Well, oxytocin is also produced in the cell bodies of our neurons. They're produced in the cell bodies of the parabentricular nuclei as well as the supra optic nuclei. And once we produce oxytocin they travel down the axon in these secretory vesicles and just like in this case they are stored in special vesicles on the axon of these neurons known as herring bodies. And when stimulation takes place, these hormones the oxytocin is released into this bed of capillaries into the network of capillaries and eventually exits through our veins known as our hypothesial vein. Now, by the way, this is the superior hypothesial artery. This is the inferior superior means on top of an inferior means on the bottom of.