Chrysin is a naturally occurring extract from the Passiflora coerulea plant. This
substance is another testosterone booster that works in a different manner than DHEA,
Androstene, Norandrostene, Androdiol, etc. This product will minimize the conversion
of testosterone to estrogen. This kind of product is known as an
anti-aromatase. There are several prescription anti-aromatase agents such as Teslac
or Cytadren. This supplements was shown in one study to be nearly as effective as
Cytadren. I am a little skeptical of these claims but there is no doubt that it is
significantly minimizing testosterone conversion to estrogen. Once estrogen levels
get to a certain level in your body it signals the pituitary gland to shut down
testosterone production. With a supplement like this your body would continue to
produce even more testosterone naturally. For those that dabble in anabolics that
will convert to estrogen it would give you a legal anti-estrogen supplement to battle all
of the bad side effects that it causes such as gynocomastia, etc.
The recommended dosage of this compound is currently 3 grams per day at 3 different
intervals (morning, noon, and night before bed). There have been no known side
effects with the use of this supplement either. Now, to let the air out of your
sails somewhat. This product is very expensive. Currently, the cheapest wholesale
for real chrysin is in the neighborhood of about $600 per kg. of the product. This
would make the daily cost to use the supplement at about $6.00 per day. At this cost
you can see why I have not personally used this product yet. I am eagerly awaiting
it's reduction in cost so that it would be at a more suitable price to test the
effectiveness of this supplement. Anyone who can get your hands on this product let
me know how the results go for you as well.