RU2357748C1 - Multiactive bath extract - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: pharmacology.

SUBSTANCE: invention relates to pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries immediately dealing with multiactive bath extract preparation. Proposed multiactive bath extract contains gum turpentine, oil, aqueous-alcoholic-oily-turpentinic extracts of medical plants derived from pine and birch buds; calendula, camomile and milfoil bloom; marjoram, hypericum, thyme, bur-marigold, absinthe, celandine and motherwort herb; dandelion, valerian and calamus root; fennel fruit; nettle, sage, plantain, peppermint and eucalyptus leaf; straw flower and lime bloom; centaury herb and low cudweed herb; hawthorn and rosehip fruit, rosewort and angelica root as well as shelf fungus, all the ingredients taken in equal proportions.

EFFECT: diversification of therapeutic intervention with the human organism; provision for improved performance and resistance to negative ambient impacts as well as skin nutritional and metabolic processes optimisation.

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Description

The invention relates to the field of cosmetology, medicine and pharmaceuticals, and more specifically to restorative, tonic and anti-aging bath products, rubbing, compresses for the feet, inhalation based on plant materials and intended for body care in order to treat various diseases and preventive effects on the skin and body as a whole.

Known yellow turpentine solution with medicinal plants, having tonic, tonic and anti-aging effect according to patent RU 23007662, class. A61K 36/28, publ. 10.10.2007, adopted as the closest analogue. The product is characterized in that it contains a solution including gum turpentine, castor oil, oleic acid, sodium hydroxide, purified water and additionally oil extract of medicinal plants taken in equal proportions: buds of pine and birch, calendula, chamomile and yarrow flowers, oregano grass , St. John's wort, thyme, succession, wormwood, celandine and motherwort, dandelion, valerian and calamus roots, fennel fruits, nettle leaves, sage, plantain, peppermint and eucalyptus with the following ingredients: skip gift of gum 500.0 g, sodium hydroxide 13.3 g, oleic acid 150.0 g, castor oil 200.0 g, purified water 133.0 g. Moreover, the ratio of solution to oil extract of medicinal plants is from 1 ml per 100 ml to 1 ml per 1000 ml, respectively.

The disadvantages of the tool are:

1. Low concentration of the product (requires a larger amount of solution per 1 liter of water, which leads to low efficiency when using).

2. Narrow scope (baths only).

3. Inadequate biological activity due to the limited range of medicinal plants in the extract.

4. A low degree of solubility in water, due to the use of an oil extract of medicinal plants, which is practically insoluble in water.

5. The extract contains only oil-soluble components, which is explained by the use of general extraction with an oil solution.

The objective of the invention is the saturation of skin cells using turpentine baths with biologically active substances of medicinal herbs: alkaloids, saponins, vitamins, glycosides, etc., as well as expanding the scope and therapeutic effect of turpentine baths through the use of selected qualitative and quantitative composition for baths, including water -alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of medicinal plants.

The technical result is to expand the range of therapeutic effects on the body, increase efficiency and resistance to adverse environmental influences, as well as improve trophic and metabolic processes in the skin.

The specified technical result is achieved due to the fact that the multi-active bath extract contains an extract of medicinal plants and a solution including gum turpentine and oil. Moreover, the extract of medicinal plants contains, as components taken in equal amounts, pine and birch buds, calendula, chamomile and yarrow flowers, marjoram, St. John's wort, thyme, train, string of wormwood, celandine and motherwort, dandelion, valerian and calamus roots, fruits fennel, nettle, sage, plantain, peppermint and eucalyptus leaves. The tool is characterized in that soybean, or sunflower, or corn is used as the oil, and the extract of medicinal plants is made of water-alcohol-oil-turpentine. Moreover, the flowers of the immortelle and linden, the grass of the centaury and dried marshmallow, the fruits of hawthorn and wild rose, the root of Rhodiola rosea and angelica, as well as the chaga, are additionally introduced as components in the extract composition, while the mass fraction of the solution components is:

water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of medicinal plants - 5%

oil (soybean, or sunflower, or corn) - 10%

turpentine turpentine - the rest is up to 100%

In a specific embodiment, the solution additionally includes water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of juniper fruits in a mass fraction of 5%, while the mass fraction of gum turpentine is reduced by 5%.

