Oxytocin Sprays Pheromones

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Miami, Florida, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) November 9, 2011 -- Oxytocin spray is best known for its roles in sexual reproduction, in particular during and after childbirth. It is released in large amounts after distension of the cervix and uterus during labour, facilitating birth, and after stimulation of the nipples, facilitating breastfeeding.

Oxytocin spray has been linked to social bonding and attachment and acts as a stress reliever. Since depressed individuals feel anxious and socially disconnected, Oxytocin spray might help them feel less depressed.

Psychologists have long known that social functioning and having a solid social support network plays a key role in physical and mental health. The widespread use of oxytocin has been trumpeted by some visionaries, as way of promoting both social and personal happiness. Another study seems to have confirmed that Oxytocin spray could become a revolutionary product that could transform society.

Oxytocin, originally known to stimulate labor and milk ejection, appears to play an important role stress and pain. Oxytocin spray can induce anti-stress-like effects such as reduction of blood pressure and cortisol levels. It increases pain thresholds, exerts an anxiolytic like effect and stimulates various types of positive social interaction. Oxytocin causes long-lasting effects by influencing the activity of other transmitter systems, a pattern which makes Oxytocin potentially clinically relevant. Oxytocin spray can be released by various types of non-noxious sensory stimulation, for example by touch and warmth. Oxytocin can also be released by stimulation of other senses such as olfaction, as well as by certain types of sound and light. In addition, purely psychological mechanisms may trigger the release of Oxytocin. This means that positive interaction involving touch and psychological support may be health-promoting. The social interaction of daily life, as well as a positive environment, continuously activates this system.

Oxytocin can be released by various types of sensory stimulation, for example by touch and warmth. Bloodstream levels of Oxytocin have been shown to rise during massage. Oxytocin suppresses the activity of the brain region known as the amygdale, the area that processes fear and communicates it to the rest of the brain. A small sample group of 15 men inhaled either Oxytocin or a placebo before performing a task in which they sorted pictures of angry or fearful faces and threatening scenes.

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