CA2148984A1 - Organic hair restoration formula and manufacturing process - Google Patents
Organic hair restoration formula and manufacturing processInfo
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Abstract
An organic formula for stimulating hair growth and a process for manufacturing that formula is described. The formula utilizes organic sulphur oxides that have functional groups with a high electronegative difference to optimize the reaction with the receptors on the cell membranes of the target scalp tissue. The formula thus creates a vasodilating effect on the scalp tissue to stimulate hair growth. The organo sulfur compounds and other nutrients in the formula further provide necessary ingredients in the promotion of hair growth
Description
214898~
ORGANIC HAIR RESTORATION FORMU
AND MANUFACTURING PROCESS
~OCKET NO. 2036 I. INTRODUC~ION
' A great number of men and women experience hair los6 from the crown tor top) of their ~ead cau~ed by a condition known a~
androgenetic alopecia Additionally, men and wo~en alike experience shedding, ~.hj~nin~ or diffu~ing of hair located on their scalp for a number of different reasons Many people find the~e conditions socially unacceptable and take great mea~ures to remedy the problem.
The pre~ent invention relates to a no~el naturally extracted hair trea~ment product that promotes the growth of new hair cell~
while also stimulating the-growth of exi~ting hair cells to make the hair longer and thicker The pre~ent invention uses only naturally extracted ingredients, rather than drugs or synthetical chemicals, to improve the hair coverage of the ~calp. The present invention utilizes the sulphur oxides contained in garlic (organosulfoxides and allium) and onion (propyl ~ulfur oxide~) in combination with allicin and ajoenes utilizing the polarity of the sulfoxide functional group~ in the hair formula to react with the receptors on the ~urface o~ the cell membrane, thereby creating a vasodilating effect on the cell. Thi~ vasodilating effect on the cells, in turn, tend to increa~e their de~ire to feed on the nutrient~ e~en~ial for hair growth. In the preferred embodi~nt of thi~ invention, organo sulfur nutrients, including allium, allin, allicin6 and ajoene~ to effectively ~eed the hungered hair cells, th~, enhancing the growth of the hair in the scalp. Since ~1489~4 ~ ~
DOCRET No. 2036 the preferred embodi~ent of preseAt invention contains only natural organic compo~nds -it is preferred o~er conventional ~reatments containing synthetic che~icals, and less likely to cau~e the patient receiving treatment to experience an allergic reaction.
II DE:SCRIP~ION OF 1~13 PRIOR ART
The prior art ~air care products u~ed to treat and control hair lo~ all con~ain the synthetic drug called Minoxidil, which ~as a chemical name of 2,4-pyrimidinediamine, 6~ piperidinyl~-, 3-oxide The ~est known product, ~ogaine~ contains 2~ Minoxidil which means each one ~l of Rogaine~ solution c~ntains 20m~ of Minoxidil. Minoxidil is a ~ynthetic chemical that lowers the blood pressure of the patient being treated by rel~xing the arteries.
Thus, Mino~idil ac~s to promote hair growth by relaxing the b~ood ~essels in the scalp to increasing the ~lood ~upply to the hair cells. Howeve~, the functional group~ in Minoxidil are primarily nitrogen oxygen ~ased groups.
Without tying the present invention to a ~et theory, it is ~elieved that a specific range of electronegative di~ference (roughly ~O to 3S~) in the functional group of a hair treatment formula i8 nece~sary fo~ optimal performance. ~itric oxide, in comparison with the ~ulfux oxide functional group~ of the present invention, doe~ not have as high a degree of electronegative difference. Specifically, the elec~ronegati~ity difference of the nitrogen-oxygen functional group can be measured as (3 5 - 3 . O ) /
3 5 = 15%. The electronegati~ity dif~erence for a sulfur oxygen ` 'J1489~4 `~
.
