JPH01228907A - Cream for external application - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide an external cream useful as a cosmetic cream for the beauty of skin and also as a treating cream for treating ambustion, bedsore prevention, incised wound, bleeding piles, etc., by compounding horse fats with pure gold foil flakes. CONSTITUTION:100 pts.wt. of hours fats preferably extracted from the subcutaneous fats of the necks of horses is compounded with 0.1-1 pt.wt., preferably 0.35-0.8 pt.wt., particularly 0.5-0.8 pt.wt., of pure gold foil flakes to provide an external cream. The external cream is useful as a cosmetic cream having beauty effects such as the softening of skins and the treatment of blotches, acnes, rough skins and fine wrinkles due to the strong penetrating and repairing actions of the horse fats and due to the blood circulation-activating action, lymphous action-accelerating action, etc., of the pure gold and also as a treating external cream for mitigating the pain or itch of symptoms such as ambustion, incised wound, detergent rash and bedsore and for preventing suppuration, etc., to enable the early treatment of affected parts.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial Application Field> The present invention is applicable not only to cosmetic creams for skin beauty, but also to cosmetic creams for skin beauty.
The present invention relates to an external cream useful for preventing burns, bedsores, and treating cuts, hemorrhoids, etc.

<Conventional technology> Among cosmetic creams and external creams, oil-based creams are
Conventionally, beeswax, whale wax, solid paraffin, ceresin, vaseline, lanolin, liquid paraffin, olive oil, etc. have been appropriately selected and used as oil and fat components.

Taking nutritional cream as an example of the 11 cosmetic creams, it uses animal and vegetable oils and fats as its main ingredients to absorb through the skin, and also contains vitamins, hormones, and other chemicals to nourish the skin and soften it. Care has been taken to keep it beautiful.

On the other hand, as the recent review of Oriental medicine progresses, the effects of pure gold on the human body are attracting attention.

Even if the effect of gold is recognized medically, it is difficult to prove its effect scientifically, as is the case with many other folk medicines. However, just as the ingredients of many herbal medicines have gradually become clear and their effects on living bodies have been scientifically and medically proven, it is thought that the cause and effect of gold will eventually be proven.

There are many reports of pure gold having an effect on the human body, and in China, whole needles have been used in the treatment of tension that has continued for 4,000 years. This is said not only because gold does not rust, but also because when compared to iron nails, full needles were much more effective for people with weak bodies.

In our country, it has been consumed as a medicine since ancient times. Examples are Hanaoka Seishu's ``Zenkosan'' and the Kaga clan's secret medicine ``Shiun.''
seen in

In recent years, approaches from Western medicine have also become popular, and attempts have been made to use all preparations because they suppress the growth of rheumatoid arthritis and tuberculosis bacteria.

There are many examples where it is thought that the effects of gold appear as a result of its action on the human body.For example, in the Chinese herbal medicine book R-bond herb class, the effects of gold are described as ``soothing the mind, hardening the bone marrow,
Penetrates the evil energy in the five organs. If you take this, you will live a long life and become a divine being.'' Research conducted by Chika Hk has shown that in addition to inhibiting the growth of various types of bacteria, gold also has a therapeutic effect on allergic asthma and promotes health by activating the body.

Naturally, given the attention that gold has received, attempts have been made to use it in topical creams and apply it to the body to obtain various effects6. There are examples of it being blended into jojoba oil.

Horse tallow, on the other hand, has been recognized for its medicinal properties since ancient times, and is included in the ``bonsai class'' in the Chinese herbal medicine books mentioned above.

It has been described as being used to treat cracked limbs, chapped limbs, and paralysis of the mouth due to paralysis. It is gaining attention because it shows strong absorption and permeability when applied to the skin even at near EK, and is used by women with rough skin to moisturize the skin, and when applied to the affected area in the case of a burn, it can prevent water buildup. There have been reports of cases in which patients were cured without being able to do so. These effects are said to be due to good skin permeability and air blocking.

<Problems to be Solved by the Invention> The above-mentioned conventional creams using gold were made with attention only to the effects of gold. Therefore, since gold is simply added to the base oil and fat ingredients used in regular external creams, the beauty and therapeutic effects of using expensive gold are not so great. be.

