At Maximus, we’ve spent the last year testing, refining, and perfecting a new protocol, Oxytocin Calming Cream, designed to naturally support mood, stress, and sleep. What began as a small internal project quickly grew into something much bigger.
We wanted to understand how one small molecule, oxytocin, could be used to help people feel calm in their body, clear in their mind, and steady through whatever the day brings. The results have been remarkable.
We’re not ready to share everything just yet, but what we’ve developed represents a meaningful shift in how we think about emotional regulation and recovery in the modern world.
Today’s environment is built for stimulation, not restoration. Constant exposure to stress, isolation, and poor sleep quietly erodes one of the body’s most important systems for maintaining emotional balance: oxytocin signaling.
When this system falters, it becomes harder to relax, harder to connect, and harder to feel grounded even when life appears stable on the surface. This isn’t about willpower or mindset. More often, it is the result of a subtle neurochemical imbalance that keeps the body in a low-grade state of alertness.
To cope, many people reach for temporary fixes. Alcohol, cannabis, or other substances can create a fleeting sense of calm but often disrupt natural mood cycles and sleep quality. What feels soothing in the moment can leave you more depleted, anxious, or disconnected later.
We wanted a better alternative, something that could restore calm and connection without the crash that follows. That search led us to oxytocin.
Oxytocin is often called the “love hormone,” but its influence reaches far beyond affection or intimacy. It is one of the brain’s primary mediators of emotional stability, trust, and resilience. By lowering cortisol, oxytocin reduces stress and supports the body’s natural recovery response. It helps people feel safe, socially attuned, and deeply rested.
For years, researchers have tried to harness oxytocin through supplements, lozenges, and nasal sprays. The problem is that these methods are short-acting and inconsistently absorbed, which limits their real-world benefits.
We wanted to create something better—something that works reliably, feels natural, and has lasting effects.
After months of testing and refinement, we achieved what previous delivery methods could not: a consistent and sustained elevation of oxytocin’s natural effects.
In our internal trial, participants reported feeling more centered and less reactive to daily stressors. They described a deeper sense of ease in social settings and an overall improvement in mood stability throughout the day. Many also noticed better sleep, falling asleep faster, staying asleep longer, and waking with more energy.
The consistent feedback was simple: they just felt better.
What started as an experiment to extend oxytocin’s natural effects has become a new way to help men and women restore balance in a world that constantly pulls them off center.
If you want to be among the first to try it and experience what’s possible when your mood and sleep align, sign up with the pop-up on this page to join our early access list.
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