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	Oxytocin Love hormone Sign up to track	Triptorelin Trelstar Sign up to track
Evidence Grade	AEvidenceGrade ALarge human randomised controlled trials or FDA/major-authority approved	AEvidenceGrade ALarge human randomised controlled trials or FDA/major-authority approved
Regulatory	FDA ApprovedFDA ApprovedApproved by the US Food and Drug Administration for at least one indication	FDA ApprovedFDA ApprovedApproved by the US Food and Drug Administration for at least one indication
Category	Specialized Peptides	Specialized Peptides
Key Benefits	•Social bonding enhancement •Stress reduction •Anxiety reduction •Wound healing +1 more	•Prostate cancer treatment •Fertility treatment •Endometriosis management •Precocious puberty treatment
Dosage	10-40 IU IU	0.1 mg mg
Frequency	1-2x daily	Single dose or monthly
Administration	NasalSubcutaneous	Subcutaneous
Mechanism	A naturally occurring neuropeptide hormone involved in social bonding, trust, and stress reduction. Used intranasally for social and emotional effects, and medically for labor induction.	A GnRH (gonadotropin-releasing hormone) agonist used medically for prostate cancer, endometriosis, precocious puberty, and fertility treatments. Causes initial hormone surge followed by suppression.
Side Effects / Risks	•Nasal irritation •Headache •Drowsiness	•Hot flashes •Decreased libido •Headache
Research Status	Extensive Clinical Data	Extensive Clinical Data