EP4157303A1

EP4157303A1 - Medicament based on a mixture of essential oils of seven (7) medicinal plants for covid-19 treatment, used alone or in combination with the mixture of extracts of eight (8) other medicinal plants

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Publication number: EP4157303A1
Application number: EP21732604.0A
Authority: EP
Inventors: Samuel KLEDA
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2020-05-26
Filing date: 2021-05-11
Publication date: 2023-04-05
Also published as: WO2021242124A1

Abstract

A medicament based on essential oils of seven (7) medicinal plants for the treatment of COVID-19, which plants are: Lavandula officinalis, - Ocimum basilicum, Rosmarinus officinalis, Cupressus sempervirens, Pinus sylvestris, - Juniperus communis, Melaleuca leucadendron. The method for obtaining said medicament consists in introducing 2 g of each of the essential oils into 70 ml of 90° or 95° alcohol contained in a flask. It may be used alone or in combination with the mixture of extracts of eight (8) plants of Xylopia aethiopica, Allium sativum, Eugenia caryophyllata, Zingiber officinale, Myristica fragans, Citrus limonium, Aloe, Cymbopogon citratus for the treatment of COVID-19, CORONAVIRUS infections, shingles, pulmonary conditions (bronchitis, tuberculosis, flu, asthma, colds, coughing fits), gonorrhoea, chlamydia infection, cystitis, leukorrhoea, dysmenorrhoea, rheumatic conditions.

Description

Medicinal product based on a mixture of ewo 2021/242124 oils of seven (7) medicinal plants for PCT / O A2021 / 000002 of COVID-19, used alone or in combination with the mixture of extracts of eight (8) other medicinal plants

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a medicament based on herbal essential oils for the treatment of COVID-19 infection, caused by the emerging virus, SARS-CoV-2.

Appeared towards the end of 2019, this virus continues to claim thousands of victims around the world, and has not yet found an effective treatment.

The medication I am offering is an essential oil blend of seven (7) medicinal plants. The peculiarity of the invention lies in the selection of the plants from which the essential oils of the mixture are extracted, in the process of obtaining the medicament and in its use.

1- STATE OF THE ART

There is a vast literature on herbal medicine, herbal treatment. But it must be admitted that herbal treatment is hardly applied in hospitals. Here are some essential books:

DR BEGO, G.-V., Knowing the essentials about essential oils, ed. Jakin, 1995.

Dr BEGO's treatise presents the substance of essential oils in their therapeutic functions. This 47-page booklet is the foundation for using essential oils. It explains how to choose them well and how to use them for each one.

- BEZANGER-BEAUQUESNE L, PINKAS M., TORCK M., Plants in modern therapy, second ed., Maloine, Paris, 1986.

The three authors, through their work, concretized the permanent importance of medicinal plants in modern therapy and that of the teaching that enhances them, the medical matter or pharmacognosy.

- BOUQUET A.- DEBRAY M., Medicinal plants of the Ivory Coast, O.R.S.T.O.M., Paris, 1974.

According to BOUQUET A. and DEBRAY M., drugs (bulb, carpophore, root bark, bark of stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, seeds, sclerotia, rhizome and tuber) are used to develop 50 medicinal preparations by cooking, decoction , expression, infusion, maceration, chewing, kneading, pounding, pulverizing, softening, grating, roasting and trituration.

- COUSTEIX, P. -J., "The art and pharmacopoeia of Ewondo healers, Yaoundé region", in Recherches et d'études camerounaises, 6 (1961).

The author of this study, a doctor by profession, observed the medicinal practices of Ewondo healers in the Yaoundé region, and decided to present the interest that populations give to the therapeutic virtues of plants, the technique of drug preparation. and their instructions for use. An important point to note in this study is the multiple cases of successful treatments. Let us quote two cases: the treatment against malaria by the tree called Alstonia congensis in Latin and in Béti Ekuk. The Enantia chlorantha tree is used against liver disease. The men of the forest zone continue today to heal themselves with the bark of this tree. - DAVIS, P., Aromatherapy AN AZ, Saffron Walden, Finland, 1996.

