Category Archives: Chrysin

Chrysin Reduces Brain Inflammation

Posted on February 10, 2021 by Robert Barrington

Chrysin is a flavonoid that belongs to the flavone subgroup of flavonoids. Evidence suggests that chrysin, like many other flavonoids, is protective against mood disorders such as anxiety and depression. The underlying mechanisms that cause anxiety and depression includes the … Continue reading →

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The Anti-Anxiety Effects of Chrysin

Posted on November 28, 2018 by Robert Barrington

Chrysin is a polyphenol that belongs to the flavone subgroup of flavonoids. Evidence suggests that chrysin is able to bind to the GABAA receptor in the brains of animals and humans. This binding may explain the anxiolytic effects of chrysin, … Continue reading →

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Apigenin and Chrysin: Flavonoids that Treat Anxiety

Posted on July 16, 2018 by Robert Barrington

Flavonoids are low molecular weight polyphenols that occur ubiquitously in fruits, vegetables and other plant material. Chemically, flavonoids are phenylbenzopyrones which means they have a basic structure of a O-heterocyclic ring (B-ring) fused to an aromatic ring (C-ring) with a … Continue reading →

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