LT4064B - The herbal formulation for cough relief - Google Patents

Abstract

Invention applies to the medicine and pharmaceutical industry. The invention aims to increase treatment efficiency. The herb mixture consists of the following components in g: coltsfoot leaves (Folia Farfarae) - 20, masterwort leaves (Folia Plantaginis majoris) or buck-bean leaves (Folia Menyanthidis) - 20, Glycyrrhiza roots (Radix Glycyrrhiza) - 10, marigold flowers (Flores Calendulae) - 10, lime blossom (Flores Tiliae) - 10. Components of the herb mixture are separately pulverised by a hammer crusher and the fine particles sifted. Components are mixed in a drum mixer until the mixture becomes homogeneous. For treatment, herb mixture infusion is used. The infusion reduces sensitivity of the respiratory organs and facilitates throat clearing.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The invention relates to the medical and pharmaceutical industry, in particular to expectorant blends of herbs.

A well-known herbal blend that relieves expectoration, which includes pine buds (Pinus sylvestris), plantain leaves (Plantago major), rhizome root (Glycyrrhiza), sage (Salvia), elder (Sambucus) blossom, (see RU) No..2013094, TPK A 6l K 35/78, 1994) o

It is also known as a herbal blend that relieves expectoration, which consists of oregano (Origanum), frost (Parfara), root (Glycyrrhiza) root, rooster (Ledum) in a ratio of 1: 1: 2: 2 respectively. (see. RU Patent No. _and 20I3094, IPC A 6l K 35/78, 1994).

Treatment with a known blend of herbs is ineffective and it is also used for ingestions, which are given for ten days.

The object of the invention is to increase the effectiveness of the treatment.

The stated aim is achieved by the fact that the expectorant blend of dry medicinal herbs containing frosted leaves, liquorice root contains the following components, g:

Leafless (Polia Parfarae) 20,

Foliage leaves (Polia Plantaginis majoris) 20, or

Three-leaf bean leaves (Folia Menyanthidis)

Licorice root (Radix Glycyrrhizae) 10,

Marigold flowers (Flores Calendulae) 10,

July flowers (Flores Tiliae) 10.

The composition of the herbal blend that relieves expectoration is optimal. Reducing the amount of Shalpusnis, Fescue leaves in the blend results in a slower treatment effect and a longer treatment time, which requires chemical treatment.

The invention is illustrated by the following examples.

Example of obtaining an expectorant blend of expectorant.

Components of the mixture (herbaceous material): frond (20 g) and currant (20 g) leaves, calendula (10 g) and lilac (10 g) blossom are individually crushed to a particle size of 5 mm and liquorice root ) root (10 g) to particles smaller than 2.5 mm. It then passes through each sieve with a fine sieve with a mesh diameter of 0 72 mm to form fine particles. The components thus prepared are mixed in a drum mixer to a homogeneous mixture. The resulting herbal blend has a slightly aromatic odor.

Examples 2-5. Analogously to the first example, she obtained the expectorant herbal blends, the compositions of which are given in the table.

The herb mixture should have a moisture content of $ -14%, 4% for coarse particles passing through a 5mm sieve, and a fine ash content of 0.2mm for 8%, and a total ash content of 12%.

She used herbal infusion for treatment. Infused bitter with spicy seasoning ,,

Compositions of herbal blends to relieve expectoration

Table

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Are expressed herbal mixture, compared with the known (see. Ur _and RU patent 2OI3O94, IPC A 61 K 35/78, 1994) is significantly more effective therapeutic tool in patients with respiratory diseases. An expectorant blend of herbal remedies reduces respiratory sensitivity, relieves expectoration, suppresses inflammation, and liquefies sputum and therefore promotes excretion. The effect of this mixture is the same as the use of chemical drugs for the treatment of respiratory diseases »

Clinical studies confirm the benefits of the herbal blend.

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Three groups of patients were studied: Group I - 10 patients, Group II - 7 patients, Group III - 5 patients. Group I used the herbal mixture shown in Example I (see table) during the week. Already in the first days of herbal infusion infusion, improvement of the patients' well-being and relief of expectoration was observed. Group II used an infusion of the herbal blend described in Example 3 (see Table), which was found to have the same effect as the blend of optimal composition. Group III, which used the herbal blend mentioned in Examples 4, 5, was healthier at a slower rate and received additional chemical treatments.

Claims (1)

Definition of the Invention An expectorant herbal blend containing dry herbs: frankfur, licorice root, characterized in that it contains the following components, g: Foliage leaves (Folia Farfarae) 20, Foliage leaves (Folia Flantaginis majoris) 20, or Three-leaf bean leaves (Folia Menyanthidis) Licorice root (Radix Glycyrrhiza) 10, Marigold flowers (Flores Calendulae) 10, Flowers of July (Flores Tiliae) 10 «,