality
- Healthy ageing
- Balanced stress response
- Mood and motivation
- Muscle integrity
- Fat metabolism
- Hormonal resilience
- Libido and overall wellbeing
Dr Tam’s perspective
DHEA deserves respect.
It can be useful, but it is not something to add casually to a supplement stack. Because it can influence sex hormone pathways, it should be considered in context: symptoms, medical history, hormone status, medications and wider health goals all matter.
At Wellgevity®, DHEA 5mg is available only to registered Wellgevity® clients and is used only where appropriate within a personalised plan.
Use in line with Wellgevity® guidance and the manufacturer’s instructions.
Not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Extra caution is needed in hormone-sensitive conditions or where there is a history of hormone-sensitive cancer.