If you've been searching for the ultimate anti-aging concoction and aren't yet ready for plastic surgery or injectables like Botox and fillers, you may wonder whether a cream containing hormones can help you turn back the clock. Some creams containing a synthetic version of dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA), the adrenal hormone that helps your body produce testosterone and estrogen, have shown some promise. But is DHEA cream right for everyone?
What Does DHEA Hormone Cream Do?
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- If you need to transport a loved one to a medical facility that is outside your town or city, then you may have the option of using an air ambulance. There are many different types of transportation services available, which means that you will need to look at each one closely to determine who offers the best transportation for your needs. There are a few essential things to ask about, so keep reading to learn what they are.
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