The author sets out to describe pathologies and the plants that cure them, in alphabetical order; there are thus approximately 400 entries. It gives a broad description of each plant: source, parts used, active ingredients, method of preparation and instructions for use. As for the infections, he presents an analysis and gives the plants used. This book is a good guide in the treatment of diseases by plants.

- DEBUIGNE G., COUPLAN F., Petit Larousse of healing plants, 500 plants, Larousse, Paris, 2006.

The new Petit Larousse of healing plants appeared thirty-five years after the first publication. In thirty-five years, human knowledge of plants has evolved considerably. The authors attempt to provide the results of new studies of 500 medicinal plants, across the world. Regarding a plant, we find its origin and description, the main constituents, traditional uses and therapeutic properties. On the other hand, the authors refrain from indicating the methods of preparation and the dosage.

- FORTIN D., LÔ M., MAYNART G., Medicinal plants of the Sahel, Cela, Montreal, 1990.

The authors study 54 African medicinal plants from the Sahelian zone; these are the plants known and usually used by African populations. The aim of the authors is to present remedies of plant origin, which are effective and which are not toxic. They start from the uses of these plants made by healers, traditional healers and researchers. The study of each plant provides all the necessary information that allows anyone to use them for self-care: the scientific name of the plant, its family and synonymous scientific names, the names given in different languages, a description of the characters botanicals. General information on the use and therapeutic properties are given; these properties are confirmed by laboratory studies. The main known constituents are indicated, however the authors do not give chemical formulas. The uses and dosage tell about the diseases that each plant cures. Finally, there are photo boards that identify plants, this difficult job of identification that often prevents many people from using herbal medicine books.

- GURIB-FAKIM A., All the plants that heal. Description, preparation, uses and benefits, ed. Michel Lafon, Paris, 2008.

The book presents medicinal plants from around the world; the criterion of choice is efficiency. The author wants to be complete in terms of information about each medicinal plant chosen. It presents, in great detail, the origin and description of the plant, the therapeutic actions, parts used and the method of preparation, internal and external use, the main constituents and contraindications.

- JUNIUS M.M., Praktisches Handbuch der Pflanzen-Alchemie. Wie man heilkrâftige Essenzen, Tinkturen und Elixiere selbst zubereitet, Ansata-Verlag, Schweiz, 1992.

The author presents the different techniques of preparation, by spagyric art, of plants from maceration, mother tincture, elixir and essence. Thanks to this book, any phytotherapist can operate his preparations by himself, because each technique is clearly explained and in great detail. The author stops at the theory, without indicating the use of plants.

- MAILHEBIAU P., The new phytotherapy, Characterology of essences and human temperaments, ed. Jakin, 1994.

The author has devoted himself to the in-depth study of aromatherapy, highlighting all the therapeutic properties based on the study of aromatic biochemistry; he does not advance anything without seeking to justify. In this sense, he strives to provide all the information about the plants he studies: the properties and indications of the various biochemical families, which makes it possible to know the virtues of essential oils. Another interesting element of this book are the indications concerning the association of the different oils. Finally a last important point, it is the characterology of the aromatic essences. This is how the author explains it: “Beyond the 'somatic' side of essence, its biochemical composition, we can conceive of a dimension that we will gladly call its 'psyche', a subtle, strange nature, which fascinated men. for centuries, researchers, poets or therapists, and still continues to surprise or subjugate us: its fragrance. The extraordinary power that perfumes and smells exert over our senses is indicative of their importance, and the mystery with which they are still surrounded, sometimes worries us, often satisfies our need for the marvelous, in any case touches our sensitive chord. and awaken our feelings ”(P. 41).

- MAVER1C J., Hermetic medicine of plants or the extraction of quintessences by spagyric art, Nice, 1980.

