KR100847402B1 - Composite for formentation including milled wormwood and Method thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a culprit medium and a manufacturing method including wormwood powder, manufactured by combining 35% by weight of finely ground wormwood powder, 35% by weight of sawdust, 25% by weight of rice bran, 2% by weight of charcoal powder, and 3% by weight of green tea powder. When steamed by using the steaming medium by adding fermented enzyme solution diluted with water to 25 to 30% by weight in one steaming medium, the cells are activated, the wastes and toxins of the human body are discharged, and charcoal powder and green tea are fermented. It relates to a cooking medium and a manufacturing method including a mugwort powder that can eliminate the allergic reaction caused by mugwort due to the addition of flour.

Mugwort powder, sawdust, rice bran, green tea powder, charcoal powder, fermented enzyme solution, water content, dilution

Description

Steaming medium containing mugwort powder and its manufacturing method {Composite for formentation including milled wormwood and Method

The present invention relates to a culprit medium including a mugwort powder and a manufacturing method, and more specifically, by adding a fermentation enzyme solution to a culprit medium prepared by combining sawdust, rice bran, charcoal powder and green tea powder to finely ground mugwort powder. When steamed using the steaming medium, the steaming medium and the manufacturing method including the mugwort powder that can activate the cells and the human body waste and toxins are discharged and eliminate allergic reactions caused by mugwort due to the addition of charcoal powder, green tea powder It is about.

Generally, wormwood is a perennial grass belonging to the Asteraceae, and it is known that there are about 30 species in Korea alone depending on its shape and fragrance components. Mugwort is divided into edible and medicinal and is used for various purposes due to the well-known efficacy of mugwort.

In particular, mugwort is known to have antibacterial, blood coagulation, uterine contractions, bronchiectasis, antipyretic action, etc. In oriental medicine, mugwort using a lot of the benefits of the mugwort is a favorite.

It is known that the wormwood used for medicinal purposes is especially good for the old days on the beach or in the island region, and the representative ones are Sasangari Mugwort in Jawoldo, Ganghwado, which is known for its excellent weakness because it grows against the sea breeze of the west coast. to be.

The wormwood is shorter than other wormwood and has a glossy leaf, rounded leaf tip, slender wormwood, and hairy hair. The main ingredients of mugwort are calcium, fiber, vitamin A, vitamin B, vitamin C, etc. The mugwort used for medicinal use is usually picked up within 5 days before and after May.

The ingredients of mugwort in 100g of mugwort made by Rural Development Administration and Japan Science and Technology Agency are as follows.

Water 81.4g, ash 2.0g, protein 7.7g, iron 10.9mg, fiber 3.7mg, vitamin B2 0.23mg, phosphorus 70mg, sugar 4.0g. 0.12 mg of vitamin B, 140 mg of calcium, 22 mg of vitamin C, vitamin A 7940IU, 0.8 g of lipid, 1.5 mg of niacin.

According to this ingredient analysis, mugwort is characterized by a lot of minerals and vitamins. In particular, it has a lot of vitamin A. Vitamin A has an immune effect that brightens the eyes, strengthens the skin, and increases resistance to illness. Also, it contains a lot of vitamin C, which plays a role in the prevention and treatment of colds. have.

In addition, the active ingredients of mugwort are known as cineol, choline, eucalyptol, adenine, monoginine, and artemisine, and they have strong blood clots, detoxification, blood circulation, tonic, gangjeong, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, immunity, and diuresis. It has been found to be effective for hemostasis and appetite. In addition, mugwort has a unique fragrance, which is an essential oil component called chinol, and it is known that a unique odor component plays a beneficial role in the body and is strong in sterilization and insecticide.

In addition, in the case of the sawdust used by this invention, it is a sawdust mainly collected from pine, and a large amount of terpin components are contained. When terpene is absorbed by the human body, it stimulates blood vessel walls to activate various functions of the body, and it dissolves unsaturated fatty acids and cholesterol, which causes arteriosclerosis, to facilitate blood circulation.

