ES2340352B1 - TOPIC APPLICATION OIL OR LIQUID FOR WOUNDS. - Google Patents

Abstract

Topical ointment or liquid for wounds, obtained by combining three quarters of a liter of distilled water as a component for cooking under pressure at a constant temperature between one hundred and one hundred and fifty degrees, together with the incorporation of wild grass called jaguarzo or Cistus monspeliensis in a proportion of two hundred grams, and at the same time, incorporating into the cooking an aromatic herb called thyme or Thymus hyemalis , in an exact proportion of fifty grams, thus achieving the appropriate composition of the ointment, applied by moistening the wound or the ulcer more or less deep directly, drying and healing in a short time to heal any wound produced on the skin after a few days, without any risk of infection or infections. All this, due to the capacity and healing qualities of this composition.

Description

Topical ointment or liquid for wounds

Object of the invention

The patent object of the description refers to in this case the novel design of an ointment created with the purpose of remedying delay or slow healing, as well as the possible infection in the healing of all kinds of ulcers and wounds of greater or lesser depth. Achieving an accelerated and progressive improvement of the lesion, until it remains in a few days correctly healed and healed by the healing and regenerative action of ingredients that make up the present invention. Obtained initially in liquid form combining and using for I make a wild herb with an aromatic herb. From such that the liquid ointment resulting from a mixture adequate proportional between this determined and denominated usually weed and aromatic herb, cause the cure of Wounds quickly and efficiently.

Field of the Invention

The scope of the invention would be the covering the entire industry dedicated to manufacturing or manufacturing and commercialization of all types of pharmaceutical products. Also including in this same area the sector itself dedicated to the production of drugs and dressings impregnated or liquids for treatments of all kinds of wounds and skin ulcers. further of the medical sectors in particular and of medicine in general.

Background of the invention

On the part of the applicant, it is unknown in the actuality the existence of an invention that is presented with the characteristics described in the memory of this Patent itself. His employment being totally new.

Performing, so far and currently, both multitude of treatments or ointments and more specifically in wounds with the use of iodine and all its variety, in in terms of concentration indices and even variations of composition or dissolution, such as dressings impregnated with disinfectant compounds Without knowing so far no type of ointment neither viscous, nor more liquid, nor low chemically suffered transformations, since such ointment could appear in any of these states, which you resolve by use and application effectively and quickly compared to a process of normal healing, wound healing as well as skin ulcers

Description of the invention

Ointment or liquid, topically applied to the injuries, to which this proprietary description refers, are corresponds in this case to the creation of a liquid ointment determined produced based on a mixture of jaguarzo and thyme both names being their most common nomenclature used.

Understanding the jaguarzo or black jaguarzo more specifically and also known, as jara de Monpelier or black jara, according to a scientific classification of the Kingdom; Plantae, of Division; Magnoliophyta And in the Class; Magnoliopsida, within the Cistaceae Family and with Gender; Cistus In the Binomial Species or Scientific Name: Cistus monspeliensis .

Thyme also known as marjoram or white thyme, common thyme or mauve flower thyme.

The thyme contained in the present invention is used as an ingredient, scientifically classified to a Kingdom called Plantae, of Division; Spermatophyta and Class; Magnoliopside Within the Family of Lamiaceae, of Gender; Thymus and with Species or Binomial Scientific Name: Thymus hyemalis .

There is a wide variety of species in both the Thymus genus and the Cistus . Carrying out the invention and its applications with the wild grass called Cistus monspeliensis or Black Jaguarzo and the aromatic herb Thymus hyemalis or Winter Thyme. Combined, with a certain amount of water and cooking under pressure, at a temperature between 100º and 150º.

On the one hand, the Jaguarzo or Cistus monspeliensis belong to the Family of the Cistaceae and the Order of the Malvales. Including Thyme or Thymus hyemalis in the Family of the Lamiaceae in the Order of the Lamiales.

The Cistaceae being bushy plants as well as herbaceous with simple and opposite leaves, sometimes alternate and usually with villi. Even more pronounced on the stems. Presenting glands with resins and oils. Hermaphrodite flowers actinomorphic, solitary or in clusters. Encapsulated fruits. And you kill of shrubs that proliferate existing in temperate zones, especially from Mediterranean regions.

