DankMemes said:post 113493haidut said:post 93675 -- DHEA reduces LDL (bad) cholesterol, insulin, and glucose levels in men with coronary artery disease. (Rabijewski 2005)
-- “DHEA is an integral part of LDL and HDL and exerts an anti-oxidative effect on LDL. Since oxidative modifications of LDL enhance their atherogenicity, DHEA could have anti-atherogenic consequences.” (Khalil 2000)
Hey Haidut in one of your recent talks with Danny Roddy you said that LDL was the good cholesterol, is this something you've changed your stance on recently or was the "(bad)" just left in from pasting the quote?
Also when testosterone gels are applied to the scrotum it has a higher conversion rate to DHT, would this apply to DHEA even though it is further up in the chain?
Cheers, great work btw.
When I said "cholesterol" above I was referring to the popular opinion, not mine. LDL is the cholesterol used for steroid synthesis while HDL primarily carries toxins back to the liver.
In term of DHEA, topical application anywhere will favor the androgen route given the high expression of 3b-HSD and 5-AR in the skin. Have you seen these posts?
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