Chrysin for anti-bloat measures?

[dasgh]

Hey guys, I have about 450 capsules of chrysin left over from earlier experiments with prohormones.

How good would these be to counteract bloating during a test cycle?

Also, what might be an effective dose per day?

Thanks

 

[shoichi]

That's alot of Chrysin. I highly doubt the effectiveness of Chrysin as an anti E and as a product to help bloating.

In other words, it's a complete waste in my opinion.

 

[XXXGod]

I've tried Chrysin once in the past. It helps a little, but would not rely on it alone during a cycle.

 

[Ttokkyo Jack]

It works but you need to use a gram or more per day. I would start with 1 gram a day, and then work up from there to see how it helps with bloat

 

[Trenimator76]

Chrysin might work but i dont think itwould be noticable. There is allot of other otc supplements that work better.

 

[dasgh]

Thanks for the replies everyone, I appreciate it.

Trenimator: What other OTC supplements would work better?

Thanks again.

 

[Ttokkyo Jack]

There are other products that work better like liquidex, but it is not really over the counter. Liquidex definitely is more effective, but if I had 450 pills of Chrysin on hand, I would definitely try it first.

 

[granby140]

GNC suckered me into buying chrisyn

 

[XXXGod]

NEVER buy anything from GNC. Rarely do I find anything at GNC that doesn't have at least 100% markup over online sources for supplements. Since you already have the Chrysin go ahead and eat them.

-X

 

[Ttokkyo Jack]

Have to agree GNC is the biggest rip ever. Vitamin World or order online.

 

[dasgh]

Thanks for all the responses guys.

I guess I will give it a try and save $$ for other things.

I really do appreciate all of your input and help.

 

[FlexManning]

I would empty the capsules out and use them to scour dirty sinks with.

Seriously, after reading the truth about chrysin I would not take chrysin if I was paid to take it.

Chrysin is along the lines of HCA, not as far as its supposed benefits but as far as the ripoff ploys used to promote it. Those of us in the know will remember HCA as the supposed "carb blocker" that did absolutely zilch to block carbs and in fact I believe studies on it had to be limited because it was actually demonstrating toxicity.

All the chrysin hype was based on an in vitro study that made chrysin (previously "Flavone X") look good on paper. Unfortunately it does nothing positive in the human body when taken as a supplement. Any company that promotes chrysin as an estrogen blocker is unscrupulous. Besides the fact that no one knows exactly what the hell chrysin will do to you if you take enough of it, if a company is shady enough to say it does stuff that they know damn well it doesn't, then God knows what it may be contaminated with.


These companies that still push chrysin really piss me off. Right up there with pushing boron and androstenedione as steroid replacements, smilax, etc. A real bunch of pricks.

Just my .02.