DE464475C - Process for the production of nutrients and medicinal products suitable for acting on the intestines - Google Patents

Description

Process for the preparation of substances suitable for acting on the intestine Nutrients and remedies The medicinal effects of pills, tablets or capsules- can reach approximately known places in the intestine through certain acid-resistant protective covers be judged, but very often the success fails because the wanted one Body is not hit. On the other hand, you can't be strong this way Introduce corrosive acids as the acid will pour onto a small spot in the intestine and would cause fatal burns while administering such Solid acids cannot give the desired result.

The present invention overcomes and achieves all of these deficiencies other great advantages. It consists of getting liquid nutrients, chemicals, also press bacteria or the like into solid porous bodies that remain unchanged in the intestine and dries or runny as required and leaves each individual body depending on If necessary, cover with one or more protective covers or the filled body leaves without a protective cover.

Porous bodies that are suitable for this are: bran, wood grains, charcoal balls, Filter massage balls or cubes, porous glass or quartz sand balls, burnt clay balls and generally porous bodies made of materials that have the properties listed above own. The advantages of this new process are as follows: i. The porous body give off their content only very gradually, the effect is therefore permanent.

z. When administering acid-filled porous bodies, the The advantage is that the acids, before they come into contact with the intestinal mucosa, are gradually leached out by the alkaline juices and so no damage cause despite the penetration of the solid body into the intestinal mucosa.

Example i.

Bran or grains of wood or other things are filled under the vacuum Material of a size up to the limit of swallowing with a size before the maximum development Standing culture in milk or other medium of Bacillus Bulgaricus, dries then the mass or the grains quickly by adding dry material and warm Ventilation, so that the further development of the bacteria is prevented. These Preparations can also be used with other bacteria, e.g. B. Glyco-bacteria or drugs or Substances are put together. For common purposes, the bran product is made with Sugar mixed and finely ground (for infants) or coarsely (for adults) or in the other Trap with fruit pulp that holds fruit acid beforehand coated while the granular product is taken either as such, as it is from the above Process arises, or, depending on the case, beforehand with one or more protective covers is provided, one of which consists of fruit pulp containing fruit acid can.

Example e.

One fills under the vacuum or otherwise high-grade hydrochloric acid or empty - Lactic acid or any other liquid drug in porous glass balls or Porous clay filter paste, glass, emery or other suitable balls (size Swallowing limit and made of a material resistant to the acid to be filled), which are immediately coated with wax and keratin or the like on the spot, so that the The filling cannot leak. You can get these coated pills or tablets Overcoat again or several times depending on the desired purpose.

Claims (2)

PATENT CLAIMS: i. Method of making for action nutrients and remedies suitable for the intestines, characterized in that they are solid indigestible but harmless porous bodies that do not change their shape in the intestine, z. B. bran, wood grains, charcoal balls, burnt clay balls, filter mass balls, , porous glass spheres, and the like, of a size reaching up to the limit of swallowing with suitable Chemicals, nutrients, bacteria and the like in liquid form by means of known Means, e.g. B. the vacuum, impregnated, dries or also leaves moist and - if necessary covered with one or more protective sheaths, one of which is crushed Pulp is carried out if this appears appropriate. 2. Procedure according to claim: [for the production of a nutrient containing lactic acid bacteria, characterized in that the relevant solid porous body with a Culture of lactic acid bacteria, e.g. B. in thickened milk, soaks, with the further Bacteria develop through rapid drying with dry milk or something else Dry matter, such as bran, as well as interrupted by ventilation at an appropriate time will.