NL8420169A - PREPARATION FOR COSMETIC, MEDICINE AND BODY CARE. - Google Patents

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This invention relates to cosmetic, medical and body care compositions with a high biological value, which promote the recovery of the cells and of the skin, optimize the biological processes that take place in the 5 skin cells, and the enzyme system of the cells is excellent function according to the age of the organism.

The object of the invention is to provide the repair and maintenance of the cells and the skin by using natural substances. In accordance with the invention, this object is achieved by treating proteins suitably prepared from the blood or from its building blocks with inorganic substances that exist as trace elements in the organism, or with natural, river, lake, marine , 15 mineral and medicinal water, with inorganic substances obtained from these waters, by transforming the obtained substances into various cosmetic, medical and body care preparations and by using them for those purposes.

It is recognized that the trace elements, since they participate in the active transfer and are constituents of a number of different enzymes, exert a decisive influence on the function of the living organism. Deficiency of these elements, for example of copper, iron or zinc, leads to the deterioration of the functioning of the cell? thus also the cellular respiration, the hematopoiesis, brain tissue, lungs and nervous system are damaged. Although the primary role of a cosmetic for a superficial viewer is the care 8420159? - .......-2- of the sound is possible. it should be stated that the harmonic function and health of the living organism and of its parts should not be regarded as a result of separate effects, since all organs and tissues of the organism interact.

The disorders resulting from the deficiency of trace elements exert a general influence on the organism and therefore also on the condition of the skin, which is most striking to the observer. The skin is a highly 1Ω differentiated organ, and its condition has a decisive influence on the aesthetic appearance of a human.

In many cases, eliminating the diseases resulting from the deficiency of the trace elements is not a simple task, since the absorption of the salts of trace elements, for example of iron sulfate in a form that can sufficiently participate in physiological processes, is not in itself sufficient is.

According to current knowledge, the trace elements can only play their role in the organism and in the skin cells, 2o when they can be coupled with a so-called carrier molecule, which brings these elements to the place of action and thus ensures that they the relevant enzyme is included. Such carrier molecules are generally proteins, which are obtained in particular from the blood or blood plasma, respectively. The exact mechanism of this process is not yet known, but it is clear that the coupling of the trace element with a protein is critical in a multi-step process.

Of the trace elements, the role of which is known, zinc, copper, iron, cobalt, manganese, silicon and magnesium, etc. are essential for the skin. For example, 20% of the zinc content of the human organism is found in the skin. Zinc plays an important role in the protein synthesis of the skin. Copper 84 2 0 1 6 9 r ΐ - 3 - is of great importance in the structural development of the collagen and elastin, in addition to its known effect, such as the blood count. When these trace elements are not present in sufficient quantity, the collagen and elastin 5 have a greater solubility and they function inadequately. Manganese and magnesium participate in a number of enzyme reactions, for example collagen synthesis, but their effects on the activity of the enzymes that regulate nucleic acid metabolism are also important. Silicon plays an important role in the structural development of both the collagenous and cartilaginous tissue. In addition to the aforementioned trace elements, a number of other compounds such as selenium as well as sulfur, sulfides, vanadium and nickel also play an important role.

Virtually all inorganic substances are important for the IS to function optimally in a living cell, which is not surprising when one considers that all these substances were present in the primary ocean at the appearance of life.

It is known that an inorganic substance, trace element or ion can be actively transferred by being bound to a carrier protein 20 on one side (outside} of the cell membrane, where a carrier substrate complex is formed. This complex penetrates the membrane, after which it. carrier protein leaves the substrate on the other side of the membrane and returns to the mora crane surface Such carrier molecules are the plasma proteins, transferrin, alpha-microglobulins, transmangine, nickel oplasmin, etc. The number and type of these substances is not yet known exactly known, but its existence and role has been clearly demonstrated.

There are cosmetics that contain trace elements as well as other cosmetic preparations with different proteins, which are known to have a certain effect, for example moisturizing capacity, etc. However, these agents are not an optimal solution for the supply of the skin and of the organism. through the skin with trace element biocatalysts,

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since the trace elements cannot be efficiently absorbed from an aqueous medium, either as the elements. itself or in, the usual organic complexes. For example, skin or rheumatic diseases (diseases) with conflicting and very different results or even not at all respond to therapy with medicinal baths and mineral water, although, the balneologists prefer an unambiguous effect of these baths and mineral waters based on would expect 10 from the quality and quantity of the inorganic salts of these waters. It is known that the compositions of medicinal and mineral waters that have been used for decades or centuries show almost no or only a few differences; the seawater composition can be considered stable under natural conditions.

