AU2007100050A4 - Herbal compositions and uses for vitality-boosting in aging and sub-optimal health - Google Patents
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Description 0 Specification of Age Reviver Applicants: Guorang Hu and Wangcheng Hu o Country: Australia o Application: Australian Innovation Patent Title: Herbal compositions and uses for vitality-boosting in aging and sub-optimal health Abstract The present innovation relates generally to a composition for the vitality-boosting in aging and sub-optimal health, such as but not limited to providing slower aging process, healthier immune function, greater energy and well-being, younger appearance, longer life span and better quality of life in mammals. More particularly, the present innovation is directed to compositions comprising herbs or extracts of herbs or botanical or horticultural equivalents of the herbs or chemical or functional equivalents of the herbal extracts useful in vitality-boosting in aging and sub-optimal health, such as but not limited to the benefits of slower aging process, healthier immune function, greater energy and well-being, younger appearance, longer life span and better quality of life in mammals. The present innovation further contemplates a method of anti-aging in mammals by administration of a herbal composition or its chemical or functional equivalent.
Field of Innovation The present innovation relates generally to a composition for vitality-boosting in aging and sub-optimal health, such as but not limited to providing slower aging process, healthier immune function, greater energy and well-being, younger appearance, longer life span and better quality of life in mammals. More particularly, the present innovation is directed to compositions comprising herbs or extracts of 0 O herbs or botanical or horticultural equivalents of the herbs or chemicals or functional equivalents of the herbal extracts useful in the vitality-boosting in aging and suboptimal health, such as but not limited to the benefits of slower aging process, Ohealthier immune function, greater energy and well-being, younger appearance, longer life span and better quality of life in mammals. The present innovation further O contemplates a method of anti-aging in mammals by the administration of a herbal O composition or its chemical or functional equivalent.
0Background of the Innovation Herbal formulations comprising extracts of more than one herbal plant have been used for centuries in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Use of herbal formulations is a major principle in the utilization of herbs in the management of diseases. There is now an increasing acceptance of their value and therapeutic efficacy in Western medicine. TCM has its unique and philosophical theory in etiology, diagnosis, pharmacology and therapeutics. Many concepts surrounding TCM have particular relevance to Western medicine such as viewing parts of the body as an organic whole, considering inter-relations and influences between organs and being aware of relevant adaptation of the human body to the natural environment.
Both applicants of this Innovation are senior medical doctors and have long been practising TCM and are experienced in treating the age-related and sub-optimal disorders. One of the applicants of this Innovation Dr. GR Hu also conducted a clinical study with an anti-aging herbal formulation at Huashan Hospital a teaching hospital of Shanghai Medical University 25 years ago while he was the Deputy Director of the Department of TCM of the Hospital.
Dr. GR Hu and colleagues researched and modified this formulation to improve its efficacy, and developed it into a second-generation commercial product. Since then this once-secretive formulation has come to be widely used amongst the general population. Over the next 20 years, and use by tens of millions of people, the product has become one of the best-selling anti-aging products on the Chinese market.
In his current twenty years of clinical and research studies at the University of Sydney, Dr. GR Hu has continued studies in aging, combined the formulation with the latest scientific findings and modem pharmaceutical technology, and elevated the formulation to a new generation, with optimized composition and improved efficacy.
The second-generation formula comprises seven herbs. The present (third-generation) formula comprises sixteen herbs, which includes six herbs adapted from the secondgeneration formula (except one ingredient of pearl powder), and ten additional herbs to optimize the formula and lead up to the present innovation.
Summary of the innovation One aspect of the present innovation provides a composition comprising herbs or extracts of herbs or botanical or horticultural equivalents of herbs or chemical or functional equivalents of the extract wherein said composition is effective for vitalityboosting in aging and sub-optimal health.
A further aspect of the present innovation provides a composition comprises six or more herbs or extracts of six or more herbs selected from the list comprising: Ginseng Panax ginseng root Cordyceps Cordyceps sinensis herb Reiishi mushroom Ganoderma lucidum herb Gouqizi Lycium barbarum fruit Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba leaf Yinyanghuo Epimedium sagittatum leaf Suoyang Cynomorium songariorum herb Duzhong Eucommia ulmoides bark Danshen Salvia miltiorrhiza root Huangjing Polygonatum sibiricum rhizome Dihuang Rehmannia glutinosa rhizome Wuweizi Schizandra chinensis fruit Maidong Ophiopogon japonicus root tuber 0 o Fuling Poria cocos herb Shanzha Crataegus cuneata fruit Gancao Glycyrrhiza uralensis root Another aspect of the present innovation contemplates a method for vitality-boosting 0 in aging and sub-optimal health, such as but not limited to providing slower aging process, healthier immune function, greater energy and well-being, younger Sappearance, longer life span and better quality of life in mammals, and the said method comprising administering an effective amount of the composition as hereinbefore described for a time and under conditions sufficient for vitality-boosting in aging and sub-optimal health.
