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Oxytocin - SubQ or nasal spray?

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  • BeeKindB Offline
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    wrote last edited by BeeKind
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    I'm researching Oxytocin - I made some into a nasal spray from Southern Aminos and I don't think it did anything. I recently purchased another vial from Welli labs and I'm debating on attempting to make half of it into a nasal spray and trying the other half subcutaneously but I don't know if it will have any effect that way. Has anyone researched this subq? Also if you have a nasal spray suggestion to keep it from dripping out of my face as soon as it's sprayed, I would appreciate it.

    Just someone with a fridge full of research and a browser history that would concern my doctor.

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      I recently watched a very reasonable and informative video on Oxytocin, and the conclusion was that it is unlikely very useful either SubQ or nasally... But I couldn't find on YouTube for some reason.

      But while searching for "oxytocin peptide" on YouTube I noticed that almost every video has a picture with a face with big big eyes and a silly smile on it. Is it what oxytocin does to you? I definitely don't want to look like that.

      attentiion is all you need

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        I know what Oxytocin does but deliberately experienced it? No. I know that's how mother don't eat their babies. Or girls are very careful who they let close to them do to oxytocin (also known as the attachment hormone). Is it to us males that gut dredging feeling of withdrawal when a girl breaks your heart? You feel the absence instead of the presense. What are the benefits of oxytocin? You have to be careful with this one.

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        • vpeptidesV vpeptides

          I recently watched a very reasonable and informative video on Oxytocin, and the conclusion was that it is unlikely very useful either SubQ or nasally... But I couldn't find on YouTube for some reason.

          But while searching for "oxytocin peptide" on YouTube I noticed that almost every video has a picture with a face with big big eyes and a silly smile on it. Is it what oxytocin does to you? I definitely don't want to look like that.

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          @vpeptides I have some reconstituted now in a nasal spray and at 300 µg dose. I’m not feeling really much of anything. It does drip down my sinus though and tastes yucky. I’ll keep messing with it. See if it does anything. I already paid for it and it’s already reconstituted.

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