15 Despite these facts, the usefulness of these waters varies, or is ineffective, for patients suffering from often identical skin conditions or diseases. Since the composition of mineral waters, which usually contain the trace elements necessary for the skin and organism, is stable, the reasons for these extraordinary results must be found in the individual characteristics of. the patients. Probably the reason for the varying results herein is that the carrier molecules that transfer the trace elements are not always available. The trace elements, inorganic salts and ions themselves cannot sufficiently diffuse freely through the skin into the living organism and cells, and cannot be bound to the enzymes; this is done only with the aid of the carrier molecules. These carriers can specifically transfer only one particular trace element 30 to the site of action, and these carriers can be supposed to be present in the blood.

Thus is the goal. of this invention to use the plasma proteins as a whole by treating them with trace elements, mineral, medicinal, natural waters 8420169 § y-5 - and with the substances therefrom to obtain compositions which have a satisfactory effect.

It has been found that preparations can be obtained which exhibit an extraordinary, excellent effect in the care of the skin, the therapy of rheumatic pains, the improvement of the hair quality, the restoration of the hair follicles as well as the treatment of skin disorders and eczema symptoms caused by detergents by treating the proteins prepared, for example, from the blood or blood building blocks, with the appropriate trace elements and, if desired, by heating the resulting mixture.

By treating the building blocks of the blood, for example plasma proteins with microelements, mineral and medicinal waters, with inorganic substances obtained therefrom, as well as with natural plant juices and extracts, cosmetics with an excellent and surprising effect can be prepared, such as, for example, the cosmetic described in Example VI. This preparation has been subjected to animal tests which are unusual for the cosmetic industry but suitable to demonstrate that the cosmetic agents of the invention have a preferable and surprising effect.

The results of these tests are summarized in Table A.

The study was conducted as described by H. C. Stoerk et al. Z "Am.J. Path. 30, 616 (1954) J.

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The action of the cream described in Example VI was studied by using the artificially induced arthritis test in Long-Evans rats to observe a possible measurable effect on the change of arthritis in the rat of a cosmetic containing plasma proteins treated with medicinal water or substances obtained therefrom. To obtain a hotter comparison, the test rats were treated with a cream containing 1 or 5% phenylbutazone, respectively, which is known as one of the current best 8420189% anti-arthritis agents. The arthritis was induced by injecting "Ravenal" (Mycobacterium tuberculosis at a concentration of 0.2 mg / kg, in an amount of 0.1 ml / leg, in a paraffin oil suspension) into the right hind leg of the rat. The left hind leg and both front legs of the animals were treated with the cream once a day, that is to say 16 times in the course of the experiment, for three weeks. The assessment was made based on the volume change of the left hind leg.

10 (The swelling of the joints of the legs indicated a spread of the arthritis). On the 21 day, in addition to the change in volume of the left hind leg, the leg use and the physical condition of the animals, compared to the control animals, were also graded. (This gave information about the mobility of the rats with arthritis.)

Twelve rats were used in the tests to examine each cream. The means of the test results are summarized in Table A. It is clear from the results of Table A that the cream described in Example VI had a stronger effect. than the cream containing 1% phenylbutazone, because it was as effective as a cream containing 5% phenylbutazone. The cream described in Example VI, although used only once a day, inhibited the deterioration of the joints and improved gait and movement. Both the physical condition and the mobility of the animals were good. This test, while not of a cosmetic nature, provides satisfactory indirect evidence of the surprising effect of the composition of the invention despite the fact that the mechanism of action is clearly different from that of phenylbutazone. This test proves conclusively that plasma proteins treated with microelements, mineral waters and / or treated with inorganic substances / obtained therefrom play a special role in the transfer to the skin cells and the organism of elements necessary for the optimal conditions 8420159

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It is believed that this beneficial effect is due to the use of proteins as active ingredients prepared from the blood and treated with trace elements, natural, mineral and medicinal waters and / or with inorganic substances obtained therefrom. cosmetic preparations of the invention.

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The cosmetic agents prepared in accordance with the invention can be used very well for the care and repair of the skin, for the treatment of pimpled and inflamed skin and, surprisingly, for the relief and end of rheumatic pains.