DO~RET NO~ 2036 functional group, by co~parison i~ (3.5 - 2.4) / 3 S - 31~ It is belie~ed that this increa~e in the elec~ronegati~ difference of the functional group contained ~in the- present inventlon, effectuates a better delivery of the hair restoration formula to the hair cells. Moreover, elemental sulfu~ is a necessary compound in the structure of the hair cells the~selves Thus the present formula, a opposed to the prior art, offers a double benefit of a functional group that insures better delivery of the formula to the target cell~ and also contribu~es to the building or grow~h of the hair cells themsel~es . DETAILE~ ~ESC~RIPTION OF THE INVE5NTION
The present in~ention invol~es an organic ~olution contai~ing aliphatic organic sulfur oxide compound~ cont~;~; ng double bonds, yluco~e, fructose, a~ino acids, ~itamin ~, allicin and ajoe~es i~
applied tO the ~calp of a patient experiencing hair loss to stimulate and promote hair growth The present invention contains only organi~ compounds, not sy.nthetic or man ~ade chemical~. The combination of the above ingredients act to function both as a catalyst and a set o~ nutrient~ in the promotion of hair growth The sulfur portion of the functional group~ stimulate hai~
growth within the follicle~ due to the electronegati~i~y exerted by the high electronegative difference between sulfur and oxygen.
The resulting increase i~ the electronegativity o~ the ~unctional sulfur oxide group~ creates a vasodilating effect that stimula~es the cells desire to obtain nutrlents, thus pro~oting hair growth.
_4 _ ~14898~
. ~OC~E~ No. 2036 In effect, t~e cell becomes hungry and looks to feed on ce~tain nutrien~s.
T~e~ organo sulfur oxide ~ompou~ds of the present invention include allicin, allin, dially~ disulphide, ajoenes, and propyl sulfur oxide~. These co~n~ounds are found naturally in garlic and onion. It is believed that the sulf~r oxide within these compounds act as functional g~oups th~t interact with the receptors on the cell membranes of the hair The sulfur oxide compounds ultimately cau~e a ~a~odilating e~fect within the ~arget tissue. This effect promote~ blood circulation and stimulates hair grow~h. Further, the sulfur contained in the sulfur oxide compounds ultimately acts as a building ~tructure for hair follicles. Thus the presence o~
the sulfur and the ~ulfur oxide co~pounds forms a double benefit to ~e formula.
A second important type of nutrient found in the present formula is vitamin A. It is wel~ esta~lished that ~itamin ~ helps promote the motivation of hair cell growth~ In the pre~erred embo~im~nt of the present invention, ~itami~ A or its precursor beta-carotene is deli~ered to the hair cells through egg yolk, fennel, sage, thyme, and sesame oil. This is one of the nutrient~
that hair cell~ feed upon a~ a result of the ~asodilating effect.
~ itamin E, which i~ ~ontained in sesame oil, ~re another beneficial nutrient that he~ps pro~ote ~rowth of hair cells.
Penetratio~ of the nu~rients through the skin of the patient receiving treatment is accelerated by castro oil and mineral oil, ~14~4 ; ~
DOCRET No. 2036 which are rich in Yitamin E. T~e vitamin E in these ingredients further aids the effectiveness o~ ~he vita~in A in the present in~ention.
Another group of nutrients in the p~eferred embo~;~e~t of the present invention includes gluco~e, ~uctose, and various amino acidY which the hair cells feed ~nd metabolizes upon a6 re~ul~ of the vasodila~ing e~fect caused by the organo ~ulfur co~pounds The glucose, fructo~e and amino acids assist greatly in pro~iding the re~uired nutrients to promote hair growth. Further, it is believed that the main enzy~e~: glucose oxidase, catala~e, beta-amyla~e and phosphatase, control the eff~ct of the functional groups of the pre~ent fo~mula. The glucose, fructose and the main enzymes can be found in honey, wherea~, the other nutrient~ neces~ary to promote hair growth can be found in many organic sub~tances such as sage, thyme, fennel, honey, egg yolk and sesame oil An alterna~ive preferred embodi~ent of the present invention utilizes a mixture of honey and royal jelly. Royal jelly is known i~ the art a~ a natural product excreted by the honeybee as food for a queen ~ee.
The preferred method of preparing the aliphatic hair conditioner of the pre~ent invention is set fo~th below. First, fre~h red onion bulbR are peeled, cut into small piec~8~ preferably inch ~y ~ inch ~quares. The cut-onion piece~ are placed into ~he feeding funnel of any standard juice extractor to produ~e onion jui~e. This process should be repeated until 16 oz of onion 21~9~4 `~ ~
DOC~ET NO. 2036 juice i~ produced ~he 16 oz of onion juice are put into container 12.
