“The Mother of Hormones”

Reinforces your brain’s neurotransmitters (which decline with age), thus enhancing overall brain functionality.

A natural hormone produced in the mitochondria of the brain, gonads and adrenal glands.

After you reach age 30, your pregnenolonelevel begins to decline.

Lack of mental clarity and memory failure can be among the most frustrating aspects of aging.

Often referred to as the “Mother of Hormones” because it’s a precursor to cortisol, progesterone and DHEA, which are precursors to the primary sex hormones: testosterone and estrogen.

Pregnenolone has separate functions in men and women.

In women, pregnenolone transforms into estrogen and sometimes progesterone. While in men, it transforms into testosterone.

Fatigue

Increasing energy

Skin disorders

Fibrocystic breast disease

Symptoms of menopause

Premenstrual syndrome

Arthritis

Depression

Strengthening the heart

Allergic reactions

Lupus

Multiple sclerosis

Prostate problems

Seizures

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