The compositions of the invention may also preferably be used for the treatment of psoriasis when the appropriate medicinal water is selected as an aqueous phase and mixed with the protein component. Such a medicinal water is, for example, the water of

Harkany or Hajduszoboszló, as described in Examples I and XXI. By using the medicinal water of HarkSny stE & as described in Examples XX and XXII respectively, restoration of hair follicles is promoted and hair loss is reduced.

The composition described in Example XXIV promotes the repair of sun-damaged skin and exerts a beneficial effect on minor burns sustained at home.

The beneficial effect of the compositions of the invention is enhanced when, in addition to or instead of medicinal waters, the mixtures of plant extracts and / or vegetable juices with medicinal waters, the mixtures of natural waters and / or extracts and the enriched with the required trace elements solutions thereof when aqueous phases of the compositions of the invention are used.

When the compositions of the invention are to be used to relieve mainly rheumatic pains, the proteins are suitably treated with precious metal salts and with their solutions in water and / or medicinal waters, as illustrated by Example II. .

The compositions and embodiments of the invention are illustrated by the following non-limiting Examples 8420169 * * * 7 <1 - 10.

Example I

A mixture containing 137.5 g of white petrolatum (petrolatum, 82.5 g of cetyl alcohol, 27.5 g of paraffin oil and 27.5 g of Tween 60) is heated to 80 ° C to form the fatty phase of the Meanwhile, 10 g of plasma from corn cattle prepared plasma protein is swollen in 200 ml of medicinal water from Harkdny, after which the mixture is heat-treated for 90 minutes at 112 ° C. After the treatment with the medicinal water, the protein is cooled to 60 ° C and mixed with the fatty phase maintained at 80 ° C. After homogenization, an additional 600 ml of Harkany's medicinal water heated to 70 ° C is added to the hot mixture, and the whole is left under Stirring to cool A cream is obtained which has an excellent moisturizing, skin-repairing (protective) effect and which, surprisingly, when applied to the painful part of the body, relieves or dispels rheumatic pains.

Example II

The procedure described in Example 1 is followed, except that 1 mg of gold (III chloride) is added to the plasma protein before or after the heat treatment.

Example III

The procedure described in Example 1 or II is followed except that the medicinal water of Hajduszoboszló is used as an aqueous phase.

Example IV

The procedure described in Example I or II is followed, except that the medicinal water of Parad is used as an aqueous phase.

Example V.

The procedure described in Examples I-IV is followed, except that the plasma protein is treated with a medicinal strength 8420163 - 11 - Γ%, of which 200 ml is 1 mg gold (II) chloride, 0.5 mg silver nitrate, 0.1 mg chromium (III) chloride, 2 mg iron (II) sulfate, 1 mg manganese (III chloride, 1 mg ammonium molybdate, 0.5 mg copper (II) sulfate, 1 mg zinc chloride, 0.5 mg 5 cobalt ( III) chloride, 0.2 mg boric acid and 0.2 mg nickel (II) sulfate, which is added before the heat treatment.

Example VI

The procedure described in Example I is followed, except that the plasma protein is treated with 200 ml of fresh medicinal water from the Lukacs bath (Budapest) and 1 mg of iron (III sulfate, 1 mg of copper (II) sulfate). 1.5 mg of nickel (II) sulfate, 1 mg of zinc (III sulfate and 0.5 mg of cobalt (III) chloride) which is added beforehand.

Example VII

The procedure described in Examples I-VI is followed, except that Karlsbad's geyser water is used as the aqueous phase of the preparation.

Example VIII

The procedure described in Examples I-VII is followed, except that the aqueous phase of Balaton is used as an aqueous phase.

Example IX

The procedure described in Example 1 is followed, except that the plasma protein is heated with 200 ml of distilled water and then 600 ml of sea water, for example the water of the Aegean Sea, are used to prepare the cream.

Example X.

The procedure described in Examples I-VI is followed, except that in addition to using 200 ml of medicinal water to treat the plasma protein, the water of the Danube River is used to prepare the cream.

Example XI

The procedure described in Example 1 is followed. & 2 0 1 § 9

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Example XXI

The procedure described in Example 1 is followed except that one. Instead of the medicinal water, use water that contains 5 µg copper, 5 µg iron, 10 µg zinc, 2 µg cobalt, 1 µg nickel, 20 µg magnesium and 20 µg calcium per milliliter .

