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If oxytocin (the "love hormone") was synthesized as a drug and administered to people, would its affect be akin to artificial love?

What would be the effects of synthetic Oxytocin? I noticed it has a short half-life, so if it was in a timed release capsule, would it make people feel a connection to everything around them?

Edit: *effect. I really wish I could edit titles. 

Edit2: Thanks for the replies anyone. In light of the conversation below, does anyone think it is possible to make an oxytocin prodrug that could pass the blood-brain barrier and then become active?
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Oxytocin is destroyed in the gut. other delivery methods are equal unsuccessful (spray and injection) as it has a half life of three minutes blood.

It also cant cross the blood brain barrier.

However ignoring all of those things Oxytocin is responsible for more than just the "feeling of love." it is linked to other things such as trust and sexual arousal.

Also as the brain is highly complex, all of these things do not depend on just one molecule in one area of the brain, it is a collective effort of many other neuro transmitters and it is far beyond our ability's to target the correct neurons as there is debate over which ones they are.

It also depends on your definition of artificial love, we are essentially machines. 

tl;dl the brain is bloody complex, and Oxytocin to unstable. 

I have a degree in biochem, but never much liked the nervous system so apologies.