The namesake ingredient is described as a source of chrysin, which is a careful phrase.
Chrysin is a natural flavonoid found in honey, propolis and some plants. A source of chrysin means the extract contains it, not that it contains a stated amount.
Human research on chrysin and hormones is limited, and studies report that it may be poorly absorbed when taken by mouth. That is a reason for caution about any strong claim.
Treat raw honey extract as a distinctive ingredient with an interesting name and little human evidence behind it. Ask for the amount of extract and any chrysin specification. Our existing guide on chrysin and raw honey extract covers the research in more depth.