Next, several cloves of garlic are washed, peeled and cut into ~ inch by ~ inch squares Four ounces of t~e cut garli~ pie~es are placed into a separate container 14.
Once the garlic has been properly cut, 10 oz. fresh egg yolk only is placed in container 16, 4 oz o~ honey is placed i~
container 18, 4 oz of petroleum jelly, such as Vaseline~ bran~
petroleum jelly, i~ placed in container 20, 4 o~z. o~ 6esame oil is placed in con~aine~ 22, 4 oz. of castor oil is pl~ed in container 24, 10 oz. of mineral oil is pl.aced in container 26, and 8 oz of her~al extract is placed in container 28 The herbal extract i6 made by first mixing 10 oz of rose pedals ~ith 20 oz. of purified water. The mixture i8 then boiled for one hour in a distiller to extract thi~ essence of rose oil The liquid distillate is collected and u~ed a~ herbal extract.
Once the diRtillate ro~e water is collected 16 oz. of the di~tillate water is mixed ~ith 50 grams of thyme, 50 gram~ of fennel, S~ grams of sage and 3 grams of menchol to form a herbal mixture. T~e entire herbal mixture i~ heated at a temperature of 80O~ for 30 minutes. After the entire herbal mixture has been heated for 30 minute~, the mixture i~ filtered through any co~mon grade filter p~per thus used, for instance, in filtering coffee, separating the particulate matter from the aqueous ~olution The 214~84 ~ ~
DOCRET NO. Z036 aqueous ~olution is the herbal extract. of which 8 oz are placed in a container 28.
Once ~e ~arious ingredients are placed in containers 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and ~8, the mixing process to form the aliphatic solution may begin. First, 4 oz. of the onion juice is transferred from container 12 into a collection container 30 The contents o~ container 30 are mixed to homogenize ~he contents.
Second, 4 oz. of c~t garlic is transferred ~rom container 14 into the collection container 30. The 4 oz. of garlic are ~ixed with ~he content~ of container 30 until the entire contents of container 30 are homogen~zed. Any stan~ard type of mixer found in a kitchen can be used to homogenize the content~ of container 30 Third, the 4 oz of the egg yolk contained in container 16 are transferred ~o container 30 The content~ of con~iner 30 are the~ mixed with the 4 oz. of egg yolk until the entire contents of container 30 are ~omogenized. Fourth, 4 oz. of honey are transferred for~ container 18 to containe~ 30. The entire contents of container 30 are then mixed wi~h the 4 oz. of honey until ~he conten~s are homogenized.
~ifth, 4 oz. o~ the petroleum jelly from container 20 are transferred to container 30. The contents of container 30 are then mixed ~ith the 4 oz. of petroleum jelly to ho~ogenize the petroleum jelly with the ~ontent~ of con~ainer 30. Sixth, ~ oz. of the sesame oil in container 2~ are transfer~ed to container 30. The 4 oz. of sesame oil i8 then mixed with the contents of container 30 until the entire ~ontents of container 30 a~ homogenized.
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DOCECET ~O . 2 0 3 6 Seventh, 4 oz of the castor oil in container 24 are transerr~d into container 30. The ~a~tor oil i~ mixed with the contents of container 30 until the entire contents o~~ container 30 are homogenized. Eighth, the 4 oz. of the mineral oil in container 26 are tra~erred to the container 30. The 4 oz of mineral oil form contai~er 26 is then mixed with the co~tents of container 30 until the entire conten~s of container 30 are homogenized Ninth, the 4 oz. of the herbal-extract from container 28 are tran~fer~ed to containe~ 30. ~he 4 oz. of herbal extract fro~ container 28 is mixed with the contents of cont~iner 30 until the enti~e content~
of container 30 are homogenized.
The remaining onion juice in container 12, the remaining egg yolk in container 16, the remaining-castor oil in container 26, the remaining ~ineral oil in container 26, a~d the remaining her~al extract in container 28 are placed in container 32 and ~ixed until t~e entire content~ of container 32 ~re homogenized. The homogeni~ed content~ of container 30 and container 32 are transferred to container 34 and then t~e contents of container 30 are mixed with the contents of container 32 until the entire solution i8 homogenized. The ho~ogenized contents of container 34 compri~es the preferred em~odiment of the present in~ention.