Detailed description of the preferred embodiments In a most preferred embodiment, the composition comprises the following herbs or extracts thereof in approximate percentage amounts shown in parentheses: Name Ingredient Information Amount W/W) Ginseng Panax ginseng root, Dry, 5-50; Cordyceps Cordyceps sinensis herb, Dry, 5-20; Reiishi mushroom Ganoderma lucidum herb, Dry, 5-50 Gouqizi Lycium barbarum
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o root, Dry, S5-20 Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba leaf, Dry, S5-30; Yinyanghuo Epimedium sagittatum 0 leaf, Dry, O 5-20 Suoyang Cynomorium songariorum herb, Dry ,5-20 Duzhong Eucommia ulmoides bark, Dry ,5-20 Danshen Salvia miltiorrhiza root rhizome, Dry, 5-30; Huangjing Polygonatum sibiricum rhizome, Dry, 2-15; Dihuang Rehmannia glutinosa rhizome, Dry ,5-50 Wuweizi Schizandra chinensis fruit, Dry ,5-20; Maidong Ophiopogon japonicus root tuber, Dry, 2-20; Fuling Poria cocos herb, Dry, 5-20 Shanzha Crataegus cuneata Fruit,Dry, 5-20; Gancao Glycyrrhiza uralensis Root, Dry, 2-10.
The compositions of the present innovation may also comprise one or more pharmacologically acceptable carriers and/or diluents. Such carriers and/or diluents include any and all solvents, water, dispersion media, coatings, antibacterial and antifungal agents, isotonic and absorption delaying agents and the like. Preferably, the diluent is water or a water or alcohol based extraction of the herbs.
The composition may be in the form of capsules, tablets, buccal tablets, troches, elixirs, suspensions, syrups, wafers and the like. They may also be in a form which may be inhaled or given by nasal spray, aerosol droplets or vapour infusion.
Particularly important allergic and inflammatory conditions to treat are skin allergies, eczema, and psoriases.
In a particularly preferred embodiment, the herbs are contained and subject to conventional extraction techniques. Such techniques include water extraction, solvent extraction, alcohol extraction and/or acid or base extraction. The resulting extract is then preferably incorporated into a capsule.
Mammals contemplated herein include humans, primates, laboratory test animals (eg.
mice, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters), livestock animals (eg. cows, sheep, horses, pigs), companion animals (eg. dogs, cats) or captive wild animals.
Preferably, the mammal is a human.
Preferably, the compositions are provided orally such as in capsule, where multiple capsules are consumed hourly, daily, weekly or monthly.
Example 1 The Age Reviver herbal formulation comprises extracts from sixteen herbs. The herbs employed and their percentage amounts are shown in Table 1.
Table 1 Age Reviver herbal formulation Herb name Ingredient information Amount (w/w) Ginseng Panax ginseng root, Dry, 4.40; Cordyceps Cordyceps sinensis herb, Dry, 4.40; Reiishi mushroom Ganoderma lucidum herb, Dry ,6.67; Gouqizi Lycium barbarum root, Dry, 6.67; Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba leaf, Dry, 6.67; Yinyanghuo Epimedium sagittatum leaf, Dry, 7.80; Suoyang Cynomorium songariorum herb, Dry 6.67; Duzhong Eucommia ulmoides bark, Dry, 6.67; o Danshen Salvia miltiorrhiza root Srhizome, Dry, 7.80; SHuangjing Polygonatum sibiricum rhizome, Dry, o 6.67; 0 Dihuang Rehmannia glutinosa o rhizome, Dry 6.67 S; Wuweizi Schizandra chinensis fruit, Dry ,6.67; Maidong Ophiopogon japonicus root tuber, Dry ,6.67; Fuling Poria cocos herb, Dry, 6.67; Shanzha Crataegus cuneata Fruit, Dry, 6.67; Gancao Glycyrrhiza uralensis Root, Dry ,2.23.
Example 2 Herbal extraction techniques were performed according to standard protocols and were designed to maintain maximal levels of active components. Extracts of the sixteen herbs listed in Table 1 were formulated into a traditional Chinese medicine Age Reviver capsule.
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1. A composition comprising herbs or extracts of herbs or botanical or horticultural equivalents of herbs or chemical or functional equivalents of the extract wherein said composition is effective for vitality-boosting in aging and sub-optimal health.
2. A composition according to claim Icomprising the following herbs: Ginseng Panax ginseng root Cordyceps Cordyceps sinensis herb Reiishi mushroom Ganoderma lucidum herb Gouqizi Lycium barbarum fruit Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba leaf Yinyanghuo Epimedium sagittatum leaf Suoyang Cynomorium songariorum herb Duzhong Eucommia ulmoides bark Danshen Salvia miltiorrhiza root Huangjing Polygonatum sibiricum rhizome Dihuang Rehmannia glutinosa rhizome Wuweizi Schizandra chinensis fruit Maidong Ophiopogon japonicus root tuber Fuling Poria cocos herb Shanzha Crataegus cuneata fruit Gancao Glycyrrhiza uralensis root
3. A method according to claim 1 for vitality-boosting in aging and sub-optimal health, such as but not limited to providing slower aging process, healthier immune function, greater energy and well-being, younger appearance, longer life span and better quality of life in mammals.
4. A method for vitality-boosting in aging and sub-optimal health, said method comprising administering an effective amount of the composition according to claim 1 for a time and under conditions sufficient to treat said aging and sub-optimal health.
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