Moxa moxibustion has been performed since ancient times by using the efficacy of such a mugwort or pine sawdust, and in the modern times various steaming methods using the same have been used and developed.

Utility Model Application No. 1999-26342 relates to a structure of crypt type ocher jjimjilbang embedded with wormwood and pine needles, which is kneaded appropriately by adding wormwood and pine needles to the upper part of the layer and then mixed with wormwood and pine needles. The structure which formed this is disclosed. However, this structure does not come in contact with the components of the mugwort and pine wood can not expect direct and rapid efficacy.

In addition, Utility Model Application No. 2000-33774 has a structure of a jjimjilbang, in which a certain amount of medicinal herbs are prepared by mixing pine needles, wormwood, jinjin mugwort, and yellowtail in a certain proportion in a space of a steaming space. Is disclosed. However, when manufacturing a pill has the disadvantage that each herbal ingredient, such as the area that is in contact with the human body is small enough to obtain the desired effect.

In addition, Patent Application No. 2004-53583 discloses a whole body bath that is steamed using only wormwood powder. However, when only the mugwort powder is used, an allergic reaction may occur, as well as the fermentation unit does not rise above the desired poultice temperature of 60 ℃ and has a problem in that it does not maintain a high temperature for a certain time and the heat recovery power is late.

Therefore, the present invention has been made in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a cuddle medium prepared by mixing sawdust and rice bran and charcoal powder, green tea powder in a mugwort powder so as to obtain a beneficial effect on the human body through the steaming When steamed using the above steaming medium by adding fermentation enzyme solution to the fermentation, worms can be activated by activating cells, eliminating human waste and toxins, and eliminating allergic reactions caused by mugwort due to the addition of charcoal and green tea powder. It is to provide a poultice medium and a powder manufacturing method including the powder.

The present invention is to use a mugwort powder and sawdust, especially pine sawdust known to have a variety of efficacy, and is also prepared by mixing green tea powder and charcoal powder to eliminate allergic reactions generated when using the mugwort powder for a long time.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in the order of manufacturing process attached to the poultice medium as follows.

(a) the preparation step of the poultice medium

First, as the material of the steaming medium of the present invention, 35% by weight of mugwort powder, 35% by weight of sawdust, 25% by weight of rice bran, 3% by weight of green tea powder and 2% by weight of charcoal powder are blended. Said compounding ratio is a preferable compounding ratio.

Mugwort, one of the main ingredients, is dried, finely pulverized and prepared into powder. The powder is used to prevent roughness and wounds from coming into contact with the skin when it is steamed, and to allow the active ingredients of mugwort to fully function on the skin.

As is well known, mugwort contains the active ingredient cineol, choline, eucalyptol, adenine, monoginine, artemisine and the like, and the essential oil component called cineol, which is a unique fragrance ingredient, has strong sterilization and insecticide.

Sawdust mainly uses pine sawdust. This is because the sawdust collected from pine contains a large amount of terpine. When terpene is absorbed by the human body, it stimulates blood vessel walls to activate various functions of the body, and it dissolves unsaturated fatty acids and cholesterol, which causes arteriosclerosis, to facilitate blood circulation.

In addition, the sawdust is to increase the oxygen dissolution rate to maintain the high temperature and heat recovery power of the steaming medium, it is preferable to combine the content of the content of the mugwort powder in order to satisfy the efficacy of the mugwort while having this effect. If only mugwort powder is used, high temperature can not be maintained for the desired time and heat recovery power is slow.

Rice bran is a nutrient for microorganisms described later and directly affects the calorific value. That is, if the amount of rice bran is added a lot, the temperature rises on the basis of the same time, and when the amount is low, the temperature rises low.

Green tea powder is intended to suppress the allergy caused by long-term skin contact with wormwood and to neutralize the high-temperature components of wormwood.