The author, Jean Mavéric, studies medicinal plants and suggests the method of preparation, according to the elders, hence the title of the work: Hermetic medicine of plants or the extraction of quintessences by spagyric art. The extraction of substances by spagyric art consists of separating substances from the plant, and then bringing them together. Several extractions are presented according to old methods: we can cite paracelsus, Raymond Lulle ... We therefore find in the book important information on Hermetic Medicine.

- POUSSET J.-L., African medicinal plants, practical use, volume 1, ACCT, Paris, 1989.

In his 156-page book, the author studies 52 African medicinal plants. He was guided by the pathologies that these plants cure. In addition, it examines everything you need to know about these plants: history and use in traditional medicine, description of the plant, therapeutic properties and uses, and a bibliography for each plant.

- POUSSET J.-L., African medicinal plants, development possibilities, volume II, ACCT, Paris, 1992.

The author presents the substances of 56 African plants by giving the results of all the analyzes which have been made to date. Starting from the active ingredients, it indicates how each plant can be used either in the medical field or in the economic field. For each plant, the author gives a botanical description and traditional uses. - RIVA, E., L'Universo delle piante medicinali. Tattato storico, botanico di tutto il mondo, ed. Ghedina e Tassotti, 1995.

Author Riva set out to analyze the plants he collected from around the world. It provides, for 400 plants, the possible information from a historical, anthropological, pharmacological and obviously medical point of view. The plants are entered under the Italian name to which is added a characteristic expression emphasizing the specific virtues. Then the Latin names are given. Then come the botanical description of each plant, the active ingredients, the therapeutic properties and the chemical formulas. The author is practical: he indicates the different methods of preparation, as well as the dosage. A particular point should be noted: for each plant, a more or less humorous sketch is sketched according to the Italian genius.

- TREBEN M., Health at the Pharmacie du Bon Dieu. Tips and practices of simple (medicinal plants), ed. Ennsthaler, Steyr, Austria, 2004.

Maria Treben is a phytotherapist, and she worked to collect medicinal recipes for this or that pathology, recipes that people used to cure themselves. So she prescribed treatments to people who came to her. She gives the traditional uses of plants and indicates how she herself prescribes the drug to patients, in the form of herbal tea, decoction, tincture, maceration. One aspect that attracts a lot of attention in her practice are the examples of the healings she reports. Among its many remedies, we cannot fail to mention the Swedish elixir, known throughout the world for its great therapeutic virtues.

- VALNET, J., Aromatherapy, treatment of diseases by plant essences, ed. Maloine, Paris, 1990.

Dr Jean Valnet is one of the foremost specialists in herbal medicine. In aromatherapy, he set out to study particularly essential oils, which reveal unimaginable therapeutic powers. The study of each plant is preceded by a good introduction which tries to give phytotherapy its letter of nobility, general considerations concerning the general properties of aromatic essences and observations of clinical cases. For each of the 53 plants studied, the author describes the main constituents, therapeutic properties, internal and external uses, directions for use and other very interesting information. Doctor Jean Valnet is not just a mere theorist; it guides well in the association of different essential oils to overcome pathologies.

- VALNET J., Phytotherapy, to treat oneself with plants, ed. Maloine, Paris, 1983.

The author has given himself, in this book, to say how we can use medicinal plants to cure oneself. It thus provides everything there is to know about each plant studied. Here is the plan that it follows: origin of the plant, the parts used, the main constituents, the therapeutic properties, the indications and the methods of use such as infusion, decoction, maceration, mother tincture, alcoholate and distillation. All this information allows anyone to prepare their remedy for treatment. In addition, the author enriches his work by a vast form for several diseases classified in alphabetical order, by some old recipes and by studies. peculiar to certain plants: papaya, ginseng, cabbage ... These are in fact plants which have great therapeutic powers.

