Oxytocin often rises around orgasm, yet the hormone’s role in desire, bonding and wellbeing is more complex than a single “love hormone” label.
31.10.20261 min readSix Seeds Editorial
A systematic review found that most included studies reported higher oxytocin levels during orgasm or ejaculation. The evidence also varied by study design, timing and measurement method.
Oxytocin is involved in many bodily and social processes. Calling it simply the “love hormone” can hide that complexity.