Charcoal powder is to prevent the generation of harmful gases and molds generated during fermentation such as sawdust or rice bran, and to enable steaming in a comfortable environment.

Although in the present invention, to obtain the medicinal effect of the mugwort, mugwort was used, but is not limited thereto. In other words, it is obvious that the culprit medium can be composed using various herbs obtained from mountains or fields instead of wormwood.

(b) adding fermentation agent

To the evenly formulated mixture of steaming medium, water diluted with fermentation agent is added so that the water content is 25 to 30% by weight.

The fermentation agent used in the present invention is used by diluting the fermentation enzyme solution in water or diluting a mixture of sugar and microorganism in water.

In the case of using the fermented enzyme solution, the dilution ratio with water is preferably 1:24 by weight. That is, 1000 cc of a mixture of 4 wt% fermented enzyme solution diluted in water is prepared. As the fermentation enzyme solution, the naturally-fermented vegetable enzyme solution described in the applicant's patent application No. 2006-67287 is used. The types of microorganisms contained in the vegetable enzyme solution include aerobic fungi or yeast, Torula yeast, Saccharomyces yeast, Candida yeast, Endomycopsis yeast, Bulgarian bacteria, Bifidus yeast, Acidophilus, faecalis, cerevisiae, and the like. In particular, the vegetable enzyme solution is rich in microorganisms, various micronutrients, numerous enzymes, and physiologically active substances beneficial to the human body, and is highly evaluated for its usefulness in various adult diseases, allergic diseases, and anti-aging.

When using a mixture of sugar and microorganisms, the dilution ratio is preferably in weight percent by weight of 3:22. In this case, the content ratio of sugar and microorganism in the mixture of sugar and microorganism is preferably 100g: 20cc, and likewise, microorganisms used are aerobic fungi or yeast, Torula yeast, Saccharomyces yeast, and Candida ( Candida) yeast, Endomycopsis yeast, Bulgarian bacteria, bifidus bacteria, acidophilus, faecalis, cerevisiae (cerevisiae) and the like.

In this case, when the water content is more than 30% by weight, the aerobic microorganism's survival environment is deteriorated and the anaerobic microorganism's survival environment is changed. When the water content is less than 25% by weight, the microorganism's activity is lowered and the heat generation is lowered.

Therefore, the composition ratio and the moisture content of the medium are very important. In addition, the composition ratio of the poultice medium at the above-mentioned ratio is not only to prevent the microbial fermentation from proceeding in the anaerobic state, but also to suppress ammonia generation during fermentation of sawdust or rice bran. Of course, the scent of the wormwood, the scent of sawdust and charcoal powder, the aroma of the culinary medium will only have a mild wormwood and pine.

It is also desirable to provide sufficient oxygen so that fermentation always takes place in an aerobic state, as well as to agitate the media in the bath using a known stirrer for complete formulation of the media in the bath.

(c) fermentation and temperature maintenance steps

When the above-mentioned steaming medium is put in a conventional bath used as a fermentation tank, and left for 24 to 36 hours, heat is started and the temperature of the steaming medium reaches approximately 53 ° C. Is maintained at reaching 60-63 ° C. suitable for steaming.

It takes more time to rise to an appropriate temperature than to make a steaming medium using only sawdust and rice bran, because mugwort powder, green tea powder and rice bran are highly viscous and fine powders, especially because of the late fermentation of mugwort. Therefore, the supply of oxygen is small at the time of stirring.

One week after the fermentation, if a certain amount of the medium and fermentation agent mixture is administered without changing the poultice medium, the outflow of the medium due to use is filled and the continuous exotherm and the proper temperature are kept constant. The addition amount of the fermentation agent mixture is determined based on the standard moisture content of the poultice medium, and the input amount varies depending on the amount of the medium to be added and the number of times the poultice is used.

