http://www.visiontimes.com/2015/03/22/al...-past.html
EXCERPT: Most of us know someone who has been affected adversely by alcohol. With alcoholism on the rise, a new study has found the mammalian bonding hormone oxytocin may be the answer. “We found that oxytocin blocks alcohol’s intoxicating effects and it prevents alcohol from acting at the sites in the brain that are involved in alcohol’s intoxicating effects,”says team member Dr. Michael Bowen, from the University of Sydney’s School of Psychology....
EXCERPT: Most of us know someone who has been affected adversely by alcohol. With alcoholism on the rise, a new study has found the mammalian bonding hormone oxytocin may be the answer. “We found that oxytocin blocks alcohol’s intoxicating effects and it prevents alcohol from acting at the sites in the brain that are involved in alcohol’s intoxicating effects,”says team member Dr. Michael Bowen, from the University of Sydney’s School of Psychology....