Means for Solving the Problem The inventor of the present invention conducted various studies and developed a cream for external use that contains horse fat and pure gold leaf pieces. This horse fat is extracted from the subcutaneous fat of the horse's neck.
It is best to mix 0.1 to 1 parts of pure gold foil, preferably 0.35 to 8 parts by weight, to 00ffl parts. Pure gold foil has no effect if it is less than 001 parts by weight, and if it is more than 0.35 parts by weight, This is preferable because it gives immediate effect, but if it is more than 1 part by weight, the cost becomes high and it is economically disadvantageous. Therefore, from the point of view of being economical and having a predetermined effect, the above range is adopted, but more preferably it is O, S to 0.8 fi parts.

The horse fat used here is most preferably extracted from the subcutaneous fat of the horse's neck.

Effect> Such external creams reach the subcutaneous tissue in a short period of time due to horse fat's strong penetrating ability into human skin. This is also supported by the results of component analysis of horse tallow.As shown in Table 1, horse tallow has a high content of oleic acid, palmitic acid, and linoleic acid, even compared to beef tallow and pork tallow. It can be seen that there are a lot of linoleic acid and palmitoleic acid. Moreover, as the inventor's test results revealed for the first time, horse tallow obtained from the subcutaneous fat of a horse's neck has a lower melting point than beef tallow, melts at the surface temperature of the human body, and has good permeability. It has a composition of ingredients.

In particular, it has been shown that it has a slightly higher iodine value and a higher amount of unsaturated fatty acids than beef tallow and pork fat. Therefore, it penetrates into the skin much better than conventional products, and it also blocks air and expels bacteria from the body, providing a disinfecting effect. Furthermore, when absorbed into the subcutaneous tissue, it causes blood circulation, immunity development (sterilization) and metabolism (inflammation wound repair).
promote.

When gold leaf is applied and rubbed onto the skin along with horse fat, it becomes invisible and penetrates into the skin in a short period of time. This activates blood circulation and improves lymphatic function. It also improves the secretion of hormones and improves the function of nerves and muscles.

Margin below <Example> The present invention will be described in detail using Examples above.

Horse fat (base 1) extracted from horse neck skin fat (1
1.Specially produced by Gastroenterology Co., Ltd. (Ingredients are shown in Table 1) 65g of pure edible gold leaf is added at 0.5g.
5g was added and stirred so that the gold leaf was evenly dispersed.

The resultant product had gold leaf dispersed in nearly transparent horse tallow in the form of flakes of about 2 to 6-2 sizes, had no odor, and was a good cream for external use.

When this topical cream was applied to the skin and a penetration test was performed,
At first, it looks like a base and the gold leaf is golden and dispersed, but when you massage it with your hands, within a few seconds it becomes transparent and you can't see the presence of gold, and it penetrates deep into the skin, leaving your skin smooth and smooth. Ta.

<Effects of the Invention> The external cream of the present invention has the following effects due to horse fat's strong skin penetration and recovery effects, and pure gold's ability to activate blood circulation and promote lymphatic function. The effects shown in 1: were observed.

When used for beauty purposes on the face and other skin, it softens the skin, eliminates age spots, acne, rough skin, fine wrinkles, etc., and opens the protective film that covers the surface of the skin, penetrating deep into the skin and releasing moisture from the inside. Your face and skin will become radiant and beautiful.

When used as a therapeutic external cream for symptoms such as burns, cuts, detergent soaks, bedsores, etc., it relieves pain and itching, prevents suppuration, etc., and has the i+J ability to heal the affected area quickly.

When used as a therapeutic topical cream on areas affected by bacterial diseases such as athlete's foot, ringworm, ringworm, 1 inflammation, armpits, and eczema, 2
~3[1 will be completely cured.

When used on the head, it prevents hair loss, thinning hair, baldness, and dandruff.
Hair removal T! Hair regrowth from the hair root within 2 to 3 years is possible.

Furthermore, it softens muscles and improves blood circulation, so it cures stiff eyebrows, neuralgia, muscle pain, arthritis, cold sensitivity, and baldness.

Of course, it is also effective for people other than humans, and good results have been obtained for pyomas and skin diseases in animals such as dogs, cats, and small birds.

that's all

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A cream for external use, characterized in that it is made by blending pure gold leaf pieces with horse fat. 2 Horse fat is extracted from the subcutaneous fat of a horse's neck.
2. The cream for external use according to claim 1, characterized in that 0.1 to 1 part by weight of pure gold leaf pieces is blended with 100 parts by weight of said horse fat.