- VALNET J., Treat yourself with vegetables, fruits and cereals, Paris, 1985.

The book provides the substances of the plants we eat; some of these vegetables, fruits and grains are medicinal plants and are used as such. To present them, the author gives the following outline: the main constituents, properties, indications and instructions for use. Among these plants, here is the cabbage which, in history, was a true panacea. Let us read, on this subject, the author of the book: "One could be astonished that this exceptional therapeutic means - known since Antiquity since, declares Cato the Elder, the Romans owed to him to be able to do without doctors during six centuries. - could have fallen into oblivion at this point. This is because, as Dr J. Poucel wrote, "if man had not been devoured by his incurable itching to philosophize in the abstract, the old-fashioned use of natural methods would quickly have won its place. membership ”(p.241).

- W1RTH W., Healing With Aloe, The Solution To Many Ailments, ed. Ennsthaler, Austria, 2006.

The author presents the therapeutic properties of aloe, this plant known and used throughout the world, and the different preparation techniques it has developed and the drug obtained from this plant. He is embarking on a new therapy with biogenetic stimulators. It starts from the property of the plant which stimulates the tissues and renews them. In the use of the plant, the author is not satisfied with the methods of preparation known in traditional pharmacopoeia, but he uses biostimulant preparations taken by subcutaneous injection or oral application. A good number of diseases are treated by this new therapy.

In the prior art, I can also cite a patent application relating to essential oils used as antiviral and antibacterial medicine such as US2006 / 0068044A1 "Antimicrobial compositions and applications therefore".

COVID-19 (Coronavirus Deases-19) is a viral infection that had just emerged towards the end of 2019, a virus characterized by its very rapid infectious force. The whole world is reached and is unarmed to fight it. Treatment protocols have been proposed, but they are far from beating the virus. Today, in the absence of effective treatment, the safest mode of fight consists of protective measures such as confinement, wearing a mask, washing the hands regularly with soap and water or with the gel. hydroalcoholic and distancing.

Regarding containment, all countries in the world are trying to apply it, but over time, they are starting to give it up, because populations cannot be confined indefinitely and this has negative consequences on the economies of states.

Likewise, other measures such as wearing a mask, regular hand washing and distancing are turning out to be tedious and restrictive in their implementation by the populations. So, to deal with this pandemic, I am proposing a drug which is a mixture of essential oils from seven (7) medicinal plants. This medication is antiviral, bactericidal and has been shown to be effective in patients with COV1D-19.

2- BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The medicine is obtained from a mixture of essential oils of seven (7) medicinal plants. The particularity of the invention lies in the selection of the plants from which the essential oils are extracted, in the process for obtaining the medicament and its use.

3- DESCRIPTION PROPERLY

The essential oils of seven (7) plants are used in the composition of the drug. It is :

Lavandula offîcinalis Ocimum basilicum;

Rosmarinus Offîcinalis;

Cupressus sempervirens;

Pi nus sylvestris;

- Juniperus communis;

Melaleuca leucadendron.

3-A- / PRESENTATION OF EACH PLANT

FIRST PLANT: Lavandula offîcinalis Family: Labiee

French: Lavender officinalis

The officinal lavender is a plant that grows in Europe, particularly in France, Italy, Spain and also in North Africa, as in Algeria.

Part used: Essential oil.

It is obtained by steam distillation of the plant.

Active subtances :

The gasoline contains linalyl and geranyl ethers (35 to 55% linalyl acetate), geraniol, Iinalool ...

Therapeutic properties

The officinal lavender is well used in herbal medicine for its multiple therapeutic properties. Its essence is a pulmonary antiseptic; it is bactericidal, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, diuretic and tonic.

Jobs

The essential oil is applied, with success, in different pathologies. It is used alone in alcoholic solution. It can be applied to children. Antiviral and bactericidal, it is used against infectious diseases, diseases of the respiratory tract, such as asthma, heavy cough, influenza, bronchitis and tuberculosis. Its antiseptic power helps release bronchial secretions. She is used to fight gonorrhea due to its antiseptic properties, as well as leucorrhoea.

