Chrysin

Chrysin (Chrysin or 5,7-dihydroxyflavone) is a plant flavonoid, obtained most often from the plant Passiflora caerulea.

Chrysin is used by athletes to restore hormonal balance. It has an anti-estrogenic effect - reduces the level of estrogen in the blood, contributing to a reduction in their production in the body due to oppression of the conversion of testosterone under the influence of the aromatase enzyme. In nature, chrysanthemum is found in more than five hundred species of plants and in small numbers in honeycomb.

As a rule, chrysanthemum is taken by athletes inside as a food additive, but recent studies have shown that it is more effective to enter the body through the skin in the form of a cream or ointment. Most often, the substance is included in the composition of anabolic complexes and testosterone boosters, which can be used during the course of anabolic steroids.

Having found out in the experiment the antiestrogenic activity of chrysin, scientists suggested that in this way it is possible to increase the level of testosterone in the blood. However, human trials have shown that the "Caution" additive does not affect the level of estrogens and testosterone in the human blood. Scientists have suggested that this is due to a low level of digestion of the substance from the digestive tract, so that now there is development of the means for external use.

Chorizin takes a two-three-week course, followed by a week of rest. One capsule is taken in the morning, and the second one an hour before the start of the workout. You can also take another capsule in the evening. It is not recommended for people under the age of 18, and also for women.

There were no side effects from the use of this drug and no contraindications.