Referring, on the other hand, to the Lamiaceae as A Family of evergreen aromatic herbs and ovate forms standing opposite. With flowers usually of one color Violet hermaphroditic or bisexual. Emerging in corsages terminals of several flowers each.

Formally characterized Black Jaguarzo or Cistus monspeliensis , for having linear and linear lanceolate leaves very sticky and rough. Traveled, by three longitudinal nerves, (trinervada and pinnatinervada). With also narrowly elliptical shapes, little hair in the beam and underside full of tiny hairs.

Of white pentamer flowers. And corolla of five truncated petals oblique, with five oval sepals. Basic Slightly armored and densely puvescent. Yellow stamens very numerous, uneven and longer than the pistil. With a flowering from April to June.

Formally configuring the Winter Thyme or Thymus hyemalis as woody-stemmed plants with low height causing small, very branched shrubs. Of tiny linear or revolutionary fasciculated leaves with ciliated base and bluish white flowers grouped in more or less dense glomeruli. Pentamer and bilabiate chalice, with superior margins also ciliated. With corolla violaceous gamopétala and fruits in tetranúcula internally in the calyx. Being characteristic of the Region of Murcia belonging to a Mediterranean climate. Incorporating these bushes a high content of oils that have aromatic essences. Blooming between the months of April and June.

Description of the drawings

To complement this description that is being realizing and in order to contribute to a more understanding Detailed features offered by the novelty are attached to this specification and as an integral part thereof a series of linear drawings that will represent the following illustrative reasons:

Figure number 1.- Shows global information of the invention by visualizing a portion of the Jaguarzo or Cistus monspeliensis next to the Thyme or Thymus hyemalis introduced, together, in a certain amount of distilled water. All from a perspective view.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of figure number 1, this ointment or topical application fluid for wounds, is obtained by the exactly proportioned mix and match of several substances or ingredients

Proceeding in the preparation of the ointment, with the approximate introduction of three quarters of a liter of water distilled in a suitable container for cooking under a Perfect pressure Generated by a constant source of heat between one hundred and one hundred and fifty degrees of temperature.

Incorporating then exactly two hundred grams of Black Jaguarzo or Cistus monspeliensis freshly cut from the bushes and with flowers, leaves and even fruit, to the cooking in the airtight container under pressure.

Adding, together, to the previous ingredient fifty grams of Winter Thyme or Thymus hyemalis in the same container. Let these ingredients cook in the water for a certain time.

Depositing ointment or liquid after performing the correct cooking in a preferable glass covered container and preferably. Store it in a cool or refrigerated place. All this to contribute to a better endurance and conservation of the healing and healing quality provided by this invention.

Starting the application of ointment or liquid, taking a certain dosage and depositing it in a heat bearing vessel Heating said container housing it inside another container with water. Starting to heat the water and transmit heat to the container with the ointment, in such a way that when it starts to warm it quickly withdraws of the heat source.

Applying directly to the wound or ulcer that is provoked on the skin. Impregnating the ointment in a sterile gauze Wetting the wound or ulcer going on to dry in a few seconds, accelerating surprising and Beneficially the wound. Healing in several days without there is no risk of infection when substances or natural disinfectant components in this invention. Provided that it is performed exactly according to this preferred mode.

The elements and substances used, for the preparation of ointment or liquid for topical application for wounds (1) will be those described in the present invention. The compositions may be varied and even modified by virtue of all possible variations that are presented to the market.

The terms in which this is described Patent memory will always be taken broadly and not limitative.

Claims (2)

1. Topical ointment or liquid for wounds characterized in that it is prepared by heating a mixture of 200 grams of Cistus monspeliensis and 50 grams of Thymus hyemalis at a temperature between 100 and 150ºC in a container with three quarters of distilled water. 2. Ointment or liquid for topical application for wounds according to the preceding claim characterized in that at the time of application the ointment is heated to the water bath until it is warm and applied to the previously moistened wound.