J Clin Endocrinol Metab January 1987 PMID 3782434

Plasma oxytocin increases in the human sexual response.

M S Carmichael, R Humbert, J Dixen, G Palmisano, W Greenleaf, J M Davidson

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The study investigated changes in plasma oxytocin (OT) levels during human sexual responses, finding that OT increases during both arousal and orgasm in men and women.
Continuous blood sampling and objective measures like blood pulse and muscle activity were used to track sexual response phases, showing OT levels peaked during orgasm.
The increase in OT is thought to be linked to smooth muscle contractions of the reproductive system that occur during orgasm, highlighting its role in sexual activity.

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