JPS5823771A - Utilizing method of supernatant liquid of pollen extract - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a honey having a high nutritive value, by concentrating a supernatant liquid of a pollen extract under reduced pressure, and freeze-drying the concentrated extract. CONSTITUTION:Pollen grains which are stored in a refrigerator at about -20 deg.C for 24hr or longer are agitated while pouring hot water thereon, and the cell membranes of the pollen grains are crushed to extract the contents from the crushed pollen grains to give a pollen grain extract, which is then allowed to stand for about one day at room temperature. The resulatant supernatant liquid is then concentrated in a vacuum concentrating vessel and heated at 50-60 deg.C to a suitable concentration. The resultant concentrate is then added to a honey or freeze-dried. Thus, a food having high contents of vitamins, proteins. amino acids, minerals, etc. is obtained.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a method for using the supernatant liquid of pollen extract.◎ Pollen contains many times more sugars and amino acids than normal cells,
In addition, it contains a large amount of protein, vitamins, and enzymes, and is highly nutritious.Nine foods and cosmetics are commercially available using pollen and pollen. The problem is that it is difficult to digest and absorb because it is covered with a mantle that is chemically very stable, so it is either excreted without being decomposed at all, or it is only slightly decomposed from the germination opening. There is.

In order to solve this problem, the present applicant has previously filed Japanese Patent Application No. 52-112618 (Japanese Patent Publication No. 54-3).
No. 1067) provided a method for extracting nutrients from pollen grains in an extremely short period of time and solved the above conventional problems. The liquid was discarded and the remaining pollen was freeze-dried and used, but subsequent analysis of the supernatant revealed that it also contained a high content of vitamins, proteins, amino acids, minerals, etc. Having found that, the present invention provides a method of utilizing the supernatant.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically explained with reference to the following overmotion.

First, pollen (regardless of D
While rapidly pouring 200-degrees of boiling water at 00C, stir with a high-speed mixer or pass through a homogenizer. This is K
The cell membrane of the pollen grain is broken and the contents (nutrients) are expelled.
can be obtained as an aqueous solution. In the case of a high-speed mixer, the rotation speed is 1000 to 2000 rpm, and in the case of a homogenizer, it is 150 to 170 kl/cv. This is done at the same pressure as above, but you can also put it in a mixer bowl and stir it.◇After that, let it stand at room temperature for about a day, and then remove the supernatant liquid.

Place in a vacuum concentrator and heat to 50-60r to concentrate to an appropriate concentration. This makes it possible to obtain a concentrated liquid that is both transparent and highly nutritious.

As described above, the resulting concentrated liquid can be used as it is by adding it to honey or other foods, or the concentrated liquid can be further freeze-dried and used for powders, pharmaceutical preparations, etc. Tao,
The method of using the precipitated pollen was described in the previous application, so it will be omitted here.

*There are two types of honey: white honey, which is collected from Acacia and Astragalus, and ripe honey, which is collected from Buckwheat, Chestnut, etc.
Generally speaking, black honey contains more vitamins, but it has a bad taste and smell, and is of low commercial value, so it is not sold at high prices. It is possible to provide honey with high value and high nutritional value.

Patent applicant: Saitama Beekeeping Co., Ltd. Representative Patent Attorney Sei Satoshi

Claims (1)

[Claims] After subjecting the pollen grains to a rapid temperature change, the pollen extract was stirred to extract the contents.The pollen extract was left at room temperature for about 1 day. ~60
A pollen extract that is heated to C and concentrated to an appropriate concentration, and the concentrated liquid is added to honey or other foods, or used after further freeze-drying. How to use the supernatant.