2001/04/03, 01:40 AM
DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone).
In the body this hormone is made by the adrenal glands and shuttled to various tissues an the form of Dhea sulfate.
It is a precurser to other hormones, which means that it is transformed to the proper sex hormone for particular tissues upon arival. It goes to the lining of uterus, the breasts, the prostate, and to muscles, where iit is converted to either testosterone or estrogen or both depending on the recieving tissue.