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Twist 25 DHEA Cream can Help Support your Workout
While there is nothing that can help you lose all the fat and gain lean muscle over night, Twist 25 DHEA cream can help your workout be more efficient. Eating right and exercising regularly while using Twist 25 DHEA cream can be incredibly beneficial in perfecting your physique. Twist 25 DHEA cream is a smart choice to help improve energy levels, develop lean muscle and recover faster after workouts.
DHEA is important because it builds the hormones that drive our energy, mood, muscle tone, fat, quality of sleep, mental sharpness, immune system, sex drive, cardiovascular health and more. DHEA is a naturally occurring prohormone produced by the adrenal glands, gonads, and skin. So much DHEA is produced that it is the most abundant pro-hormone in the body.
We continue to make DHEA from birth to puberty and into adulthood until about age 25. This is when DHEA levels start to decline by about 2% a year. It is this absence of DHEA that causes cells to explode when they die in a process called apoptosis. DEHA has been shown to improve nitric oxide production which is know to play an important role in vascular function and healthy lean muscular development. DHEA also counterbalances the many harsh effects of cortisol in muscle and fat tissue.
DHEA is best used as a properly made bioidentical DHEA cream, not an oral supplement because these supplements are mostly destroyed by the liver before they can do any good. Use the best DHEA cream available, Twist 25 DHEA cream, applied directly to the skin where the body uses it naturally.
Twist 25 DHEA cream is becoming readily available in more retail stores, thanks in large part to the dedicated team at KeHe/Tree of Life Distributors. Retailers can now get Twist 25 DHEA cream at wholesale price for resale through KeHe/ Tree of Life Distributors (Item #80330).
Or, retail stores that do not order from KeHe/ Tree of Life Distributors can call Health2Go directly at 281-772-0316. Health2Go actively drives product demand in retail stores, doing numerous national health radio talk show interviews and advertising.