Ethanol may be added to the homogenized conte~ts o~ container 30 a~
a fragrance. No heat is added to the solution.
The proce~ for manufacturing the present ~ormula thus requires 36 ~;~;ng equal parts by ~eight onion juice, garlic, g 2148~&4 ~ ~
-DOCRET ~0. 2036 petroleum jelly, se8ame oil, cagtor oil, mineral oil, herbal extract, hone~, and egg yolk in a container. Second, the pro~e~s require~ 38 pouring~ the contents o~ said containe~ th~ough a juicer. ~he next proces~ step requires 40 homogeni2ing the content~ of said container, ~hich in~olves furthe~ mixing and further pa ses through the juicer. Next, the process involves 42 a second ~ixing o~ further onion juice, egg yo~k, -castor oil, ~ineral oil, and herbal extra~t into the contents of ~he container.
Finally, the coneents of the container are 44 homogeni~ed for a second time. Optionall~, t~e p~ocess can ~urther in~ol~e 46 adding fragrances placed in an ethanol solu~ion to the contenes of the container and 48 further homogenizing the resulting contents in the container.
Once the aliphatic hair care solution is ~rea~ed, it can be applied to the scalp of a person experienci~g androgenetic alopecia hair loss or thi nn; ~g of hair. The aliphatic hair care ~olution ~hould be applied to the scalp of the patient in 1 ~1 dose~. The 1 ml dose of the solution ~hould be applied to the scalp twice a day after the patient~s hair has been ~as~ed and dried. With each treatment, the olution ~hould ~e rubbed into the scalp for a period or at least f i~e minu~e6 ~ and must remain on the scalp ~or at least 5 hour~ to ens~re penetration into the scalp.
of course, it -~hould be noted that various change~ and modifications to the preferred embodiments of this invention will be 2pparent to those skilled in the art, such changes and 2148984 ;-~
DOCRET NO . 2 0 3 6 modific~ions can be ~ade without departing fro~ the spirit a~d scope of ~he presen~ invention. It is, therefore, intended tha~
-such changes and modifications be covered by the following clai~s.
ORGANIC HAIR RESTORATION FORMU
AND MANUFACTURING PROCESS
~OCKET NO. 2036 I. INTRODUC~ION
' A great number of men and women experience hair los6 from the crown tor top) of their ~ead cau~ed by a condition known a~
androgenetic alopecia Additionally, men and wo~en alike experience shedding, ~.hj~nin~ or diffu~ing of hair located on their scalp for a number of different reasons Many people find the~e conditions socially unacceptable and take great mea~ures to remedy the problem.
The pre~ent invention relates to a no~el naturally extracted hair trea~ment product that promotes the growth of new hair cell~
while also stimulating the-growth of exi~ting hair cells to make the hair longer and thicker The pre~ent invention uses only naturally extracted ingredients, rather than drugs or synthetical chemicals, to improve the hair coverage of the ~calp. The present invention utilizes the sulphur oxides contained in garlic (organosulfoxides and allium) and onion (propyl ~ulfur oxide~) in combination with allicin and ajoenes utilizing the polarity of the sulfoxide functional group~ in the hair formula to react with the receptors on the ~urface o~ the cell membrane, thereby creating a vasodilating effect on the cell. Thi~ vasodilating effect on the cells, in turn, tend to increa~e their de~ire to feed on the nutrient~ e~en~ial for hair growth. In the preferred embodi~nt of thi~ invention, organo sulfur nutrients, including allium, allin, allicin6 and ajoene~ to effectively ~eed the hungered hair cells, th~, enhancing the growth of the hair in the scalp. Since ~1489~4 ~ ~
DOCRET No. 2036 the preferred embodi~ent of preseAt invention contains only natural organic compo~nds -it is preferred o~er conventional ~reatments containing synthetic che~icals, and less likely to cau~e the patient receiving treatment to experience an allergic reaction.
