Even if the juice is a placebo...

I thought the stuff on the oxytocin spray in the previous post was a hoot, and so dashed off the post on receiving a colleague's email on it yesterday.  Several alert readers have immediately sent in appropriately skeptical comments.  Cursory inspection of the website shows the product to be from a homeopathic outfit, the product description actually gives NO CLUE on how much oxytocin (plus a lot of other claimed stuff) is present.  But hey.... I guess $50 for the product should reinforce a pretty good placebo effect!