Oxytocin
Key Takeaways: Oxytocin
Oxytocin is a Other peptide primarily researched for:
- Improved social bonding and trust
- Reduced stress and anxiety (Cortisol reduction)
- Enhanced emotional well-being
Research Profile
Oxytocin, often called the “Love Hormone,” is a naturally occurring neuropeptide that plays a profound role in human behavior and physiological health.
Social and Emotional Health
In research, Oxytocin is studied for its ability to lower cortisol (the stress hormone) and promote feelings of empathy and trust. It is being investigated as a potential tool for improving social functioning in individuals with Autism and social anxiety.
Healing and Longevity
Beyond its psychological effects, researchers are discovering that Oxytocin plays a role in muscle maintenance and tissue healing. It promotes the repair of the heart and skeletal muscle, highlighting its importance as a systemic regenerative molecule.
Clinical Data & Studies
Key Benefits
- Improved social bonding and trust
- Reduced stress and anxiety (Cortisol reduction)
- Enhanced emotional well-being
- Supports tissue repair and healing
Potential Side Effects
- Mild headache
- Transient nausea
Stability Profile
Stable for up to 30 days
Stable for 1 week; degrades in heat