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Does Oxytocin Spray Work?
by admin on Mar.01, 2010, under Uncategorized
With the exciting news over the last month of further evidence that oxytocin spray can play a crucial role in improving human relationships, the question a lot of people are asking is : Is there an Oxytocin Spray that I can buy that will work in improving my social life, and even my career or my sexual relationships.
Well, there is currently only one oxytocin spray on the market available to buy online without a prescription and which has been specifically designed to help people improve their social relations. The product, called ‘LiquidTrust’, is manufactured by the American company VeroLabs and carries numerous testimonials from satisfied customers who have bought their oxytocin spray in order to improve some aspect of their ability to manage relations with others. Another indication of the products authenticity is that the company offers a highly unusual 100% money back guarentee if you buy and find that the spray doesn’t help you.
I use Liquid Trust oxytocin spray on a regular basis in order to imporve my feelings of self-confidence and trust in other people and I can vouch for the fact that I genuinely believe it has helped me to overcome my difficulties (I have been diagnosed with both social anxiety AND asperger’s syndrome – the mild form of autism).
Click to visit the home page of VeroLabs – Liquid Trust Oxytocin Spray
Oxytocin spray helps the autistic
by admin on Feb.15, 2010, under Uncategorized
In a study that involved people with high functioning autism (asperger’s syndrome), a research term found that oxytocin spray helped them to read people’s emotions and maintain eye contact – the first time that a substance has been demonstrated to improve the primary symptoms of autism.
Further details of the study are expected this week, but the findings appear to be the most definate proof yet that a lack of oxytocin plays a key role in social cognitive handicaps such as autism.
There is currently only one oxytocin spray that is sold commercially and not on prescription – Liquid Trust oxytocin spray.
Click to visit Vero Labs official site, the makers of Liquid Trust oxytocin spray.
Possible Uses of Oxytocin Spray
by admin on Jan.18, 2010, under Uncategorized
What possible uses are there of Liquid Trust Oxytocin Spray? The key element of Oxytocin is that it increases trust. That can mean strangers – for example the girl you are chatting to in the bar, or the buisness client you are giving the hard sell to. Or it could even mean yourself. Yes, oxytocin spray will have it’s effect on you just as much as others. This means that it will help you trust yourself – something useful for everybody from the chronically shy to the pick up artist who needs that something extra in order to be the Alpha Male and attract the tens.
But oxytocin spray needn’t just be used for those looking for casual sex. The ‘love hormone’ can also be used to build trust and affection between couples, perhaps even to save long term relationships. Researchers have found that both men and women have increased oxytocin levels after sex. It seems that oxytocin is nature’s way of helping male and female to pair bond after sex and to want to ’stick around’ and support each other. Oxytocin spray might even be used by women who fear that their partner is, or is tempted to, stray. A few subtle puffs of liquid trust around the home (the spray has no scent) might be enough to save a marriage from being wrecked.
I’ve listed some of the possible uses of oxytocin spray below. Click here to purchase Liquid Trust Oxytocin Spray.
- Improve trust in relationships
- Help people with social anxiety to gain confidence
- Help buisnessmen to ‘clinch the sale’
- Help attract the opposite sex
Oprah on oxytocin – the trust aphrodisiac of desire
by admin on Jan.13, 2010, under Uncategorized
Writing on Oprah Winfrey’s online magazine, respected evolutionary psychologist Helen Fisher discusses the chemical underpinnings of love and sex. Stating that ‘the most powerful aphrodisiacs are already inside of our bodies’, Dr Fisher explains that the three crucial aspects of relationships – lust, trust, and love, all have a hormonal basis. Regular readers of ‘Oxytocin Spray’ will already know which of these foundations are produced by oxytocin, but here in her own words, Fisher tells of the powerful aphrodisiac properties of oxytocin, the ‘trust hormone’ :
Feelings of trust and attachment are fostered by the chemical oxytocin. In a study conducted at the University of Zurich, couples who used a nasal spray containing oxytocin before discussing an ongoing marital conflict were more likely to engage in friendly, positive communication than those who didn’t take a whiff. You can stimulate oxytocin naturally with touch. Hold hands while you watch TV, trade massages, or sleep in each other’s arms.
Read more about how oxytocin can act as aphrodisiac to desire here.
Is Oxytocin Spray a Potential ‘Date Rape’ Drug?
by admin on Dec.14, 2009, under Uncategorized
Amongst the many potential benefits and positive uses of oxytocin spray, some commentators have expressed fears that the ‘trust hormone’ may become the new date rape drug. I believe this notion is absurd and here are a few of the reasons why :
- No amount of oxytocin could make a woman or man do something against her/his will.
- There is increasing evidence that oxytocin spray can lead to the opposite sex finding you more desirable but this no more makes it a ‘date rape drug’ anymore than the application of make up or the use of perfume.
- Oxytocin helps establish emotional and relationship bonds between people – for this reason women seeking more committed relationships with men are more likely to be interested in using oxytocin spray rather than the serial date rapist.
In a nutshell, the possible misuses of oxytocin spray have been wildly exaggerated by people who don’t really understand what oxytocin is and what oxytocin can do. Date rape drugs leave the victim unconscious or paralysed and render him or her unable to recall the ordeal. Oxytocin spray simply makes the opposite sex sit up and take notice of you and your selling points. There is simply no comparison between oxytocin and date rape drugs.
Oxytocin Spray – Liquid Trust Oxytocin Spray
by admin on Sep.10, 2009, under Liquid Trust oxytocin spray, Uncategorized
Liquid Trust is the world’s first Oxytocin Spray available to buy online. It is the first commercial product to make use of the remarkable properties of oxytocin – ‘the trust hormone’, a substance that has been found to influence how we interact with others in social situations.
Liquid Trust oxytocin spray promises to radically change how others respond to you. In particular, it will make them more trusting of you. The potential benefits of this to your social and business life hardly needs to be spelled out.
Liquid Trust comes with a money back gaurentee. If you would like to try the world’s first oxytocin spray you can order it direct from the manufacturers home page.
>> Click to buy Liquid Trust Oxytocin Spray. <<
Oxytocin Spray News June 2009
by admin on Jun.19, 2009, under Uncategorized
Single women might find it hard to commit because of lack of oxytocin, reports the Times of London.
Says Hasse Walum, the leader of the study :
“The hormone oxytocin seems to influence female pair-bonding more, and we are planning to investigate if variation in the gene coding for the receptor for this hormone is associated with women’s pair-bonding behaviour.”
Oxytocin hardwires men to cuddle their babies too.
After measuring 80 couples’ levels of oxytocin — the “cuddle hormone” that supports touching, hugging, holding and trusting others — an Israeli doctor found that fathers as well as mothers post increases after childbirth. Oxytocin has a powerful effect on the brain, making people feel less anxious and more calm, trusting and connected.
Oxytocin is usually studied in connection with women and bonding, labor, delivery and breastfeeding. But fathers of newborns actually have oxytocin levels comparable to mothers’, based on Dr. Feldman’s findings
Altruism linked to oxytocin genes
Researchers at an Israeli university have identified a link between altruistic behaviour and a specific variation in a persons DNA that acts as a brain receptor for oxytocin.


