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See Latest ArticlesFatty Acid Metabolism in the Elderly: Effects of DHEA and Testosterone Replacement in Hormonally Deficient Men and Women
Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, 07/02/09
Jensen MD et al. - Aging, in the context of low DHEA-S (women and men) and bioavailable testosterone (men) concentrations, is associated with changes in meal fat partitioning and postabsorptive lipolysis that are not corrected by DHEA and only partly corrected by testosterone replacement.
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