Laxogenin

5a-hydroxy laxogenin (Laxogenin)

CAS No.:56786-63-1

Molecular Formula:C27H42O5

Package:1KG/Aluminium foil bag,25KG/Fiber Drum.

 

 

Introduction of 5-Alpha Hydroxy Laxogenin (Laxogenin)

Laxogenin is essentially a plant steroid that is similar in structure to the better known plant extract ecdysterone. Research has shown that it exhibits similar anabolic properties to anabolic steroids, one of the most popular oral anabolic steroids of all tim.

Unlike prohormones, Laxogenin does not interfere with your body's endocrine system. In other words, it neither increases nor decreases hormones such as male hormone and estrogen.

 

 

Effective alternative to prohormones.

Consider the types of muscle building supplement. If you disregard those that impact hormone levels such as prohormones, SARMS,hormone boosters and estrogen blockers, the list of ingredients that can help users improve performance and recover faster become relatively limited. Laxogenin is one such ingredient.

Complements the use of protein supplements.

If you also disregard those supplements that are based around protein or protein breakdown products such as BCAAs, the list becomes shorter still. Laxogenin sits in this camp alongside other ingredients we will be reviewing in this series, such as epicatechin, arachidonic acid and creatine.

Fast-acting.

With Laxogenin supplements tending to kick in very quickly, they are ideal for anyone looking to build muscle and strength quickly.

they are ideal for anyone looking to build muscle and strength quickly.

Can be stacked with prohormones.

Laxogenin can be stacked with other supplements such as hormoneboosters and estrogen blockers to amplify muscle building and recovery across two distinct pathways. This makes a lot more sense than the more common approach of stacking 2 or 3 different hormone boosters that all target the exact same pathway.

Can be used for PCT (post cycle therapy).

This also makes Laxogenin products a wise choice following a prohormone cycle as they help promote anabolism via a different pathway to the likes of hormone boosters.