{ "item_title" : "Oxytocin Overload", "item_author" : [" Sam Transcend "], "item_description" : "You are sitting across from him at dinner. He is saying all the right things. The words are smooth, familiar, almost rehearsed. But something is wrong.You cannot name it. There is no evidence. He has done nothing you could point to and call a lie. And yet your stomach has tightened. Your breath feels shallow. A small, cold voice in the back of your head whispers something you immediately dismiss as paranoia.You ignore it. You have always ignored it.You tell yourself you are being crazy, insecure, dramatic. You have been told this before-by him, by your friends, by the culture that says women are too emotional to trust their feelings. So you smile. You nod. You finish the dinner, go home, and push the feeling down.Weeks or months later, the truth comes out. He was lying. He was always lying. And you knew. You knew at that dinner. You knew before you had a single piece of evidence.Your body knew. You just did not listen.In Oxytocin Overload, former therapist and behavioral researcher Sam Transcend explains why your body detects deception before your conscious mind catches up-and why you have been trained to silence it.You will learn: The Moment Your Gut Spoke and You Talked Over It - Why your brain overrules your body when your body is rightOxytocin: The Drug That Makes You Trust the Wrong Man - How the bonding hormone suppresses your threat detector, and why you cannot see his lies as clearly as you see a stranger'sMicro-Expressions - The 1/25th of a second truth that flashes across his face before he can stop itVocal Leaks - What his voice does when his words liePupils, Palms, and Posture - The body that betrays him while his face performsThe Autonomic No - Why you feel sick around certain people, and why that sickness is dataAnxious Attachment or Accurate Intuition? - How to tell the difference between your trauma talking and your perception speakingTrauma and the False Alarm - When your body lies, and how to recalibrate a broken detectorGaslighting and the Collapse of Inner Trust - How to rebuild what gaslighting brokeThe Cost of Silence - What you ignored and what it cost youPattern Recognition - Your brain has the data before you doRecalibrating Your Detector After a Deceiver - A step-by-step protocol for restoring accuracy without paranoiaDating With Open Eyes - The calm before the lieTrust as a Verdict, Not a Loan - Why trust should be earned, not given upfront, and how to revoke it without guiltThis is not a book about becoming paranoid. Paranoia sees threats everywhere. Discernment sees threats where they actually exist.It is a practical, biological guide to trusting the signals your body has been sending your whole life. You will learn why your gut is not anxiety to be managed. It is data to be collected. You will learn why the knot in your stomach is not paranoia to be suppressed. It is a vote to be counted.You are not crazy. You were never crazy.You were human, bonded to someone who exploited that bond, and your body was trying to save you the whole time. You just did not know how to listen.It's time to learn.Scroll up and click Buy Now.", "item_img_path" : "https://covers2.booksamillion.com/covers/bam/9/79/816/557/9798165571497_b.jpg", "price_data" : { "retail_price" : "20.00", "online_price" : "20.00", "our_price" : "20.00", "club_price" : "20.00", "savings_pct" : "0", "savings_amt" : "0.00", "club_savings_pct" : "0", "club_savings_amt" : "0.00", "discount_pct" : "10", "store_price" : "" } }

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