Hydroxyethylchrysin

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Hydroxyethylchrysin is a chemically modified form of chrysin, a yellow flavone that occurs naturally in propolis, honey and some plants. It is made by attaching a hydroxyethyl group to the chrysin molecule.
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