Example XIII

The procedure described in Example 1 is followed, except that carrot juice is used as an aqueous phase.

Example .XIV

The procedure described in Example I-VI is followed, except that a wine made from grapes is used as a 1® aqueous phase.

Example XV

The process described in Example I-VI is followed except that neutralized apple wine is used as an aqueous phase using sodium hydrogen carbonate.

Example XVI

The procedure described in Example I-VI is followed, except that a fruit juice, for example apple juice, is used as an aqueous phase.

Example XVII

2 ^ 80 ml of water and 2.g of sodium hydrogen carbonate are added to 20 ml of pig's blood, and the mixture is then kept at 120 ° C for 1 hour. The resulting material is filtered and 700 ml of Harkany medicinal water is added to the filtrate. The resulting aqueous solution is worked up into a cream in a manner known in the art to provide an excellent, hydrating and skin repairing (skin care) cosmetic, which is also useful for relieving rheumatic pains.

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Example XVIII

2 g of sodium hydrogen carbonate, 50 ml of aqueous chamomile extract and 600 ml of Héviz medicinal water are added to 100 ml of sheep blood plasma. The mixture is stirred at 20 ° C for 1 hour, then it is worked up in a manner known in the art into a body care cream.

Example XXX

The procedure described in Example 1 is followed, except that instead of the medicinal water from 10 Harkény, a 1: 1 sl mixture of the medicinal water is

Harkény, Hajduszoboszló and Héviz used as an aqueous phase.

Example XX '

The plasma protein prepared from 10 g of pig's blood is treated with 200 ml of Héviz medicinal water for 15 hours at 120 ° G. 300 ml of natural medicinal water from Héviz are added to the resulting solution, the mixture is filled into ampoules with a volume of 2 ml and sterilized after sealing. This ampoule preparation is suitable for protecting the skin by rubbing by hand or by iontophoresis.

Example XXI

2 mg of iron (II) sulfate, 1 mg of manganese (II) chloride, 1 mg of copper (II) sulfate are added. Add 1 mg of zinc sulphate and the extract prepared from 1 g of chamomile with 20 ml of hot water to 100 ml of corn cattle blood plasma. The mixture is heated to 80 ° C with vigorous stirring to form a jelly-like material with a very good moisturizing and skin-repairing (skin-protecting effect).

Example XXII

The procedure described in Example XX or XXI is followed, except that 1: 1 is used instead of the medicinal water from Heviz. mixture of Harkany and Hajduszoboszló medicinal water.

Example XXIII

200 ml of Harkany medicinal water held at 70 [deg.] C. and a mixture of 10 g of cornea-bled protein powder are added, and the mixture is heated at 112 [deg.] C. for 90 minutes. After cooling, 70 ml of Harkany medicinal water, 30 g of Alfözide KT-25, 80 g of Zalabetaine, 570 g of sodium lauryl ether sulfate, 20 g of Alfid-D-11, 2 g of Alfasept (a preservative), IQ g of polyethylene glycol M- are added. Add 200 and 10 ml of 96% ethanol to the mixture to provide an excellent refreshing, skin-repairing bath foam, which also promotes recovery of the rheumatic parts of the body.

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One out of 10 g of pig's blood hereid plasma protein is treated with 200 ml of Harkany medicinal water for 1 hour at 12 ° C, after which 125 ml of HarkcLny medicinal water and 125 ml of medicinal water from the Lukacs bath (^! add the resulting solution This mixture is made up with a suitable preservative and used in spray form to treat sunburn-induced skin lesions.

Example XXV

A plasma protein prepared from 10 g of rabbit blood is treated with 200 ml of medicinal water from Hajduszoboszló for 90 minutes at 112 ° C, after which 300 ml of medicinal water from Balf and 50 ml of sea water are added to the hot solution. 92 g of Alfözide ΚΓ-25, 75 g of Zala-betaine, 190 g of sodium lauryl ether sulfate, 10 g of Alfid-D-11 and 2 g are then added.

Alpha-tends to the mixture to provide an excellent hair shaopoo, which promotes hair follicle repair and resistant hair growth.

