whos used and and what did you think? This peptide is cheap and hell and im thinking about getting a bunch
MESO-Rx
Anabolic Steroids
Oxytocin Peptide?
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If it's cheap there is high probability it isn't real... I never pick up heavy on peptides because whats good today rately is in the next batch. Rui is the only one I know of with no bad reviews and it is far from cheap.
foreveryoung
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how are you planning on using it and what are your expected results?
its not from like one of those peptide companies you see on the boards. Its a legit lab out of NJ. All the test results that back their products.
MANWHORE
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Feel like sharing that company?
hotdog23
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Be careful... Oxytocin is a neurochemical released after successful completion of the sex act in males and females. It is also released in copious amounts after childbirth. It's commonly thought to be the biological basis for bonding in higher primates. Just FYI.. Idk what it's bodybuilding purpose is
MANWHORE
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I got that selank, pt 141 and some other peptides coming in bulk. Lets see how this goes. I plan to be horny ha
dper726
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Oxytocin is heavily researched at the moment for males. A lot of positives supposedly.
Also joe it's great stuff if you are just about 38 weeks pregnant and wanting to pop open for your baby daddy.
Also joe it's great stuff if you are just about 38 weeks pregnant and wanting to pop open for your baby daddy.
Oxytocin is heavily researched at the moment for males. A lot of positives supposedly.
Also joe it's great stuff if you are just about 38 weeks pregnant and wanting to pop open for your baby daddy.
Not sure on the utility for males but it did a great job of sending my wife into labor. There is another form that acts in the same manner called Pitosin. This may be the generic for the Oxy...
David Marchal
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The release of oxytocin and vasopressin human posterior pituitary gland action at a distance, the only known hormones. However, oxytocin neurons constitute other peptides, including corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH) and dynorphin, for example, action on the ground. Large cell neurons, cells adjacent to Oxytocin neurons, vasopressin, and are similar in many ways.
jcc80
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I have heard good things about oxytocin with regards to anxiety relief, mood, etc. I've been meaning to try it, just never think to order some.
MANWHORE
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This sounds like the type of chemical to make
me happy to screw the 70yr old lady in my building, and get off on it... without alcohol
me happy to screw the 70yr old lady in my building, and get off on it... without alcohol
hotdog23
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MANWHORE
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two thirds of my life is a blur, so maybeSounds like you've done it WITH alcohol
Is it the same as vet grade? I know dairy farmers that buy it 1k ml at a time.
Rui and ar-r same company?
not to be a dick ppl but please stop pming me about this source. I can not give it out. Ive been asked by ppl that work there. This isnt like peptide sites you see online. They really produce their own shit and have all the paper work to be a real lab. For me to order from them you should have seen the paper work i had to fill out
naturalkon
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Wouldn't that just be a liter
Wirth MM, Gaffey AE, Martinez BS. Effects of Intranasal Oxytocin on Steroid Hormones in Men and Women. Neuropsychobiology. 2015;71(4):202-11. http://www.karger.com/Article/Abstract/381023
BACKGROUND: Recent interest in the social and cognitive effects of intranasal oxytocin prompts a need for understanding its physiological effects in humans. Few studies have examined the effects of intranasal oxytocin on steroid hormones. Filling this gap is especially important given the evidence that steroid hormones participate in some of the same behavioral functions as oxytocin, e.g. in stress, processing of emotional stimuli, aggression, trust, empathy, and parental care.
METHODS: In randomized, double-blind experiments, we administered oxytocin (24 IU) or saline placebo to 97 healthy participants. Saliva samples were collected before and at several time points after the oxytocin/placebo administration to assess the levels of cortisol, progesterone, and testosterone.
RESULTS: Oxytocin had no effects on testosterone, progesterone, or cortisol in women or men.
CONCLUSION: Acute intranasal oxytocin does not affect the levels of cortisol, testosterone or progesterone in humans, at least in the absence of a stressful context. These data suggest that acute oxytocin does not have a direct impact on the human hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal or hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axes under nonstressful circumstances.
This knowledge helps rule out potential mechanisms for some of the effects of oxytocin in humans and adds to the generally limited body of knowledge on the basic physiological or psychological effects of intranasal oxytocin in human beings.
BACKGROUND: Recent interest in the social and cognitive effects of intranasal oxytocin prompts a need for understanding its physiological effects in humans. Few studies have examined the effects of intranasal oxytocin on steroid hormones. Filling this gap is especially important given the evidence that steroid hormones participate in some of the same behavioral functions as oxytocin, e.g. in stress, processing of emotional stimuli, aggression, trust, empathy, and parental care.
METHODS: In randomized, double-blind experiments, we administered oxytocin (24 IU) or saline placebo to 97 healthy participants. Saliva samples were collected before and at several time points after the oxytocin/placebo administration to assess the levels of cortisol, progesterone, and testosterone.
RESULTS: Oxytocin had no effects on testosterone, progesterone, or cortisol in women or men.
CONCLUSION: Acute intranasal oxytocin does not affect the levels of cortisol, testosterone or progesterone in humans, at least in the absence of a stressful context. These data suggest that acute oxytocin does not have a direct impact on the human hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal or hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axes under nonstressful circumstances.
This knowledge helps rule out potential mechanisms for some of the effects of oxytocin in humans and adds to the generally limited body of knowledge on the basic physiological or psychological effects of intranasal oxytocin in human beings.