II DE:SCRIP~ION OF 1~13 PRIOR ART
The prior art ~air care products u~ed to treat and control hair lo~ all con~ain the synthetic drug called Minoxidil, which ~as a chemical name of 2,4-pyrimidinediamine, 6~ piperidinyl~-, 3-oxide The ~est known product, ~ogaine~ contains 2~ Minoxidil which means each one ~l of Rogaine~ solution c~ntains 20m~ of Minoxidil. Minoxidil is a ~ynthetic chemical that lowers the blood pressure of the patient being treated by rel~xing the arteries.
Thus, Mino~idil ac~s to promote hair growth by relaxing the b~ood ~essels in the scalp to increasing the ~lood ~upply to the hair cells. Howeve~, the functional group~ in Minoxidil are primarily nitrogen oxygen ~ased groups.
Without tying the present invention to a ~et theory, it is ~elieved that a specific range of electronegative di~ference (roughly ~O to 3S~) in the functional group of a hair treatment formula i8 nece~sary fo~ optimal performance. ~itric oxide, in comparison with the ~ulfux oxide functional group~ of the present invention, doe~ not have as high a degree of electronegative difference. Specifically, the elec~ronegati~ity difference of the nitrogen-oxygen functional group can be measured as (3 5 - 3 . O ) /
3 5 = 15%. The electronegati~ity dif~erence for a sulfur oxygen ` 'J1489~4 `~
.
DO~RET NO~ 2036 functional group, by co~parison i~ (3.5 - 2.4) / 3 S - 31~ It is belie~ed that this increa~e in the elec~ronegati~ difference of the functional group contained ~in the- present inventlon, effectuates a better delivery of the hair restoration formula to the hair cells. Moreover, elemental sulfu~ is a necessary compound in the structure of the hair cells the~selves Thus the present formula, a opposed to the prior art, offers a double benefit of a functional group that insures better delivery of the formula to the target cell~ and also contribu~es to the building or grow~h of the hair cells themsel~es . DETAILE~ ~ESC~RIPTION OF THE INVE5NTION
The present in~ention invol~es an organic ~olution contai~ing aliphatic organic sulfur oxide compound~ cont~;~; ng double bonds, yluco~e, fructose, a~ino acids, ~itamin ~, allicin and ajoe~es i~
applied tO the ~calp of a patient experiencing hair loss to stimulate and promote hair growth The present invention contains only organi~ compounds, not sy.nthetic or man ~ade chemical~. The combination of the above ingredients act to function both as a catalyst and a set o~ nutrient~ in the promotion of hair growth The sulfur portion of the functional group~ stimulate hai~
growth within the follicle~ due to the electronegati~i~y exerted by the high electronegative difference between sulfur and oxygen.
The resulting increase i~ the electronegativity o~ the ~unctional sulfur oxide group~ creates a vasodilating effect that stimula~es the cells desire to obtain nutrlents, thus pro~oting hair growth.
_4 _ ~14898~
. ~OC~E~ No. 2036 In effect, t~e cell becomes hungry and looks to feed on ce~tain nutrien~s.
T~e~ organo sulfur oxide ~ompou~ds of the present invention include allicin, allin, dially~ disulphide, ajoenes, and propyl sulfur oxide~. These co~n~ounds are found naturally in garlic and onion. It is believed that the sulf~r oxide within these compounds act as functional g~oups th~t interact with the receptors on the cell membranes of the hair The sulfur oxide compounds ultimately cau~e a ~a~odilating e~fect within the ~arget tissue. This effect promote~ blood circulation and stimulates hair grow~h. Further, the sulfur contained in the sulfur oxide compounds ultimately acts as a building ~tructure for hair follicles. Thus the presence o~
the sulfur and the ~ulfur oxide co~pounds forms a double benefit to ~e formula.
A second important type of nutrient found in the present formula is vitamin A. It is wel~ esta~lished that ~itamin ~ helps promote the motivation of hair cell growth~ In the pre~erred embo~im~nt of the present invention, ~itami~ A or its precursor beta-carotene is deli~ered to the hair cells through egg yolk, fennel, sage, thyme, and sesame oil. This is one of the nutrient~
that hair cell~ feed upon a~ a result of the ~asodilating effect.
~ itamin E, which i~ ~ontained in sesame oil, ~re another beneficial nutrient that he~ps pro~ote ~rowth of hair cells.