In a specific embodiment, the solution additionally includes a water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of lemongrass seeds or Leuzea root in a mass fraction of 5%, while the mass fraction of gum turpentine is reduced by 5%.

In a specific embodiment, the solution additionally includes water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of three-leaved watch, valerian root and peppermint leaf in a mass fraction of 5%, while the mass fraction of gum turpentine is reduced by 5%.

In a specific embodiment, a solution of water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of Rhodiola rosea root is additionally included in the mass fraction of 5%, while the mass fraction of gum turpentine is reduced by 5%.

In a specific embodiment, the solution additionally includes water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of horsetail grass in a mass fraction of 5%, while the mass fraction of gum turpentine is reduced by 5%.

These signs are significant and interrelated with the formation of a stable set of essential signs, sufficient to obtain the desired therapeutic and recreational result.

In the work of prof. A.S. Zalmanova (A. Zalmanov. The Secret Wisdom of the Human Body. M.: Young Guard, Didact, 1991) it is mentioned that “Diseases of capillaries or capillaropathy constitute the most important chapter in pathology. This is the basis of every disease process, without the physiopathology of capillaries, medicine remains on the surface of phenomena and is not able to understand either in general or in particular pathology. The skin is capable of accumulating numerous organic and inorganic substances like a reservoir, which can be mobilized for the needs of the body. Due to its permeability, vascular network, nervous system, the skin, in addition, represents a huge surface for the application of thermal and balneological (bath) treatments that affect the whole body. The skin is a gigantic “peripheral brain”, a tireless watchman who always alert the central brain constantly about every disorder, every danger, every aggression. The cause of fatigue is the accumulation of waste products in the muscles during the conversion of chemical energy into mechanical and thermal energy. Balneotherapy (baths) eliminates the poisons of fatigue, the pH of a tired muscle drops to almost 6.2. In fresh muscle, the pH is 7.0-7.1. Blood is the conductor of living heat, the "human Gulf Stream." A muscle is a thermal motor. In a working muscle, all or almost all capillaries are dilated. "There is not a single ailment, not a single disease without the preliminary fatigue of slept and clogged capillaries."

The skin is closely connected with all organs and systems of the body. These funds can improve the protective, respiratory, absorption, excretory functions of the skin, as well as the vascular reaction, thermoregulation, metabolic processes and neuro-reflex reactions.

A complex of phytoskipidarny bathtubs intended for body care with the aim of preventive effects on the skin and the body as a whole, to increase its firmness and elasticity, is proposed. Phytoskipidarnye baths have a general tonic effect due to the use of herbal extracts obtained by extraction with a water-alcohol-oil-turpentine solution. They have a milder effect than the known turpentine baths, do not cause burns and irritations on the skin, improve trophic processes in the skin, and stimulate the function of sweat and sebaceous glands. They contribute to the resorption of infiltrates, cause the activation of metabolism, increased gas exchange in organs and tissues.

The proposed formulations of phytoskipidarny baths activate capillary circulation: new capillaries open in the skin and muscles, which improves blood and lymph circulation, normalizes the tone of blood and lymph vessels. An artificial increase in temperature caused by hot phytoskipidarnye baths, creates an accumulation of "sterile heat", enhances the combustion of metabolites in cells and tissues, opens the capillaries. The regulation of membrane permeability improves, vital processes intensify. Hot phytoskipidarnye baths supply the body with heat without its costs. Therefore, external warming partially replaces internal, which allows to reduce meat, bread and fats in the diet, thus solving the problem of excess weight and cellulite.

