Chrysin Fact Sheet, FAQs & Product List

Chrysin information, FAQ and product listing page. This page contains information and frequently asked questions about Chrysin as well as a complete list of products containing Chrysin below.

What is Chrysin and what does it do?

Chrysin is a naturally occurring isoflavone. It’s extracted by chemical means from the plant Passiflora coerulea. You can also find small amounts of chrysin in honeycombs.

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What are the benefits of taking Chrysin?

Studies have shown that flavones, in particular chrysin, have the ability to exert a large variety of beneficial and powerful effects upon the body. Specifically, European studies have shown that after consuming chrysin, levels of testosterone and blood serum increased by as much as 30%.

To understand how this happens, consider the following: There are two major hormones in men and women – these are testosterone and estrogen. Testosterone is the hormone dominant in males, with estrogen being dominant in females. Estrogen is the primary signal to the pituitary gland in the brain. Depending on your estrogen levels, the pituitary gland will dictate the levels of testosterone produced in the body. The higher the estrogen levels, the lower the amounts of testosterone that is produced.

This is how chrysin benefits you. By cutting down the conversion of testosterone to estrogen, chrysin reduces the levels of estrogen in your body and increases the levels of testosterone.

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Who can benefit from taking Chrysin?

Those that should take chrysin include those that are in competitive athletes, bodybuilders, and anybody who is looking to boost their natural body levels of testosterone. At around the age of 28-30 testosterone production in men can begin to decline. Natural testosterone boosters can help keep testosterone levels are their peak.

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How much Chrysin should I take?

Athletes participating in the Europe Olympics report that taking 1-3 grams of chrysin per day is a safe and effective dosage. Of course, follow the directions found on the supplement label. To achieve best results, you should take half a dose of chrysin about 30 minutes prior to working out, while taking the other half at bedtime.

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Does Chrysin have any side effects?

There are have been no reported side effects.

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Sources used:
Kellis JT Jr, Vickery LE. (1984). "Inhibition of human estrogen synthetase (aromatase) by flavones". Science. PMID 6474163.
Saarinen N, Joshi SC, Ahotupa M, Li X, Ammälä J, Mäkelä S, Santti R. (2001). "No evidence for the in vivo activity of aromatase-inhibiting flavonoids". J Steroid Biochem Mol Biol.. PMID 11595503.

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