> Given that DHEA-s is a precursor of testosterone, our finding is consistent with a recent warning from the FDA that testosterone products may increase blood p

> Given that DHEA-s is a precursor of testosterone, our finding is consistent with a recent warning from the FDA that testosterone products may increase blood pressure in men The bottom of the article seems to try to draw a link between high DHEA and testosterone and blood preassure. Might be a bit of a leap, but higher DHEA -> higher testosterone -> higher blood pressure seems to be the takeaway? This study [0] also links DHEA to higher IGF-1, and IIRC high IGF-1 is also linked to higher rates of cancer. IGF-1, testosterone, estrogen, etc... they all seem to have optimal health benefits when in an "ideal range". Too low is bad. Too high is also bad. No free lunch it seems. [0] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9876338/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9876338/