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Oxytocin
Oxytocin (Neuropeptide)
A naturally-occurring neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus, central to social bonding, emotional regulation, trust, and stress resilience.
How it works
Oxytocin binds to receptors in the brain that reduce amygdala activity (the fear and stress center) while enhancing social reward circuits. It also modulates the HPA axis, lowering cortisol under social stress.
Benefits
- Supports emotional wellbeing and social bonding
- Reduces social anxiety and stress reactivity
- Improves stress resilience and cortisol regulation
- May support cardiovascular health through blood pressure modulation
Protocol
Intranasal, dosing under partner physician guidance. Used as needed or in scheduled protocols.
Frequently asked
Is this the same oxytocin used during childbirth?
Same molecule, different context. In clinical settings oxytocin is used intravenously at high doses to induce labor. The intranasal form prescribed through Oatide's partner network uses much lower doses aimed at emotional regulation and stress resilience, not obstetric induction.
Found in the Longevity protocol
NAD+ and GHK-Cu for mitochondrial and skin health.
Energy, cellular repair, skin
Information on this page is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice. Peptide therapy requires a valid prescription from a licensed physician.