When the body is soaked in the prepared poultice medium (the body part that fits the whole body poultice, half body poultice, etc.), the user feels that the user of the poultice feels less than the actual temperature and discharges sweat and skin waste. And decomposition and sterilization of toxins result in a refreshing mood and shiny skin.

<Example>

Prepare a bath of 1.2m × 2.0m × 0.76m. Add 140 Kg of mugwort powder, 140 Kg of sawdust, 100 Kg of rice bran, 12 Kg of green tea powder and 8 Kg of charcoal powder and mix well with a stirrer. The water containing 4% by weight of the fermented enzyme solution in the formulation is added to a water content of 25 to 30% by weight, followed by mixing well with a stirrer.

When the fermentation starts after 24 to 36 hours, the temperature of the steaming medium reaches approximately 53 ° C. If the temperature is kept up to 60-63 ° C for 1 week, it is used as the steaming medium.

After one week, use only 2.5 ~ 3 Kg of rice bran for filling out the medium that has been thrown out due to use and for continuous fever, or 1 Kg of mugwort powder, 2.5 Kg of rice bran, 0.5 Kg of sawdust, 0.3 Kg of green tea powder and 0.2 Kg of charcoal powder. Mix and add This is to ensure effective high temperature maintenance and management and efficacy.

When steamed using the poultice medium, the cells are activated and the waste and toxins of the human body are discharged and allergic reactions caused by mugwort can be eliminated due to the addition of charcoal powder and green tea powder.

Although the present invention has been described in connection with the above-mentioned preferred embodiments, it will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art that various other modifications and variations are possible without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Are all within the scope of the appended claims.

When steamed using a culprit medium containing the mugwort powder according to the present invention as described above, the active ingredient of the mugwort and the terpine component of pine sawdust, in addition to activating cells by the microbial component of the fermentation enzyme solution and waste and toxin It is discharged, and furthermore, by the addition of charcoal powder, green tea powder has the effect of eliminating allergic reactions caused by mugwort.

Claims (6)

After blending 35% by weight of mugwort powder, 35% by weight of sawdust, 25% by weight of rice bran, 3% by weight of green tea powder and 2% by weight of charcoal powder, the water content of the fermentation agent diluted in the formulation is 25 to 30% by weight. Steaming medium containing mugwort powder, characterized in that the addition. The method of claim 1, The fermentation agent is a natural fermentation vegetable enzyme solution, dilution ratio by weight of the enzyme medium: the poultice medium containing mugwort powder, characterized in that 1:24. The method of claim 1, The fermentation agent is a mixture of sugar and microorganisms, the dilution ratio of the sugar and microorganisms in a weight percent of water: 3:22, the content ratio of sugar and microorganisms in the mixture of sugar and microorganisms is 100g: 20cc Steaming medium containing mugwort powder. (a) preparing a poultice medium containing 35% by weight of mugwort powder, 35% by weight of sawdust, 25% by weight of rice bran, 3% by weight of green tea powder and 2% by weight of charcoal powder; (b) adding water in which the fermentation agent is diluted to the prepared formulation so that the water content is 25 to 30% by weight and stirring the mixture evenly; (c) naturally fermenting the stirred poultice medium for 24 to 36 hours; And (d) maintaining the stirred poultice medium for one week to maintain 60 ~ 63 ℃; method of producing a poultice medium containing wormwood powder, characterized in that consisting of. The method of claim 4, wherein The fermentation agent is a method of producing a steaming medium including wormwood powder, characterized in that any one of a natural fermentation vegetable enzyme liquid or a mixture of sugar and microorganism. The method of claim 4, wherein After maintaining the 60 to 63 ℃ of step (d), it is characterized in that it further comprises the step of daily addition of water diluted with a certain amount of the medium and fermenting agent for supplementation of the medium consumed as used as a poultice and continuous fermentation Steaming medium manufacturing method including wormwood powder.