Observations

The essential oil of lavender is not toxic and does not present any danger to the human body. It enters into the "vinegar of the four thieves", invented during the epidemic from 1628 to 1631, in Toulouse.

SECOND PLANT:

PLANT: Ocimum basilicum

Family: Lamiacée

French: Common basil, royal herb, Roman basil.

The different varieties of basil (around 150) grow in various warm regions of the world. The common basil is the most used for its essence and its aromatic properties, in therapy. He is originally from Asia.

Parts used: Essential oil.

It is obtained from the leaves by steam distillation.

Main constituents: Ocimum basilicum produces an essential oil, composed of methyl chavicol also called estragol, which forms the main constituent, and it also contains monoterpenols such as linalool, terpineol, fenchol, eugenol.

Properties and indications

The essence is tonic, and is a very powerful antispasmodic. It is an intestinal antiseptic and an anti-inflammatory.

The essential oil is used against rheumatoid arthritis for its anti-inflammatory properties. It fights neuritis, shingles and herpes, mixed with other essential oils such as Cupressus sempervirens, Ravensara aromatica and Thymus vulgaris. Tired intellectuals would consume it to regain their balance.

THIRD PLANT: ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS

Family: Labiee French: Rosemary,

Synonyms: Marine rose, incense tree, troubadour rosemary, crown herb.

The plant grows in the South of France, in Italy, Spain, Tunisia ...

Parts used: Essential oil obtained by steam distillation of flowering tops.

Active principles: Its essence has one main constituent: monoterpene.

Therapeutic properties

The essential oil of rosemary is a general stimulant, equivalent to that of thyme; it is an antiseptic and fights bronchopulmonary pathologies; it is antispasmodic in combination with other essences. She treats gout; she is an emmenagogue (she regulates the cycle of women). It is diuretic and sudorific.

Indications and instructions for use

Rosemary essential oil is prescribed for people with general asthenia and for people who suffer from memory loss. To women who suffer from dysmenorrhea, aromatic oil is applied. It effectively fights the affections of the nervous system, such as epilepsy and the sequelae of paralysis. There is a particular characteristic of aromatic oil to note: it enters into all the preparations of other oils in alcoholic solution and reinforces their synergy; it blends harmoniously with other oils.

Observations

The essential oil of rosemary is not toxic; however, it should be noted that used in excessive amounts it is epileptic. Like thyme, it is part of the "vinegar of the 4 thieves", invented during the epidemic from 1628 to 1631 in Toulouse.

FOURTH PLANT: Cupressus sempervirens Family: Confères (Cupressaceae)

French: Cypress

The cypress is the tree of cemeteries. It is recognized quite easily, thanks to its evergreen leaves, having a long pyramidal crown. It comes from the Mediterranean basin. Parts used: Essential oil, obtained by distillation of the fruits, called cypress nuts. The cypress has been used since ancient times by the Assyrians, a people who lived in present-day Iraq. Its essential oil contains a catechetical tannin, a terpene alcohol, cypress camphor. It pairs easily with other essences. Active ingredients: Cypress oil contains a lot of constituents; 180 are mentioned. It has monoterpene, sesquiternic and diterpene hydrocarbons.

Therapeutic properties

The essential oil of the cypress is vasoconstrictor and invigorating of the veins, antispasmodic and antirheumatic. It is a general rebalancing, especially of the nervous system.

Indications and instructions for use

The essence oil treats and regulates ovarian disorders and those of menopause, is prescribed against spasmodic cough, influenza, enuresis (urinary incontinence). It is prescribed for venous circulatory disorders. For coughs, it is combined with the essence of thyme (thymol). It is applied in the case of nervous fatigue or exhaustion. It is combined with Rosmarinus officinalis, Mentha piperita to restore balance in diabetics and thus reduce insulin doses.