All proposed phytoskipidar baths contain turpentine oil (gum turpentine) in one or another quantity. Its main active principle - pinene - penetrates through the epidermis to the nerve endings of the skin of the Zakharyin-Ged zones and causes reflex changes when they are excited. The introduction of a complex of biologically active extracts in combination with other components provides, along with increased gliding during grinding and an improvement in the functional state of muscles, a nutritional effect, eliminates vitamin deficiency, provides skin cell regeneration, anti-inflammatory, bactericidal and vasodilating effects. The complex of extracts selectively affects each person through the Zakharyin-Geda zone (Z.G.Z. - projections of internal organs on the surface of the body), supplemented by A.T. Ogulov (Methods of functional diagnostics in visceral chiropractic. M .: Predtecha, 2006, pg. 23-24.

“Establishing zones of pain and hyperesthesia and comparing their boundaries with the given scheme of Z.-G. C., we can make an assumption about which internal organ in this case is affected. Of considerable interest are attempts to use Z.-G. h. not only for diagnostic purposes, but also for treatment purposes by reflexotherapy from these zones on the state of the corresponding internal organs ”(BME. 3rd Edition, in 30 volumes, M .: Soviet Encyclopedia, 1978, v. 8, p. .342-343).

Means can be used both for general and local baths, as well as massage means for rubbing, compresses for feet, inhalation.

The basic composition of herbal baths includes the following components:

1. Water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of medicinal plants, taken in equal proportions, in a mass fraction of 5%: pine buds, birch buds, calendula flowers, chamomile flowers, immortelle flowers, linden flowers, hawthorn flowers, yarrow flowers, centaury grass , marjoram grass, St. John's wort grass, thyme grass, succession grass, sushitsynaya grass marsh, wormwood herb, celandine grass, angelica root; dandelion root, valerian root, fennel root, calamus root, Rhodiola rosea root, Chaga, motherwort herb, rose hips, nettle leaf, sage leaf, plantain leaf, peppermint leaf, eucalyptus leaf.

2. Soybean oil, or sunflower, or corn in a mass fraction of 10%.

3. Gum turpentine - the rest is up to 100%.

The basic complex of medicinal plants has multiple effects on the skin of the body, namely:

- wound healing (buds of birch, chamomile, oregano, St. John's wort, cough, rhodiola, nettle, plantain, mint, eucalyptus, yarrow);

- disinfectant and antiseptic (pine buds, calendula, chamomile, calamus, centaury, oregano, St. John's wort, thyme, string, wormwood, valerian, motherwort, sage, mint);

- painkiller and soothing (calendula, chamomile, immortelle, oregano, St. John's wort, thyme, celandine, angelica, valerian, fennel, motherwort, mint);

- hemostatic (yarrow, St. John's wort, nettle);

- emollient (chamomile, birch buds, linden);

- decongestant (birch buds, thyme, celandine, angelica, motherwort, hawthorn);

- capillary strengthening (St. John's wort);

- regenerative (St. John's wort, nettle, dried calendula, calendula);

- vitaminizing and enhancing immunity (pine buds, calendula, succession, centaury, dandelion, calamus, chaga, dogrose, nettle, hawthorn);

on the muscles:

- pain medication (chamomile, yarrow, St. John's wort, celandine, valerian, fennel, motherwort, plantain);

- anticonvulsant (valerian).

With the course use of bathtubs (at least 15-20 procedures), a complex of medicinal plants helps to eliminate toxins from the body, increases efficiency and resistance to adverse environmental influences. “By regulating the temperature of the water, changing the concentration of substances dissolved in the therapeutic baths, balneotherapy can be adapted to every disease” (A. Zalmanov, The Secret Wisdom of the Human Body. M.: Young Guard, Didact, 1991.

