Testosterone Support
Chrysin Background and Benefits

 Chrysin is a flavone, a class of plant pigments found in many flowering plants, the function of these pigments in plants is to attract pollinating animals.
Among the most important natural sources of chrysin are the flowers of the genus Passiflora, commonly known as passion flowers. Oroxylum indicum, a flowering tree in the Bignoniaceae family, is often used for commercial production of chrysin. Common names for this plant include Indian trumpet flower, midnight scare, and oroxylum. In addition to chrysin, the seeds of Oroxylum contain high levels of other flavonoids such as baicalein.
 
Oroxylum can reach a height of 40 feet, although its leaf stalks tend to wilt and die periodically. Bats pollinate Its flowers which bloom at night. The large seed pods hang down from the tree's bare branches so that bats can easily reach them. The fruits resemble bird wings, which attract bats.
 
Extracts of Oroxylum are used in numerous systems of traditional medicine,Mainly used in India and Southeast Asia. In traditional medicine, Oroxylum is used mainly for respiratory diseases such as cough and wheezing.
 

Uses of Chrysin

The most common use of chrysin as a dietary supplement is to support healthy testosterone levels, especially in male bodybuilders. Other uses of chrysin include maintaining sexual health, antioxidant activity, and supporting healthy inflammation management.

Signs You May Need Chrysin

Low testosterone is the most common reason for taking chrysin supplements, especially in male bodybuilders. Erectile dysfunction, low libido, low sperm count, and baldness are most common signs of low testosterone in aging men. Other signs that you may benefit from chrysin include anxiety, gout, and other unhealthy inflammatory conditions. Age-related skin conditions and other chronic diseases may also mean that the antioxidant effects of chrysin could help you.