#pregnenolone

[shivmehara]

Pregnenolone Supplements Market Size, Share and Trends Report

Pregnenolone Supplements Market Size Was Valued at USD 0.55 Billion in 2023, and is Projected to Reach USD 0.89 Billion by 2032, Growing at

Pregnenolone Supplements Market Size Was Valued at USD 0.55 Billion in 2023, and is Projected to Reach USD 0.89 Billion by 2032, Growing at a CAGR of 5.6% From 2024-2032.

[murielcook]

I basically have to read ALL of this

Infuriatingly there is pregnanolone, and pregnenolone!!!!!!

I've been taking 25mg pregnenolone daily for... a while now. And it has successfully kept my worst PMS (PMDD) at a tolerable level. I rarely have full blown days lost to dysfunction.

HOWEVER. I am somewhat concerned that I'm negatively impacting my cholesterol. Pregnenolone is normally synthesized in the body from cholesterol, and I'm somewhat concerned i'm disrupting that cycle to my detriment, long-term. My doctor is no help here bc they aren't interested. I'd have to get in with an endo to hash this out and I'm just not in the mood!

Wiki says pregnenolone has poor bioavailability, but also immediately follows that with the impact on androgens specifically so mmm okay. curiously it DOES say it spikes allopregnanolone which several articles suggest may be responsible for pmdd? could be i'm just a fun paradoxical impact case. god forbid I have easy access to any type of hormone testing.

idk. always be reading tho.

[murielcook]

The Impact of 6 Key Nutrients on the Steroidogenic Pathways

Various foods and nutrients can up- or down-regulate the steroidogenic pathways, resulting in increased or decreased steroid synthesis.

Back on my bullshit. I'll do notes later but I don't want to lose it.

[bhrttrainingacademy]

What’s the Difference Between Pregnenolone and DHEA?

Considering giving your patients a pregnenolone or DHEA supplement?

Hormones are important for all aspects of our lives, and hormone therapy—BHRT or otherwise—can be a crucial part of supporting people’s health and well-being when they are struggling with hormone-related symptoms.

Both of these hormones are considered precursors that promote estrogen and testosterone production. But they also work on their own to support essential functions in the body.

Are you looking to expand your practice with hormonal health services? We can help—contact us today for a consultation.

The Benefits of DHEA Supplements

DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone) comes from pregnenolone, and the adrenal glands make both. It can help with the production of both estrogen and testosterone.

DHEA is involved in various bodily functions, including metabolism, blood sugar regulation, brain function, protecting against excess cortisol, and supporting immune function. A DHEA supplement offers an array of possible health benefits, including:

Treating depression

Improving libido

Reducing the risk of dementia

Boosting energy

Boosting the immune system

Improving mood and memory

Improving muscles and bones

Treating HPA axis disfunction

General anti-aging benefits

Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) supplements, such as DHEA, are made from plant-based ingredients such as soy or yam. A patient can take these supplements orally or in a topical cream.

DHEA Supplement Dosing

DHEA is taken orally or put in a topical cream. Women usually start with 5-10mg. Men typically start at a higher dose or 25-50mg. Studies show that when used vaginally, DHEA can help with vaginal dryness and atrophy common in menopausal women. About Pregnenolone

You may be wondering if you should administer pregnenolone supplements instead of DHEA supplements. Although these hormones are related, they serve different purposes. Consider each carefully before beginning a treatment plan.

Pregnenolone is linked to similar functions in the body as DHEA, including stress, sexual function, and brain activity.

Possible benefits of pregnenolone include:

Improved sleep

Less anxiety

Less fatigue

Reduce mood swings

Better concentration

Reduced andropause symptoms

Reduced menopause symptoms

Maintain weight / prevent weight gain

Pregnenolone is primarily responsible for producing DHEA and progesterone and is vital for regulating stress. It’s also important for aldosterone and testosterone production.

Pregnenolone as a Neurosteroid

As a neurosteroid, Pregnenolone can have specific benefits related to brain health. It can help with memory, emotions and even reduce sleep-related problems such as insomnia.

Suppose you have patients who have symptoms such as concentration and memory problems. In that case, if they have trouble concentrating on regular tasks, if they struggle with short- or long-term memory loss, this may be a hormone to consider as part of treatment.

Pregnenolone may also help with issues related to the central nervous system, emotional regulation, and GABA neurotransmitters. Its relationship to GABA may be behind its ability to reduce anxiety.

DHEA and Pregnenolone Tests

Testing for DHEA levels via a DHEA-sulfate serum test will offer information about how well the adrenals and HPA axis are functioning. Testing DHEA through saliva, serum, capillary blood spot, or saliva is also common. Both are routine tests in BHRT.

Some providers also check pregnenolone via serum in some patients.

Should You Offer a Pregnenolone or DHEA Supplement?

Hormone precursors such as pregnenolone or DHEA can be helpful for those facing hormone-related symptoms which impair their regular day-to-day lifestyle. Often, these symptoms are due to aging. BHRT can help relieve many of these symptoms and possibly even slow the aging process in the body.

Health practitioners seeking alternative care models should learn how to administer BHRT in the right way to offer patients the best chance at symptom relief and high quality of life.

Consider adding BHRT to your list of services—schedule a free strategy call.

Enjoyed this article? Here are three more to help you:

Bioidentical Hormones Market Size and Forecast

6 Key Levers Every Practice Must Monitor for Financial Success

How to Talk About Money with Your Patients

[wholefamilyproducts]

Lack of sleep, restlessness, lower back pain and lack of cognitive abilities might be your body’s way of alerting you to diminishing levels of the hormone pregnenolone.  Science has spoken and studies reveal a great number of uses for this vitally important precursor hormone of testosterone, cortisol,  DHEA, progesterone, and estrogen.

[chetanare]

Global Pregnenolone Market 2020–2026 | Analysis by Forecast, Growth Opportunities, Major Key Players, Revenues During Covid-19 Outbreak

Global Pregnenolone Market 2020–2026 | Analysis by Forecast, Growth Opportunities, Major Key Players, Revenues During Covid-19 Outbreak

The recent research report titled “Pregnenolone Market Research: Global Status & Forecast by Geography, Type & Application (2016-2026)”has been added in the kandjmarketresearch.com database. The Global Pregnenolone Market Perspective, Comprehensive Analysis along with Major Segments and Forecast, 2020-2026. This Research Report spread across 51 Pages, with summarizing Top companies and supports…

View On WordPress

[realfoodgangstas]

Cortisol produced under stress inhibits the thyroid gland. When thyroid hormone conversion is low, less O2 is needed. * A low pulse is showing you that O2 is not entering the cell and energy is not being produced. They are not producing heat…energy…CO2, which drives the pulse. The pulse is the amount of CO2 in the blood, the system…which is life. Most endurance athletes have adapted to being/thriving in this stressed state. * Sometimes progesterone seems to be chronically deficiency (leading to slight-though possibly prolonged-menstruation, or amenorrhea), in women who exercise hard. Since progesterone can be converted into cortisone to handle stress, this would explain why well trained athletes so often miss periods. It seems to be a simple over-consumption of progesterone, which is probably a reasonable biological adaptation, preventing pregnancy during times of stress. A slow heartbeat very strongly suggests hypothyroidism." Ray Peat PhD * And this is why we don’t recommend people to supplement with pregnenolone, as most peoples bodies are in a state of stress. #wearefood #consciousnutrition #raypeat #restorationthyroid #eastwesthealing #realfoodgangstas #stress #pregnenolone #amenorrhea #athlete #athleteperformance #progesterone #lowpulse