Example ^ XVI

A plasma protein powder prepared from 10 g of cornea blood is swelled with 200 ml of Harkany medicinal water with stirring and the mixture is kept at 112 ° C for 1 hour. To the resulting solution are added 300 ml of Harkany medicinal water containing 0.2 mg of iron (IX! Sulfate, 8420169 - 15 - 0/2 mg of zinc sulfate, 0.2 mg of copper (Ilisulfate, 0.1 mg of nickel (II)). ) sulphate and 0.1 mg of cobalt (III) chloride. The resulting mixture is filled into ampoules of 2 ml volume and sterilized by heating. This preparation is made by rubbing the hair. of the scalp and promotes the repair of the hair follicles.The preparation also prevents seborrhoe of the hair.

Example XXVII

A plasma protein prepared from 10 g of pig's blood is converted into a solution by treating it with 120 ml of medicinal water from Hajduszoboszlö and 100 ml of medicinal water from Harkény at 120 ° C. To this solution they add a melt of 100 g of cetyl alcohol, 101 g of isopropyl-rayristate, 220 g of 70% sorbitol, 60 g of cosmetic stearin, 140 g of cosmetic petrolatum oil, 2 g of glutaraldehyde, 39.2 g of cosmetic lanolin, 20 g propylene glycol and 3 g Nipagin M. The mixture is supplemented with. 1100 ral medicinal water from Hajduszoboszlö kept at 60 ° C and with 5 g of potassium hydroxide and let it cool with stirring. This preparation is excellently useful as a hand-caring balm to repair the eczema-like skin conditions that are caused by, for example, detergents.

Example XXVIII

800 g of soap powder are dissolved in 2 l of distilled water q at 80 ° C, followed by 200 g of sodium lauryl ether sulfate, a plasma protein solution prepared from 5% cornea blood with 200 ml of medicinal water from HarkSny at 120 ° C, as well as 500 ml of glycerol, 8 g of Nipagin and adding a fragrance and allowing the mixture to cool with stirring. An excellent cream soap is obtained which prevents damage to the skin and is particularly suitable for keeping the inflamed skin clean.

Example XXIX

142 g of stearin are saponified with 28.5 g of 84 2 0 1-6 9 W potassium hydroxide in 500 ml of distilled water at 80 ° C, and one of 10 g of plasma protein with 200 ml of Medicinal solution of water prepared from Héviz at 160 ° C, as well as 100 g sodium lauryl ether sulfate, 100 g glycerol, 3 g Nipagin M preservative and let the mixture cool with stirring. An excellent cleaning agent is obtained, which prevents damage (injury) and drying of the skin.

Example XXX

Melt prepared from 25 g of cetyl alcohol, 12 g of petroleum jelly, 2.5 g. Tween 60 and 5 g of glycerol at 72 ° C, a 1% plasma protein solution prepared with 6 ml of medicinal water from Héviz at 120 ° C is added, as well as 5 ml of ethanol. The mixture is colored and flavored as desired to provide a lip protectant that reduces the drying of the lips.

Example XXXI

A mixture of 137.5 g of white petrolatum (petrolatum), 82.5 g of cetyl alcohol, 27.5 g of paraffin oil and 27.5 g of Tween is heated at 60 to 80 ° C, 700 ml is added at 60 ° C

20 Harkany medicinal water and allow the mixture to cool with stirring to obtain an excellent moisturizing cream that can be used. for caring for inflamed skin.

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The procedure described in Example XXXI is followed, except that a mixture of 350 ml of Harkany medicinal water and the extract prepared from 3 g of chamomile with 350 ml of hot water. used as an aqueous phase.

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The procedure described in Example XXXI or XXXII is followed except that 1 mg of iron (II) sulfate, 1 mg of zinc sulfate, 1 mg of copper (II) sulfate, 0.5 mg of nickel (II) sulfate, 0.5 mg of manganese (II) sulfate and 0.2 mg of ammonium molybdate

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Example XXXIV

A salt mixture obtained by evaporation of 0.5 g of medicinal water from Harkény is mixed with 200 ml of distilled water, the plasma protein prepared from 10 g of homogenous blood plasma is added and the resulting mixture is heated at 121 ° C for 2 hours. The resulting material is worked up into a cream according to Example 1.