Take 2 to 4 drops in alcoholic solution, 2 to 3 times a day.

FIFTH PLANT: Pinus sylvestris Family: French conifers: Scots pine

The wild pine is very widespread in the cold and high regions of Europe, in the Nordic countries. It is also cultivated in the plains. Parts used: essential oil from needles.

Essential oil, obtained by steam distillation of the needles. It contains an oil rich in pinene, sylvestrene, bornyl acetate.

Therapeutic properties

Its aromatic essence is a powerful antiseptic for the respiratory tract, as well as the urinary and hepatic tract. It is balsamic; it softens the respiratory mucous membranes.

Indications

The essential oil of the Scots pine is used against diseases of the respiratory tract: colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, tuberculosis. It effectively fights urinary disorders, such as cystitis, lower prostatitis and infections in general. It is prescribed against gallstones.

Manual

Essential oil: take 3 to 5 drops in alcoholic solution, 3 to 4 times a day. SIXTH PLANT:

Juniperus communis

Family: Conifer

French: Juniper

Juniper grows in Central and Southern Europe, Sweden, Canada. It has been known as a medicinal plant since ancient times for its antiseptic and diuretic properties.

Part used: Essential oil

It is obtained by steam distillation of the berries.

Main constituents

The essential oil contains monoterpenes, sesquiterpenes and monoterpenols.

Properties and indications

The essence of juniper, extracted from the berries, is tonic for the visceral functions, the nervous system, the digestive tract and a general stimulant of the secretions. Depurative, it is a pulmonary, digestive, urinary and blood antiseptic. It is an anti-rheumatic drug, promoting the excretion of uric acid and toxins, and is anti-diabetic.

The essential oil is a prophylaxis against contagious diseases. It is prescribed in cases of hepato-pancreatic insufficiency in combination with Rosmarinus officinalis; it is used against diseases of the urinary tract (kidneys and bladder) and painful menstruation. It is involved in basic treatments for cancerous tumors. It is taken 5 to 10 drops per day, in alcoholic solution.

It is good to know that juniper oil makes your urine smell like violets.

SEVENTH PLANT:

Melaleuca leucadendron

Family: Myrtaceae

Popular name: Cajeput Melaleuca leucadendron is a tree that grows in the Philippines, Malaysia, Moluccas ...

Part used: Essential oil

The essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of the leaves and buds.

Main constituents

The gasoline contains cineol (60-75%) and left-hand pinene. There is another Melaleuca, the niaouli, which contains upright pinene. There is also terpineol.

Properties and indications

The essential oil is a general antiseptic against lung, intestinal and urinary tract infections. It is antispasmodic and antineuralgic.

It is used against chronic conditions of the pulmonary system (bronchitis, tuberculosis). It effectively treats chronic pharyngitis, painful periods, rheumatism, gout. It is used to fight cystitis and urethritis.

3-B / PREPARATION, INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES a) Preparation

- The product is composed of essential oils from seven plants, which can be obtained from pharmacies, herbalists or from a manufacturer.

- The preparation consists of mixing essential oils in alcohol at 90 ° or 95 °. This formula has the advantage that it allows the body to easily absorb the oils. There is no fear of any risk that comes from alcohol.

- Introduce, in a 70 ml bottle of 90 ° or 95 ° alcohol, 2 grams of each of seven essential oils. Shake the bottle to mix well, and the product is ready to consume. b) Instructions for use:

- Drink 12-15 drops in half a glass of lukewarm water, 3 times a day, 10 minutes before the 3 meals.

- Shake before use.

- Close immediately after use. c) Therapeutic properties

The product obtained from the mixture of these seven essential oils has several therapeutic properties: it is antiviral, bactericidal, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, diuretic, tonic and cytophylactic. It is a powerful bronchopulmonary and intestinal antiseptic, a general stimulant, fights asthenia. It is an anti-infectious agent for the urinary tract. 3-C / USE

This blend of essential oils, used alone, can treat COVID-19 and CORONAVIRUS illnesses in 12 days.

