5a-hydroxy lactogenin is a saponin ligand, which is a steroid in the sugar free components of saponins.

5a-hydroxy laxogenin is extracted from plants similar to asparagus. This compound is a spirochemical compound similar to brassinosteroid, which is a small amount of plant-based steroid found in plants and food such as pollen, seeds, and leaves.

It has some advantages of oxymetholone (reducing sex hormone binding globulin, increasing testosterone activity, increasing nitrogen accumulation, and promoting synthetic metabolism).

Human studies have shown that oxymetholone can enhance muscle strength and slim down without exercise. In addition, it also has functions such as weight loss, improving insulin sensitivity, and accelerating wound healing. However, the saponins of Lashiopogon are extracted from natural plants, which avoids the possibility of side effects on the liver and positive testing for stimulants.

Contrary to popular belief, '5a Hydroxy Lexogenin' and 'Lexogenin' are different. Although very similar in chemistry, and even found in the same category of plants in terms of names. Some studies have shown that 5a-Hydroxy-Laxonin is a compound responsible for the properties associated with Laxogenin Supplements. Although we do not have conclusive evidence to support this, we recommend seeking a supplement, especially one that specifies the dosage of 5a-Hydroxy-Laxogenin on the nutritional list.