We talk about Chrysin's natural aromatase inhibitorseffect:

Available natural formulas that help reverse hyperaromatization include myomin and chrysin. Myomin is a combination of Smilax glabra Roxb, Curcuma zedoria, Cyperus rotundus, and Aralia dasyphylla Mig.

A fluorescent antibody study in animals showed that myomin significantly reduced the population of hepatic aromatase within 30 days. In another study,myomin significantly inhibited aromatase expression in in vivo ovary, ectopic endometrium, and in vitro–cultured primary ovarian granulosa cells of rats.

Chrysin is a naturally occurring flavone. It is chemically extracted from the blue passion flower (Passiflora caerulea).

While these aromatase inhibitors of natural origin appear to be harmless, they are not known to correct hyperinsulinism. It is important for men with excess testosterone-to-estrogen transformation to undergo testing for insulin resistance and, if found, to follow appropriate diet, exercise, and supplementation to decrease or stop hyperinsulinism, thus reducing or eliminating the excess conversion and in many cases rendering aromatase inhibitor use of any sort less necessary or unnecessary at all.

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