Application methods

1. General baths: pour 200-250 liters of water into the bath. Put your hands in the bath - the water should be comfortable (35-42 ° C). It is necessary to measure with the help of a water thermometer the temperature of "pleasant" water. This initial temperature should not change for the entire course of treatment (15-20) baths. Then pour 30 drops of the multi-active extract into the bath and mix. Plunge into the bath on the chin. About 10 minutes later, tingling (and not burning) of the problem areas of the skin (Zakharyin-Ged zone - projections of internal organs on the surface of the body should begin. See the drawings of the zones, finalized by AT Ogulov. Methods of functional diagnostics in visceral chiropractic, publ. Forerunner ", May 25, 2006). For 10 minutes, it is necessary to lie down in the bath, the tingling will continue, then carefully get out of the bath, dab yourself in a towel. The tingling will continue for another 10-15 minutes. If there is no skin reaction or it is weak, then increase the next bath slightly (by 15 drops). If burning sensation is observed instead of tingling, then it is necessary to leave the bath and next time to reduce the amount of extract; to reduce burning, you can direct a stream of cold air from the fan. Take every other day. Lubricate the mucous membrane of sensitive sites with Vaseline.

2. Foot baths for diseases of the feet, ankle joints, heel spurs. In warm water 35-42 ° C (water temperature should be pleasant) pour 30-60 drops of a multi-active extract. The duration of the bath is 15-20 minutes. After bathing, put on warm socks.

3. In the form of grindings. 1-2 times a day, a small amount of the drug is applied to the desired area (spine, joint, chest - with acute respiratory infections and bronchitis) and rubbed well. After the procedure, do not supercool, wrap the affected area with a warm cloth.

4. In the form of compresses for heel spurs. Put a piece of gauze soaked in the preparation on the heel (do not grab the sides of the feet), cover with plastic wrap or compress paper, then with cotton and bandage. The duration of the procedure is 2-3 hours.

5. For inhalation. Pour 5 drops of the extract into a glass of hot water. Take 10-15 breaths through the nose.

Baths are not recommended for children under 14 years of age, pregnant women, as well as people who are allergic to any of the components of the drug, suffering from skin diseases, hypertension, infectious diseases.

In a specific embodiment, a multi-active bath extract includes a base composition and, in addition to the base complex of medicinal plants, contains an extract from juniper fruits. An extract from the fruits of juniper enhances the diuretic, diaphoretic, anticonvulsant effect of the base complex; distracts from rheumatic and gouty pains, reduces chronic joint aches.

The objective is to influence the skin receptors, in which the drug improves microcirculation in it, helps activate metabolic processes in the skin, remove metabolic products, as well as preserve moisture, elasticity and elasticity. The stimulating effect on the whole body provides the removal of the feeling of fatigue, the general and local tonic effect on the vessels, the activation of metabolic processes and the body as a whole.

In a specific embodiment, a multi-active bath extract consists of a base complex and extracts from lemongrass seeds or from the roots of leuzea.

An extract from lemongrass seeds increases mental and physical activity, increases muscle strength and vital capacity of the lungs, dilates peripheral vessels, increases visual acuity, has a general tonic and restorative effect during recovery, and helps with hypotension;

An extract from the roots of the leuzea reduces functional disorders of the nervous system, has a tonic and stimulating effect, increases mental and physical performance, reduces irritability, poor mood, depressive asthenia, improves blood supply to muscles, appetite, and increases potency.

The objective is the penetration of the extract through the epidermis, which causes reflex changes in the body by irritating the skin receptors, ensuring the penetration of biologically active substances into the skin. It restores capillary blood flow, and also has a pronounced relaxing, antispasmodic effect on the skin and the body as a whole.

In a specific embodiment, a multi-active bath extract consists of a base complex and extracts from valerian roots, peppermint leaves and three-leaf watch grass.

The objective is the penetration of the drug through the epidermis, which causes reflex changes in the body, by irritating the receptors, facilitating the penetration of biologically active substances into the skin. The extract has a strengthening, tonic and stimulating effect on the skin due to increased microcirculation and activation of metabolic processes in it. The basic complex is enhanced by the extract from the triad of medicinal plants, which has a pronounced calming effect, causes relaxation of the skin, muscles and the body as a whole, promotes good sleep.

