Am interested in products, such as liquid trust which apparently raise oxytocin levels in the brain. Do any of androtics products do this? And if so are their effects proven? Also I’ve heard that after a woman has a baby oxytocin levels rise encouraging her to ‘love’ the infant more. This looks promising for attrqcting a mate with phrermones.
As far as I know, there are no products from Androtics that manipulate oxytocin levels in the brain. There is Liquid Trust from another place, but people have had mixed results with that.
You may be interested in reading these threads that go into some detail:
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If you’ve ever seen the movie Crank the guy uses nasal spray that apparently contains oxytocin and gets really horny and does his gf in public. Really powerful stuff lol
It does work, but if you get it it’s best to put it in the refrigerator so it keeps well.
I thought that was epinephrine. And he did his girlfriend in public for the excitement factor. From what I’ve read, oxytocin wouldn’t give you that kind of excitement reaction.
Oxytocin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I read a bit on this and on Liquid Trust.
I have to say that I have no interest in trying it, the oxytocin is volatile, has a very short lifespan and its effectiveness is an uphill battle. Those that said it did anything said that the effects lasted about 20 minutes. Take that from someone that HASN’T used it.
Yep… Oxytocin has a very short half-life (~3minutes) and very limited activity outside the body.
Vampire Kitty - the bonding effect you talk about I’d say is likely to be directly linked to the release of oxytocin during labour. It’s synthesised and released during childbirth to stimulate contractions of the uterus, but once the uterus has contracted back to it’s smaller shape after the baby has been born the production decreases. Breast feeding also stimulates the release but exogenous application (ie oxytocin not produced in the brain but applying it from outside the body) has miniscule, if any, effect on the CNS (brain) because the molecule can’t cross the blood-brain barrier.
Oxytocin is sometimes used in obstetrics injected either intra-muscularly or intra-venously to help the uterus contract back into shape and stop bleeding once the baby is out, but it doesn’t affect the brain as it can’t actually get there.
Damn Xiphoid.
You came off the top rope on Liquid Trust. 
It’s basically the same thing I said on Love-Scent when it first came out, and later here.
I even posted some studies on the problems of the stability of Oxytocin in liquid form.
Mtnjim,
That’s the problem when people get excited about something, they don’t want to believe the truth, regardless of facts.