Compound Monograph
Chrysin
A flavone (5,7-dihydroxyflavone) found in passionflower, honey and propolis; studied for anxiolytic and anti-inflammatory activity, though it has low oral bioavailability.
Classification
Chrysin is one of the flavonoids, part of the phenolics class. Antioxidant compounds built around one or more phenol rings — the flavonoids, tannins, phenolic acids, coumarins, and pigments behind much of a plant's protective chemistry.
Where Does It Come From? (4)
Chrysin is one of the flavonoids, found in Chickweed, Passionflower, Propolis and 1 other source.