Assertion: oxytocin | /r/HasProperty | released
Facets:
value: during childbirth
type: TEMPORAL
value: during orgasm
type: TEMPORAL
value: during sexual arousal
type: TEMPORAL
value: during labor
type: TEMPORAL
value: during lactation
type: TEMPORAL
value: during sex
type: TEMPORAL
value: during breastfeeding
type: TEMPORAL
value: by holding hands
type: MANNER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: from the posterior pituitary gland
type: LOCATION
value: during sexual intercourse
type: TEMPORAL
value: during physical contact
type: TEMPORAL
value: during nursing or nipple stimulation
type: TEMPORAL
value: after events
type: TEMPORAL
value: after the following behaviors
type: TEMPORAL
value: more specifically
type: DEGREE
value: all activities that have
type: OTHER
value: during orgasm in both genders
type: TEMPORAL
value: during touching
type: TEMPORAL
value: during hugging
type: TEMPORAL
value: constantly
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In humans, oxytocin is thought to be released during hugging, touching, and orgasm in both genders.
text: As the cervix and vagina start to widen for labor, oxytocin is released.
text: Oxytocin is released when you have an orgasm and for men it is only released when it is with someone they love.
text: Their oxytocin is constantly being released.
text: This causes more contractions, which in turn cause more oxytocin to be released.
text: When the trigger occurs, oxytocin is released, which then stimulates the action.
text: Oxytocin is released when the cervix and vagina begin to open for childbirth.
text: It is released (secreted) from the nerve terminals of these neurons in the posterior pituitary.129.215.83.176 (talk) 10:51, 17 March 2017 (UTC)
text: Oxytocin is released during labor when the fetus stimulates the cervix and vagina, and it enhances contraction of uterine smooth muscle to facilitate parturition or birth.
text: It is also called the “cuddle hormone” or the “love hormone” since it is released when individuals cuddle up or bond socially.
text: It is released during sex, breastfeeding and childbirth, all activities that have to do with bonding.
text: It is released during labor and can cause stronger contractions as well as help to control bleeding after birth.
text: It is also released when you snuggle up with a loved one or bond socially.
text: Oxytocin is released during labor, causing contractions of the uterus and milk letdown.
text: Oxytocin is released during childbirth and lactation.
text: More specifically, oxytocin is released during or after the following behaviors or events :
text: Oxytocin is also released during sexual arousal and orgasm, and some companies market oxytocin nasal spray as an aid in increasing arousal.
text: Oxytocin is produced by the pituitary gland and is released during nursing or nipple stimulation.
text: Oxytocin is also released during sexual arousal and orgasm.
text: Oxytocin is also the hormone that is released during physical contact and can increase a person’s ability to maintain eye contact and promote other human bonding responses.
text: Because oxytocin is released during sexual intercourse, it is thought to play a role
text: When oxytocin is released, uterine contractions are
text: stimulated, and these uterine contractions, in turn, cause more oxytocin to be released.
text: When oxytocin is released, serotonin gets a boost too.
text: Oxytocin is released during sex, childbirth, and lactation to help in reproductive functions.
text: Once the baby has been born, oxytocin is again released when the nipples are stimulated and this encourages the “let down” reflex for milk production; it is also the reason breastfeeding mothers experience mild contractions during the first few weeks after birth.
text: It's sometimes known as the "cuddle hormone" or the "love hormone," because it is released when people snuggle up or bond socially.
text: Also, studies have demonstrated that the more oxytocin is released, the easier it is to release more, which means if you do the following actions, it will make it easier and easier to feel good, even with adversity, pain, and stress around the corner.
text: Therefore, when you’re not in a fight or flight situation, oxytocin is released.
text: Think about when oxytocin is released,” says Hurlemann, noting that this occurs during kissing, hugging, orgasm and other intimate moments.
text: After oxytocin is released uterine contractions are enhanced to help induce child birth.
text: Oxytocin is released during sexual arousal and orgasm.
text: In humans, oxytocin is produced in the hypothalmus; it is released from the posterior pituitary gland.
text: Oxytocin is released during childbirth and breastfeeding, as well as during sex and hugs with loved ones.
text: Oxytocin is released when a woman is breastfeeding.
text: This happens because oxytocin is often released when someone interacts with another individual they are bonded to, and the high oxytocin levels created cause the individuals to stay close together, meaning they can be exposed to even more interactions and even more oxytocin release!
text: As your baby stimulates your nipples, oxytocin is released which signals to your breasts to let down.
text: Oxytocin is released during bonding activities like childbirth and sex.
text: Oxytocin is released when you have an orgasm.
text: Oxytocin is released when a woman is in labor.
text: Oxytocin is produced by the posterior pituitary gland and is one one of the few hormones that is positively regulated, which means once it released by the posterior pituitary it continues to be released until the signal dissipates.
text: Once the infant is released, oxytocin is no longer carried to the uterus, but once the baby begins to suck oxytocin is released and sent to the mammary glands of the breasts causing smooth muscle contractions and excretion of milk via the nipples.
text: They have figured out that Oxytocin is released when we hug for at least 20 seconds.
text: As stated early, it is also released when hugging for a long time and according the Journal of Neuroscience, by holding hands, and tender touching.