Penetratio~ of the nu~rients through the skin of the patient receiving treatment is accelerated by castro oil and mineral oil, ~14~4 ; ~
DOCRET No. 2036 which are rich in Yitamin E. T~e vitamin E in these ingredients further aids the effectiveness o~ ~he vita~in A in the present in~ention.
Another group of nutrients in the p~eferred embo~;~e~t of the present invention includes gluco~e, ~uctose, and various amino acidY which the hair cells feed ~nd metabolizes upon a6 re~ul~ of the vasodila~ing e~fect caused by the organo ~ulfur co~pounds The glucose, fructo~e and amino acids assist greatly in pro~iding the re~uired nutrients to promote hair growth. Further, it is believed that the main enzy~e~: glucose oxidase, catala~e, beta-amyla~e and phosphatase, control the eff~ct of the functional groups of the pre~ent fo~mula. The glucose, fructose and the main enzymes can be found in honey, wherea~, the other nutrient~ neces~ary to promote hair growth can be found in many organic sub~tances such as sage, thyme, fennel, honey, egg yolk and sesame oil An alterna~ive preferred embodi~ent of the present invention utilizes a mixture of honey and royal jelly. Royal jelly is known i~ the art a~ a natural product excreted by the honeybee as food for a queen ~ee.
The preferred method of preparing the aliphatic hair conditioner of the pre~ent invention is set fo~th below. First, fre~h red onion bulbR are peeled, cut into small piec~8~ preferably inch ~y ~ inch ~quares. The cut-onion piece~ are placed into ~he feeding funnel of any standard juice extractor to produ~e onion jui~e. This process should be repeated until 16 oz of onion 21~9~4 `~ ~
DOC~ET NO. 2036 juice i~ produced ~he 16 oz of onion juice are put into container 12.
Next, several cloves of garlic are washed, peeled and cut into ~ inch by ~ inch squares Four ounces of t~e cut garli~ pie~es are placed into a separate container 14.
Once the garlic has been properly cut, 10 oz. fresh egg yolk only is placed in container 16, 4 oz o~ honey is placed i~
container 18, 4 oz of petroleum jelly, such as Vaseline~ bran~
petroleum jelly, i~ placed in container 20, 4 o~z. o~ 6esame oil is placed in con~aine~ 22, 4 oz. of castor oil is pl~ed in container 24, 10 oz. of mineral oil is pl.aced in container 26, and 8 oz of her~al extract is placed in container 28 The herbal extract i6 made by first mixing 10 oz of rose pedals ~ith 20 oz. of purified water. The mixture i8 then boiled for one hour in a distiller to extract thi~ essence of rose oil The liquid distillate is collected and u~ed a~ herbal extract.
Once the diRtillate ro~e water is collected 16 oz. of the di~tillate water is mixed ~ith 50 grams of thyme, 50 gram~ of fennel, S~ grams of sage and 3 grams of menchol to form a herbal mixture. T~e entire herbal mixture i~ heated at a temperature of 80O~ for 30 minutes. After the entire herbal mixture has been heated for 30 minute~, the mixture i~ filtered through any co~mon grade filter p~per thus used, for instance, in filtering coffee, separating the particulate matter from the aqueous ~olution The 214~84 ~ ~
DOCRET NO. Z036 aqueous ~olution is the herbal extract. of which 8 oz are placed in a container 28.
Once ~e ~arious ingredients are placed in containers 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and ~8, the mixing process to form the aliphatic solution may begin. First, 4 oz. of the onion juice is transferred from container 12 into a collection container 30 The contents o~ container 30 are mixed to homogenize ~he contents.
Second, 4 oz. of c~t garlic is transferred ~rom container 14 into the collection container 30. The 4 oz. of garlic are ~ixed with ~he content~ of container 30 until the entire contents of container 30 are homogen~zed. Any stan~ard type of mixer found in a kitchen can be used to homogenize the content~ of container 30 Third, the 4 oz of the egg yolk contained in container 16 are transferred ~o container 30 The content~ of con~iner 30 are the~ mixed with the 4 oz. of egg yolk until the entire contents of container 30 are ~omogenized. Fourth, 4 oz. of honey are transferred for~ container 18 to containe~ 30. The entire contents of container 30 are then mixed wi~h the 4 oz. of honey until ~he conten~s are homogenized.
