DE19838462A1 - Aseptic herbal liquid useful as drink or tincture for poultices - Google Patents

Abstract

Preparation of an aseptic liquid from components of the woad plant and other herbal additives involves dry-blending 50 wt.% purified, comminuted woad plant leaves with an equal amount of a mixture of comminuted leaves of marigold, stinging nettle, strawberry, blackberry and balm (ca. 8-9 wt.% each) and treating the obtained herbal tea mixture with near-boiling water to give a herbal tea drink.

Description

The invention relates to a method for producing a aseptic liquid from components of the woad plant (Isatis tinctoria L.) and other herbal additives.

Herbal drinks and tinctures from components of foreign and native plants are widely known.

It is known from the patent specification DD WP 251 990 Extracts of tree, shrub and plant flowers obtained as raw materials for the production of aromatic beverages to use kebasen.

Furthermore, it is common practice to use certain aromatic Plants like gentian to get an extract and this to make alcoholic beverages.

These methods are usually very expensive, u. a. also in that raw materials or mixed components as expensive Im portte must be procured.

The application is also from the DD 301 521 patent Formation of roots of the woad plant to obtain bitter substances as flavorings for the production of alcohol known and non-alcoholic drinks. This is done the extraction of the bitter substances with those in the beverage known process z. B. in that cleaned Roots crushed in an ethanol-water mixture and a longer exposure time, the duration it depends on the desired intensity of the bitter taste is pending.

The object of the invention is to create a further Ver  to produce an aseptic liquid which as a drink to drink and as a tincture for envelopes etc. can be used with a prophylactic or healing effect.

According to the invention, this object is characterized by the solved the features of claims 1 to 3.

The invention is intended to be based on an exemplary embodiment are explained in more detail.

After harvesting the leaves of the forest plant (Isatis tinctoria L.) these are cleaned by washing and then on air dried. The well-dried leaves turn on closing crushed z. B. by chopping, using mortars or using another cutter.

If the chopped material is mixed in the dry stood with components of other herbs to a mixture of 50% by weight of woad leaves, in equal parts with approx. 8-9% by weight of crushed marigold leaves (Calendula officinalis L.), the nettle (Urtica dioica L .; Urtica urens L.), the mistletoe (Viscum album L.), the Jo hanniskrautes (Hyporicum perforatum L.), the strawberry (Fra garia), the camomile (Matricaria chamomilla auct.), the Pfef ferminze (Mentha peperita L.) and blackberry (Rubus), see above creates a woad tea and herb mixture. Other components you can also use leaves of lemon balm (Melissa officinalis L.), the raspberry (Rubus ideaus) or the currant (Ribes) his.

The Waidtee-Herbal Mix can be in different containers be filled z. B. in bags and cans of 50 grams or in Bags of 7 kg.

As a tea infusion with boiling or almost boiling water he you hold a herbal tea drink.

The enjoyment of tea according to the waid tea herb according to the invention  Term mixture shows anti-allergic and aseptic effects on the human organism. It looks refreshing, stiff improves physical and mental wellbeing and diminishes Symptoms of stress.

After a modification of the method, 30% by weight share pure woad leaves with 70% water by weight cooked and then sifted. You get a brew which is cooled. This 100% brew forms a tincture with antiallergic and antiseptic effect on the human organism. It can be drunk or for order blows can be used on swollen parts of the body.

Claims (3)

1. A process for the production of an aseptic liquid from components of the woad plant and other herbs, characterized in that 50% by weight of well-cleaned and crushed leaves of the woad plant in equal parts with approximately 8-9% by weight of smaller leaves of the marigold, the nettle , the strawberry, the blackberry and the lemon balm in the dry state are mixed into an herbal tea mixture and then prepared with almost boiling water to make an herbal tea drink. 2. Aseptic liquid according to claim 1, characterized records that shredded leaves of mistletoe, the Johan redcurrant, chamomile, peppermint or himbee be added. 3. Aseptic liquid according to claim 1, characterized records that 30% by weight pure shredded Waders with 70% water by weight cooks, then sifted through and the brew afterwards is cooled.