Dr. Ben Rein

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generally, the more you like them, and the more you want to be around them again.

Yeah.

And honestly, part of that is because oxytocin is driving dopamine and serotonin.

And so dopamine is your body saying this is good, right?

Evolutionarily, being around someone that you love that you can form a partnership with is good for you.

And then you also have serotonin.

So this combination of like, you just feel amazing.

That's love.

But it's driven by oxytocin, and that's what makes us feel so connected around people.

But then aside from that, oxytocin has all of these other incredible benefits through the body.

So it's been shown to be anti-inflammatory, neuroprotective.

It can support bone growth.

There's oxytocin receptors on our bones.

Wound healing, there's studies showing that

in both humans and like more mechanistically in mice, that if you have a cut and you have more oxytocin flowing, the cut heals faster.

Oxytocin can also kind of blunt social stress and anxiety.

So like, for instance, there's a study where they had people do a presentation and they gave them oxytocin before or they didn't.

And the people who got oxytocin afterwards felt they did better than the people who didn't get oxytocin.

So like after this,

If we really connect, perhaps, and I have a lot of oxytocin, I might come out of here being like, I crushed that interview, right?

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