Cini mi se po ovom dolje navedenom, da se oksitocin sintetizira, dakle proizvodi de novo u farmaceutskim postojenjima. Sto isto nije bas neka sreca jer molekula moze biti u drugacijoj konformaciji od prirodne, ali tko to zna osim farmaceutske kompanije, a njih zanima samo novac

Second, oxytocin, synthetic or not, cannot cross from the body to the brain through the blood-brain barrier. This means that Pitocin, introduced into the body by injection or drip, does not act as the hormone of love. However, it can interfere with oxytocin’s natural effects. For example, we know that women with Pitocin infusions are at higher risk of major bleeding after the birth and that, in this situation, the numbers of oxytocin receptors in the laboring woman’s uterus actually decreases, and so her uterus becomes unresponsive to the postpartum oxytocin peak that prevents bleeding. But we do not know the psychological effects of interference with the natural oxytocin that nature prescribes for all mammalian species.
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