In a specific embodiment, a multi-active bath extract consists of a base complex and an extract from the roots of Rhodiola rosea.

The objective is the effect of the drug in a restorative, tonic way on the skin due to a marked increase in microcirculation and metabolism in it. Clinical studies have established a positive effect of bathtubs; increased blood flow, vasodilation, increased moisture content and stimulation of lipid metabolism in the skin, improved trophism. An extract from the roots of Rhodiola rosea enhances the wound healing, disinfectant, anti-inflammatory effect of the base complex; concentrates and raises attention, improves memory and working capacity with increased mental stress, increases the function of the endocrine glands, improves hypotension and asthenia.

In a specific embodiment, a multi-active bath extract consists of a base complex and an extract of horsetail grass.

An extract from the grass of horsetail field enhances the wound healing, disinfecting, anti-inflammatory effect of the base complex; in addition, the extract has a strong healing cleansing, diuretic effect and relieves swelling of various origins, improves metabolism and helps to remove radionuclides, salts of heavy metals and salts of uric acid, improves the condition of the skin, hair and nails.

The objective is the effect of the drug in a restorative, tonic way on the skin due to a marked increase in microcirculation and metabolism in it. Clinical studies have established a positive effect of bathtubs; increased blood flow, vasodilation, increased moisture content and stimulation of lipid metabolism in the skin, improved trophism. With a course application (at least 15-20 procedures), the extract helps to eliminate toxins from the body, increases efficiency and resistance to adverse environmental influences.

Tests of the whole complex of phytoskipidarnye baths were carried out on the basis of:

- ILC ANO SIC "Cosmetology",

- ILC TSGSEN SAO Moscow,

- ANO "Center for certification of perfumery and cosmetic products and services" "Cosmetic Test",

- All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (VILAR).

Compositions of biologically active substances, as well as compositions of agents in general, are original and have not been used to achieve the same goal. This gives the applicant reason to believe that his proposal meets the requirements of the invention.

The present invention is industrially applicable and implemented.

Claims (6)

1. A multi-active bath extract containing an extract of medicinal plants and a solution including gum turpentine and oil, and the extract of medicinal plants contains, in equal amounts, buds of pine and birch, marigold, chamomile and yarrow flowers, oregano, St. John's wort , thyme, succession, wormwood, celandine and motherwort, dandelion, valerian and calamus roots, fennel fruits, nettle leaves, sage, plantain, peppermint and eucalyptus, characterized in that soy is used as oil thirsty, or sunflower, or corn, and the extract of medicinal plants is made of water-alcohol-oil-turpentine, moreover, the flowers of immortelle and linden, the grass of centaury and dried marshmallow, the fruits of hawthorn and rose hips, the root of Rhodiola rosea are additionally included as components in this extract composition and angelica, as well as chaga, while the mass fraction of the components of the solution is:
water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of medicinal plants 5% oil (soy or sunflower or corn) 10% turpentine gum the rest is up to 100% 2. A multi-active bath extract according to claim 1, characterized in that the solution further includes water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of juniper fruits in a mass fraction of 5%, while the mass fraction of gum turpentine is reduced by 5%. 3. A multi-active bath extract according to claim 1, characterized in that the solution additionally includes water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of lemongrass seeds or leuzea root in a mass fraction of 5%, while the mass fraction of gum turpentine is reduced by 5%. 4. A multi-active bath extract according to claim 1, characterized in that the solution further includes water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of three-leaved watch grass, valerian root and peppermint leaf in a mass fraction of 5%, while the mass fraction of gum turpentine is reduced by 5%. 5. A multi-active bath extract according to claim 1, characterized in that the solution further includes water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of Rhodiola rosea root in a mass fraction of 5%, while the mass fraction of gum turpentine is reduced by 5%. 6. A multi-active bath extract according to claim 1, characterized in that the solution further includes water-alcohol-oil-turpentine extract of horsetail grass in a mass fraction of 5%, while the mass fraction of gum turpentine is reduced by 5%.