This is crazy. I have the almost exact same thing here.
Here’s a recent blood test: (after a bloodtest each year for last three showing the same) doctors can’t figure this out
Lab Test Results
Dhea-Sulfate
Test Low Normal High Reference Range Units
Dhea-Sulfate 707.0 138.5-475.2 ug/dL
Testosterone, Serum
Test Low Normal High Reference Range Units
Testosterone, Serum 153 348-1197 ng/dL
Comment: Adult male reference interval is based on a population of lean males
Insulin
Test Low Normal High Reference Range Units
Insulin 30.8 2.6-24.9 uIU/mL
Estradiol
Test Low Normal High Reference Range Units
Estradiol <5.0 7.6-42.6
Hi. After a full endocrine evaluation, I too had low testosterone and high DHEA. My total testosterone wasn’t as low as yours - 320 were my results - but my DHEA was in the high 500’s.
Here’s what I told by the endocrinologist: Heavy metals like Mercury or Lead block an enzyme that converts DHEA to Testosterone.
I know, sounds like quackery. Stay with me all. Being that I had 14 amalgam fillings of which 50% contain Mercury, I had them all removed in the hopes of balancing this peculiar imbalance. Now, its only been a month since the removal of these fillings so I plan to retest in a few months to see if any changes have taken place.
I don’t know the rules on posting video links here on this site but I found a youtube clip where this particular endocrinologist explains Heavy metal toxicity causing high DHEA and low Testosterone. Enjoy.
Skip to 38:30 to hear in detail about Low DHEA and low Testosterone.
