What is "love"? A study on the Oxytocin-Vasopressin pathway and its effect on behavior.

[Devin1Neil]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5743651/

[Coconut]

wow interesting!

[colorfulaura]

I remember a while back I saw oxytocin sold at another vendor but I read it degrades within 2 weeks.

[Muestereate]

Where did you want to start?

[Devin1Neil]

I remember a while back I saw oxytocin sold at another vendor but I read it degrades within 2 weeks.

Oxytocin is too heavy to have use as a spray. Mind it's not very bioactive unless literally sprayed into the nasal area. Im doing research on a diffuser method though...

[Devin1Neil]

Where did you want to start?

Need an affordable Chem that works on oxytocin /vasopressin effects. I had something in mind but it's too expensive (25mg for 700$ yeesh) I'm looking at other light molecules that would diffuse well.

[Devin1Neil]

Specifically an agonist of oxytocin and antagonist of vasopressin would be useful, also needs to be much lighter than oxytocin, as it tends to be too heavy to diffuse.

[Muestereate]

have you looked into Glow?

[Suaviter in modo]

Interesting article! This subject really deserves to be fully explored. I have read that the natural levels of oxytocin tend to decrease when a person is repeatedly exposed to high levels of synthetic oxytocin, which means you could develop a dependency. Aside from that a stable form to be used in certain situations seems really interesting for more than one purpose.

[Suaviter in modo]

It could for instance be given to people who suffer from trauma, anxiety, or to victims of accidents or crimes.

[Devin1Neil]

It could for instance be given to people who suffer from trauma, anxiety, or to victims of accidents or crimes.

Absolutely. I've been testing oxytocin in an oil diffuser. Best damn sleep ever but a headache when I wake up.

[Suaviter in modo]

Sounds good Devin1Neil, where did you get it? Do you always get a headache when you use it?

[Suaviter in modo]

Tea from raspberry leaves is said to be rich in oxytocin, and is traditionally used as a before-and-after-birth beverage for mothers, though I haven´t seen any clinical scientific studies that really support it.