Hi Jason,  I am a Natural Health Scientist, since Decmeber last year I have   
   been working on the Pituitary gland to get it back to health.  I am having   
   some wonderful results.  With all my testing and experiments, it all came down   
   to one thing -    
   decongestion of the Pituitary gland.  Oxytocin High levels and low levels are   
   caused by the congestion, so to decongest, that is what I am looking into now   
   and to see if the Oxytocin levels come back to normal.  This is what I have   
   discovered, a very    
   very simple thing (after looking at all the major complicated things and   
   ruling them out)  1/32 of a measured teaspoon of Lemongrass herb powdered,   
   once a day for 4 days only.  Yes this is just a little tiny bit but it takes   
   just the right amount of    
   anything to do a job in the body, too much or too little will never accomplish   
   anything - 17 years experience.   
      
   On Tuesday, 31 July 2012 16:32:25 UTC+10, Jason Bodine  wrote:   
   > I know this isn't exactly a chemistry question, per se, but if you read my   
   previous post, you know that I've been extracting chemicals from herbs.   
   >    
   > Are there any?  I know that no herb contains the actual hormone, and I know   
   there are oxytocic herbs that *emulate* the hormone, but I'm curious to know   
   if there are any herbs known to either "kick start" the pituitary gland to   
   produce/release the    
   actual hormone or else contain the necessary chemical precursors?   
   >    
   > Thanks,   
   > Jason      
      
      
      
   On Tuesday, 31 July 2012 16:32:25 UTC+10, Jason Bodine  wrote:   
   > I know this isn't exactly a chemistry question, per se, but if you read my   
   previous post, you know that I've been extracting chemicals from herbs.   
   >    
   > Are there any?  I know that no herb contains the actual hormone, and I know   
   there are oxytocic herbs that *emulate* the hormone, but I'm curious to know   
   if there are any herbs known to either "kick start" the pituitary gland to   
   produce/release the    
   actual hormone or else contain the necessary chemical precursors?   
   >    
   > Thanks,   
   > Jason   
      
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