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Oxytocin
Bonding hormone for social connection
Bonding/libido
Key Benefits
- May enhance interpersonal trust and empathy
- Supports natural pair bonding mechanisms
- Promotes social cognition and connection
- May benefit sexual arousal responses
- Reduces stress during social interactions
- Supports reward pathway neurotransmitter activity
- May facilitate intimate relationship formation
Turn Off Social Anxiety, Turn On Real Connection
Most people struggle with trust and intimacy not because they lack social skills, but because their neurochemistry works against them. Oxytocin changes that fundamental equation by directly targeting the brain circuits that govern bonding, empathy, and sexual connection. You get the social confidence and intimate relationships that feel natural instead of forced.
Oxytocin receptor signaling / Social bonding and reward pathway modulation
About Oxytocin
Oxytocin is the body's primary bonding hormone, naturally released during intimate moments and social connection. This peptide works by binding to specific receptors in brain regions that control trust, empathy, and sexual arousal, essentially rewiring your neurochemistry for deeper relationships. It reduces the stress response during social interactions while enhancing your ability to form meaningful connections.
Who It's For
This is for individuals who want to enhance their capacity for intimate relationships, whether romantic or social, without relying on external confidence boosters. Oxytocin works best as part of comprehensive relationship and personal development protocols, particularly for those who struggle with trust, social anxiety, or sexual connection issues that stem from neurochemical rather than psychological barriers.
Research Background
Oxytocin, often called the "love hormone," is a naturally occurring neuropeptide that plays crucial roles in social bonding, trust, and intimate relationships. The peptide works primarily through the oxytocin receptor system in the brain, particularly in regions associated with reward, emotion, and social behavior. When oxytocin binds to its receptors, it triggers cascades that influence neurotransmitter release, ultimately promoting feelings of attachment and reducing stress responses during social interactions.
Current research focuses on several key areas: (1) optimizing delivery methods to ensure the peptide reaches brain targets effectively, (2) understanding individual differences in response based on genetics and personality factors, and (3) developing therapeutic applications for conditions involving social difficulties. While animal studies have consistently shown oxytocin's role in pair bonding and sexual behavior, human studies present a more complex picture, with effects varying significantly between individuals and contexts. The field continues to evolve as researchers work to bridge the gap between promising preclinical findings and reliable clinical applications for enhancing human bonding and intimacy.
Dosing Protocol
| Level | Dose | |
|---|---|---|
Beginner | 10 IU | |
Intermediate | 20 IU | |
Advanced | 20-40 IU | |
Maximum | 50-60 IU |
Select a dosing level and click Calculate to plan your protocol.
Vials Required
72
720.0 IU needed ÷ 10 per vial
Total Investment
$2160
$30.00 per vial
Per Dose
2.00 mL
200 units on U-100 syringe
Doses per Vial
0
10 ÷ 20.00 IU/dose
* Calculations based on standard reconstitution protocols. Consult research guidelines for specific applications.
Compliance & Disclaimer
This product is intended for laboratory research purposes only. Not for human consumption. All products are sold with the understanding that the purchaser will comply with all applicable local, state, and federal laws regarding the purchase and use of research chemicals. Certificate of Analysis available upon request.
Oxytocin
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