This mixture of essential oils associated with the mixture of extracts of eight (8) plants composed of: Xylopia aethiopica, Allium sativum, Eugenia caryophyllata, Zingiber officinale, Myristica fragans, Citrus limonium, Aloes, Cymbopogon citratus allows the treatment of COVID- 19 and CORONAVIRUS infections within 7 days.

This combination decongests the lungs in 24 hours. The patient immediately regains his sense of smell and his appetite returns. Most symptoms disappear within 48 hours.

After 7 days of treatment, the patient no longer presents any symptoms related to COVID-19 and the screening test becomes negative.

This combination is also used against shingles and makes it disappear in 48 hours. It effectively fights lung diseases: bronchitis, tuberculosis, influenza, asthma, colds, coughing. It is also used for people suffering from urinary tract infections: gonorrhea, chlamydial infection, cystitis, leucorrhoea, dysmenorrhea. It is prescribed against rheumatic diseases. She is an emenagogue.

3-D- / TREATMENT TESTS:

In the period from ^January 1 to May 20, 2020, three thousand (3000) people across Cameroon and surrounding countries, with symptoms of COVID- 19 and tested "positive for Covid-19" were submitted to treatment based on the mixture of essential oils described.

From the ^5th day of treatment, the symptoms started to disappear.

After ^day 12, no patient still had symptoms and remade control tests were all found "NEGATIVE".

In the same period, seven (7) thousand (7000) people across Cameroon and surrounding countries, who exhibited symptoms of COVID-19 and tested "positive for COVID-19" were submitted to the association mixture of essential oils described with another mixture of extracts of eight (8) medicinal plants composed of: Xylopia aethiopica, Allium sativu, Eugenia caryophyllata, Zingiber officinale, Myristica fragans, Citrus limonium, Aloes, Cymbopogon citratus.

From the ^2nd day of treatment, the symptoms started to disappear.

After the ^7th day, no patient still had symptoms and redone control tests were all found "NEGATIVE".

Claims

1. Drug for the treatment of COV1D-19 characterized in that it is based on a mixture of essential oils extracted from the following seven plants: Lavandula officinalis, Ocimum basilicum, Rosmarinus officinalis, Cupressus sempervirens, Pinus sylvestris, Juniperus commuais, Melaleuca leucadendron.

2. Medicinal product based on essential oils for the treatment of COVID-19 according to claim 1, characterized in that its method of obtaining consists in introducing 2g of each of the essential oils of the seven plants in 70 ml of alcohol. 90 ° or 95 ° contained in a bottle.

3. Medicinal product based on essential oils for the treatment of COVID-19 according to the preceding claims, characterized in that it can be used to treat CORONAVIRUS infections, pulmonary diseases (bronchitis, tuberculosis, influenza, asthma, colds and cough), urinary and rheumatic ailments.

4- Medicinal product based on essential oils according to claims 1 and 2 characterized in that it can be combined with the mixture of extracts of eight (8) plants of Xylopia aethiopica, Allium sativum, Eugenia caryophyllata, Zingiber officinale, Myristica fragans , Citrus limonium, Aloes, Cymbopogon citratus for the treatment of COVID-19 and CORONAVIRUS infections.

5- Medicinal product based on essential oils according to claims 1 and 2 characterized in that it can be combined with the mixture of extracts of eight (8) plants of Xylopia aethiopica, Allium sativum, Eugenia caryophyllata, Zingiber officinale, Myristica fragans , Citrus limonium, Aloes, Cymbopogon citratus for the treatment of shingles, pulmonary diseases (bronchitis, tuberculosis, influenza, asthma, cold, quintuous cough), gonorrhea, chlamydia infection, cystitis, leucorrhoea, dysmenorrhoea, rheumatic conditions.