Oxytocin supplement?

[nbnbtc]

This sounds way too

good to be true, but the company is one that I've had good experiences with for other products. Thoughts

anyone?

http://www.oxy-tocin.com/index.php?utm_source=MailingList&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Nbnbtc%40

aol.com&utm_campaign=Oxytocin_HBC_cutomer_service

The label at the bottom of their order page says you

spray it under your tounge http://www.oxy-tocin.com/index.php?module=staticpage&id=55&lang=1

[belgareth]

http://health.yahoo.com/pregnancy-birth/oxytocin/healthwise--d00584a1.html#d00584a1-sideeffects

[Whitehall]

Notice that this stuff has

only trace amounts of active ingredients. Plus, oxy is unstable and needs to be refridgerated.

This is a

royal rip off.

I've had the real deal and it does make one lovey dovey in a sentimental way.

[Teak]

Certainly manufacturers of Oxytocin

seem to be recommend refridgeration for long-term viability. Although some allow room temperatures up to 30oC for 30

days to 3 months.

Can't comment on that particular nasal product, but I've seen some perscription ones.

For example, there is one called Syntocinon ($60-$70?) made by Novartis Pharmaceuticals and contains synthetic

oxytocin. Novartis suggest up to 3 months at room tempetatures. Pitocin is another perscription product.



Another example:

http://www.medicinenet.com/oxytocin-nasal/article.htm

STORAGE:

Store at room temperature and keep away from moisture and sunlight. Do not freeze.

[MeDieViL]

would be interesting if it

worked for social anxiety, there are positive reviews about liquid trust here