It’s a natural hormone that scientists are calling “the hormone of youth”
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Countering or even reversing skin aging is the holy grail of health concerns.
For some reason, there seems to be a much greater emphasis on outward signs of health. We’d rather look young than feel young.
But I digress.
The skin is the largest organ in the human body.
In youth, it is very biologically active, with constant production of various hormones and enzymes.
One of the most important is dehydroepiandrosterone, or DHEA. It is the most abundant of the so-called “sex hormones” of the human body.
In youth, DHEA is produced in various human tissues to the extent of a few milligrams per day.
In fact, DHEA is often referred to as the “hormone of youth”
Every decade after the 20s, the amount of DHEA produced on a daily basis decreases consistently until almost none is present in the skin and other tissues by the 70s or 80s.
The benefits of topical application
A 2010 study tested the effects of a topical application of DHEA on 75 healthy people aged 60 to 65 years.
The subjects were randomly assigned to five different groups; with different concentrations of DHEA: 0% (placebo), 0.1%, 0.3%, 1%, and 2%.
The subjects had to apply 3ml of their respective solution of DHEA on different areas of their bodies:
- 0.3ml on the forehead
- 0.3ml on the right side of the face
- 0.3ml on the back of each arm
- 0.3ml on the back of the right hand
- 0.3ml on the upper chest
- 2 x 0.3ml on the right thigh
- 0.3ml on each of the external sides of the right and left legs
A total dose of 3.0ml.
Here were the study results:
“The present study shows that after daily topical application of DHEA on the skin of postmenopausal women for 13 weeks, the expression of androgen receptor was markedly increased in the dermis, as evaluated by immunocytochemistry, while the expression levels of procollagen 1 and 3 mRNA measured by in situ hybridization were also increased in the same skin compartment.” – El-Alfy et al. (2010)
While it may be obvious, the results do confirm that skin aging seems to be a direct function of the progressive decline of DHEA production with age.
Replacing this production is able to “reactivate the skin” via the increased expression of the androgen receptors, which enable the conversion of DHEA into DHT in the skin.
This indicates that the DHEA is being metabolized locally in the skin once again.
There is also the increased expression of the skin collagen precursor, procollagen, which highlights improved skin renewal, counteracting the aging of the skin.
“The potent stimulatory effect of topical DHEA reflected by an increase in the number and size of dermal fibroblasts and the expression of procollagen types 1 and 3 suggest the possibility that topical DHEA could be a useful anti ageing agent in the skin.”
These effects of topical DHEA are very encouraging because DHEA is freely available.
DHEA’s topical application can probably help counteract and even reverse the effects of skin aging.
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