~ifth, 4 oz. o~ the petroleum jelly from container 20 are transferred to container 30. The contents of container 30 are then mixed ~ith the 4 oz. of petroleum jelly to ho~ogenize the petroleum jelly with the ~ontent~ of con~ainer 30. Sixth, ~ oz. of the sesame oil in container 2~ are transfer~ed to container 30. The 4 oz. of sesame oil i8 then mixed with the contents of container 30 until the entire ~ontents of container 30 a~ homogenized.
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DOCECET ~O . 2 0 3 6 Seventh, 4 oz of the castor oil in container 24 are transerr~d into container 30. The ~a~tor oil i~ mixed with the contents of container 30 until the entire contents o~~ container 30 are homogenized. Eighth, the 4 oz. of the mineral oil in container 26 are tra~erred to the container 30. The 4 oz of mineral oil form contai~er 26 is then mixed with the co~tents of container 30 until the entire conten~s of container 30 are homogenized Ninth, the 4 oz. of the herbal-extract from container 28 are tran~fer~ed to containe~ 30. ~he 4 oz. of herbal extract fro~ container 28 is mixed with the contents of cont~iner 30 until the enti~e content~
of container 30 are homogenized.
The remaining onion juice in container 12, the remaining egg yolk in container 16, the remaining-castor oil in container 26, the remaining ~ineral oil in container 26, a~d the remaining her~al extract in container 28 are placed in container 32 and ~ixed until t~e entire content~ of container 32 ~re homogenized. The homogeni~ed content~ of container 30 and container 32 are transferred to container 34 and then t~e contents of container 30 are mixed with the contents of container 32 until the entire solution i8 homogenized. The ho~ogenized contents of container 34 compri~es the preferred em~odiment of the present in~ention.
Ethanol may be added to the homogenized conte~ts o~ container 30 a~
a fragrance. No heat is added to the solution.
The proce~ for manufacturing the present ~ormula thus requires 36 ~;~;ng equal parts by ~eight onion juice, garlic, g 2148~&4 ~ ~
-DOCRET ~0. 2036 petroleum jelly, se8ame oil, cagtor oil, mineral oil, herbal extract, hone~, and egg yolk in a container. Second, the pro~e~s require~ 38 pouring~ the contents o~ said containe~ th~ough a juicer. ~he next proces~ step requires 40 homogeni2ing the content~ of said container, ~hich in~olves furthe~ mixing and further pa ses through the juicer. Next, the process involves 42 a second ~ixing o~ further onion juice, egg yo~k, -castor oil, ~ineral oil, and herbal extra~t into the contents of ~he container.
Finally, the coneents of the container are 44 homogeni~ed for a second time. Optionall~, t~e p~ocess can ~urther in~ol~e 46 adding fragrances placed in an ethanol solu~ion to the contenes of the container and 48 further homogenizing the resulting contents in the container.
Once the aliphatic hair care solution is ~rea~ed, it can be applied to the scalp of a person experienci~g androgenetic alopecia hair loss or thi nn; ~g of hair. The aliphatic hair care ~olution ~hould be applied to the scalp of the patient in 1 ~1 dose~. The 1 ml dose of the solution ~hould be applied to the scalp twice a day after the patient~s hair has been ~as~ed and dried. With each treatment, the olution ~hould ~e rubbed into the scalp for a period or at least f i~e minu~e6 ~ and must remain on the scalp ~or at least 5 hour~ to ens~re penetration into the scalp.
of course, it -~hould be noted that various change~ and modifications to the preferred embodiments of this invention will be 2pparent to those skilled in the art, such changes and 2148984 ;-~
DOCRET NO . 2 0 3 6 modific~ions can be ~ade without departing fro~ the spirit a~d scope of ~he presen~ invention. It is, therefore, intended tha~
-such changes and modifications be covered by the following clai~s.
Claims (15)
1. A composition for the stimulation of hair growth, said composition comprising between about 10 and 90 percent by weight of organic sulfur compound (non-cyclic) in aqueous solution.
