Oxytocin 2mg

Description

Oxytocin, a peptide hormone produced in the hypothalamus and secreted by the posterior pituitary, it is traditionally known for its roles in childbirth, lactation, and social bonding. However, emerging research suggests oxytocin may also influence body composition, metabolism, and muscle regeneration, making it of interest in bodybuilding and health optimisation.

A study published in Nature Communications (2014) found that oxytocin is essential for muscle maintenance and regeneration, particularly in aging. Mice deficient in oxytocin showed impaired muscle repair, while administration of oxytocin improved satellite cell function and enhanced muscle regeneration without promoting fibrosis.

• Product Name: Oxytocin
• Molecular Formula: C43H66N12O12S2
• Molecular Weight: 1007.19 g/mol
• CAS Number: 50-56-6
• Unit weight: 2mg
• Form: Lyophilised Solid

USAGE AND STORAGE

Oxytocin is supplied as a lyophilised solid to ensure maximum stability and ease of use in research environments. For optimal results store out of direct sunlight between 2-8 C° both before and after reconstitution. When reconstituting we recommend XL Peptides approved Bacteriostatic mixing water. When reconstituting ensure the peptide and mixing solution are at room temperature to prevent temperature shock and aid proper dilution.

SYNTHESIS AND QUALITY ASSURANCE

This peptide is meticulously synthesised through a controlled process that ensures high purity, making it suitable for advanced scientific studies. Our commitment to excellence guarantees that each batch undergoes stringent quality control.

LEGAL AND SAFETY INFORMATION

XL Peptides provides Oxytocin strictly for scientific and research use. Our products meet stringent quality standards and comply with all legal requirements. NOTE: OUR PEPTIDES, INCLUDING OXYTOCIN, ARE NOT INTENDED FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION OR CLINICAL APPLICATIONS.

Important: XL Peptides products are sold strictly for research purposes only. Inquiry regarding human consumption is strictly prohibited.