Oxytocin is an oligopeptide hormone that contains nine amino acyl residues, or in other words, a nonapeptide hormone. It is one of the two hormones stored and released from the posterior pituitary gland but created in the hypothalamus. It is released in large amounts during labor, and after stimulation of the nipples. It is a facilitator for childbirth and breastfeeding. (Do not use if Breastfeeding or pregnant)
 
Although most commonly linked to labor and delivery, oxytocin actually has broad peripheral and central effects. It plays an important role in pair bonding, social cognition and functioning, and even fear conditioning. Oxytocin also serves a role in metabolic homeostasis and cardiovascular regulation.
 
Additional research has showed promise for impulse control, decreasing appetite, assisting with weight control and assisting with social functions, including for those with autism and PTSD. Some individuals have even seen the benefits in post-detox when overcoming alcoholism.
 
The research is still quite new, and there is little definitive evidence as to whether it is effective. Nevertheless, Oxytocin can be an excellent option for a range of different situations and conditions, be it physical, psychological or mental.
 
Nasal Spray:
For 10iu: Apply 1 spray in each nostril.
For 20iu: Apply 2 sprays in each nostril.
 
Active ingredients per ml:
Nasal spray : Oxytocin 40iu (5iu per spray).
 
PLEASE CONTACT THE WADA (WORLD ANTI DOPING AGENCY) TO CONFIRM ALLOWABLE USE OF THE PEPTIDE FOR YOUR SPECIFIC SPORT AND LEVEL OF COMPETING.