2 The composition of claim 1, wherein said aqueous solution contains honey.
3. The composition of claim 2, wherein said honey comprises at least ten percent by weight royal jelly.
4. The composition of claim 1, wherein said organic sulfur compound is a sulfur containing olefin.
5. The composition of claim 4 wherein said olefin is selected from the group consisting of allicin, allin, ajoenes, and propyl sulfur oxides.
6. The composition of claim 1, wherein said organic sulfur compound includes a mixture of onion juice and garlic.
7. The composition of claim 1 further comprising between 3 and 40 percent by weight of a naturally derived amino acid composition in an aqueous solution, said derived from the group consisting of thyme, fennel, sage, egg yolk and honey.
8. The composition of claim 1 further comprising between 3 and 40 percent by weight an enzyme in an aqueous solution, said enzyme selected from the group comprising glucose oxidase, catalase, beta-amylase, and phosphatase.
9. The composition of claim 1, wherein said organic sulfur compound has a plurality of elements forming a functional group for interacting with hair cells, said elements of said functional group having an electronegativity difference of between 20% to 35%.
10. A composition for the stimulation of hair growth, said composition comprising:
a. between about 15 and 20 percent by weight of onion juice;
b. between about 3 and 5 percent by weight of allicin and diallyl sulfides in an aqueous solution;
c. between about 3 and 5 percent by weight of honey;
d. between about 3 and 5 percent by weight of petroleum jelly;
e. between about 3 and 5 percent by weight of sesame oil;
f. between about 9 and 13 percent by weight of egg yolk;
g. between about 9 and 13 percent by weight of castor oil;
h. between about 7 and 10 percent by weight of herbal extract, and;
i. between about 30 and 40 percent by weight of mineral oil.
a. between about 15 and 20 percent by weight of onion juice;
b. between about 3 and 5 percent by weight of allicin and diallyl sulfides in an aqueous solution;
c. between about 3 and 5 percent by weight of honey;
d. between about 3 and 5 percent by weight of petroleum jelly;
e. between about 3 and 5 percent by weight of sesame oil;
f. between about 9 and 13 percent by weight of egg yolk;
g. between about 9 and 13 percent by weight of castor oil;
h. between about 7 and 10 percent by weight of herbal extract, and;
i. between about 30 and 40 percent by weight of mineral oil.
11. The composition of claim 10, wherein said herbal extract comprises 70 to 80 percent by weight of rose water, 7 to 10 percent by weight thyme, 7 to 10 percent by weight fennel, 7 to 10 percent by weight sage, and less than one percent by weight menthol.
12. A process for manufacturing a hair growth formula, said process comprising the steps of:
a. mixing onion juice, garlic, petroleum jelly, sesame oil, castor oil, mineral oil, herbal extract, honey, egg yolk;
b. pouring the mixture through a juicer, and;
c. homogenizing the output of said juicer.
a. mixing onion juice, garlic, petroleum jelly, sesame oil, castor oil, mineral oil, herbal extract, honey, egg yolk;
b. pouring the mixture through a juicer, and;
c. homogenizing the output of said juicer.
13. The process of claim 12 further comprising the steps of adding ethanol to the homogenized output of said juicer and then further homogenizing the resulting mixture.
14. A process for manufacturing a hair growth formula, said process comprising the steps of:
a. mixing equal parts by weight onion juice, garlic, petroleum jelly, sesame oil, castor oil, mineral oil, herbal extract, honey, and egg yolk in a container;
b. pouring the contents of said container through a juicer;
c. homogenizing the contents of said container;
d. further mixing of further onion juice, egg yolk, castor oil, mineral oil, and herbal extract into said container;
e. further homogenizing of the contents of said container
a. mixing equal parts by weight onion juice, garlic, petroleum jelly, sesame oil, castor oil, mineral oil, herbal extract, honey, and egg yolk in a container;
b. pouring the contents of said container through a juicer;
c. homogenizing the contents of said container;
d. further mixing of further onion juice, egg yolk, castor oil, mineral oil, and herbal extract into said container;
e. further homogenizing of the contents of said container
15. The process of claim 14 further comprising the steps of adding fragrances placed in an ethanol solution to the contents of the container and further homogenizing the resulting contents in the container.
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