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We use this site to provide you with a comprehensive resource on prasterone research. We discuss research by teams affiliated with some of the leading medical research institutions: Stanford University, Johns Hopkins University, Northwestern University and others. Here, you’ll find the results of several randomized, large-scale, placebo-controlled, double-blind Phase III clinical studies – studies which evaluate prasterone for a number of clinical indications. You may, like many others, decide to discuss this research with your health care provider, to decide if prasterone could be beneficial for you.
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A way to assure that your prasterone is pure is to ask your health care provider to prescribe a dosage form compounded by your pharmacist. Please note that prasterone may have variable or poor oral bioavailability when administered as an oral tablet.
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