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Claims (19)

1. Cosmetic, medical and body care preparation, characterized in that, in addition to the commonly used carrier and additive and / or fillers and active ingredients, natural mineral waters, medicinal waters and / or mixtures thereof and / or mixtures thereof including fermented or non-fermented plant juices and / or optionally inorganic substances that play the role of trace elements in the living organism as odk proteins. Cosmetic, medical and body care IQ preparation according to claim 1, characterized in that the proteins, blood or the building blocks thereof, prepared from animal blood or from its building blocks, inorganic substances or metal salts which act as trace elements in the living organism and / or the forms of animal blood and its building blocks prepared from blood,. that have been treated with inorganic substances that play the role of trace elements in the living organism, and / or water, river, lake, sea, mineral and medicinal water and / or blood and that of the building blocks thereof and / or the fins of proteins prepared from blood and their building blocks, which have been treated with source water, river, lake, sea, mineral, medical and geyser water or with the substances thereof. 3. A composition according to claim 1. or. 2, characterized in that it comprises source, river, lake, sea, mineral, medicinal and geyser water as an aqueous phase. Preparation according to claim 1 or. 2, characterized in that it comprises plant extracts, juices and / or fermented plant juices as an aqueous phase. 5. Preparation according to claims 1-4, characterized in that it is the forms of blood or the building blocks thereof, or the forms of proteins prepared from blood or from the building blocks thereof, which contain plant extracts and / or with fermented 8420133. } »- 19 - plant juices have been treated. 6. A composition according to claims 1 to 5, characterized in that it is the forms of blood or the building blocks thereof or the forms of proteins prepared from blood or from the elements thereof obtained by heat treatment thereof with source, river -, lake, sea, mineral and / or medical water and / or with inorganic substances. Preparation according to claims 1-6, characterized in that the geyser water comprises as an aqueous phase. 8. Preparation according to claim. 1-7 characterized in that it comprises the forms of blood or the building blocks thereof or the forms of proteins prepared from the blood or from the building blocks thereof obtained by its heat treatment with geyser water. ^ Preparation according to claims 1-8, characterized in that it is the mixture of source, river, lake, sea, mineral and medicinal water and / or the mixture of said waters with or without fermented plant juices. 10. A composition according to claims 1-9, characterized in that it is the forms of blood or its building blocks or proteins prepared from blood or their building blocks, which are obtained by heat treatment thereof with the mixture of source, mineral, medicinal and geyser water and / or fermented or not fermented plant juices. 25 Preparation according to Claims 1 to 10, characterized in that it forms the forms of source, river, lake, sea, geyser, mineral and mineral water enriched by evaporation and / or in a manner known in the art. medicinal water and / or inorganic substances supplemented and / or the forms of said enriched waters supplemented with inorganic substances, containing blood or its building blocks or with blood, or. proteins prepared from the building blocks thereof include. 12. A composition according to claims 1-11, with the '84201. ??' . characterized in that, if desired, the salting of precious metals, gold, silver, platinum and / or the forms of blood or of the building blocks thereof or of the forms of blood or from the cut stones. proteins prepared therefrom, obtained by treating or, if desired, heating them with salts and ions of precious metals *. 13. Cosmetic, medical and body care preparation, characterized in that it comprises the forms and solutions of animal blood or the forms of the building blocks thereof, obtained by treating them or, if desired, heating them with inorganic substances, which of trace elements playing in the living organism and / or with source, river, lake, sea, mineral and medicinal water. 14. Preparation according to claim 13 ,. It is characterized in that it is prepared in an ampoule form. 15. A process for the preparation of cosmetic, medical and body care preparations, characterized in that one treats animal blood or its components or proteins prepared from blood or its components, or, if desired, heated with inorganic substances and salts, which play the role of trace elements in the living organism and / or with source, river, lake, sea, mineral and medicinal water and / or with the substances of said waters and / or with the forms of said waters enriched in a manner known in the art, and that the material obtained is processed in a manner known in the art into cosmetic, medical and body care preparations. ! 16. A method according to claim 15, characterized in that plant extracts, whether or not fermented vegetable juices, are used instead of spring waters. Process according to claim 16, characterized in that the mixture of spring, river, lake, sea, mineral and medicinal water and fermented or non-fermented plants is used; - 21 - IS ^ & juices and extracts used instead of spring waters. 18. Process for preparing liquid cosmetic, medical and body care preparations, characterized in that the animal blood or its building blocks 2 or proteins prepared from blood or its building blocks are heated with inorganic salts and / or with source -, river, lake, sea and mineral waters or, if desired, with the forms of said waters enriched by evaporation and / or in a manner known in the art, after which, if desired, sterilization and use of the obtained material for cosmetic and medical purposes. 19. A composition according to claim 1-18, characterized in that it is used for the treatment of here arthritis and rheumatic pains. 15 8420169