RO135144A1 - Process for preparing a skin-bioregenerating ointment - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a process for preparing a skin-bioregenerating ointment. According to the invention, the process consists of the following stages: preparation of a solution of 1000 parts by weight of water at the boiling temperature, 8...10 parts of Calendula officinalis, Matricaria chamomilla and Hypericum perforatum, respectively, 5...7 parts of Achillea millefolium, as well as 9...10 parts of Mentha piperita, maintaining the solution for 10...30 min, followed by filtration and addition of 15...25 parts of bees wax and 25...35 parts of cold-pressed sunflower oil, after which the mixture is heated to a temperature of 100°C and maintained for 10 min and the ointment is decanted and collected in containers.

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OF A BIOREGENERATING SKIN OINTMENT

The invention relates to a process for obtaining an ointment based on medicinal plants, with bioregenerating qualities, effective in treating tissues affected by wounds, cracks and burns. The process is very versatile, being available to anyone, and can be used both in household use and at the institutional level, by pharmacies, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, companies producing cosmetics, etc.

It is known that there is a tendency in the medical field to use non-invasive treatments and therapies that are effective in curing various diseases of the external epithelial tissue, without producing harmful side effects to the human body. The most difficult problems that medical staff and private individuals face are those caused by burns. The difficulty of healing aseptic burns is well known so that the risk of infection and healing time can be minimized.

An additional problem is the obtaining of products for the treatment of burns based on natural products and not chemicals.

Several types of ointments and ointments are known, based on extracts from medicinal plants intended for the healing of tissues affected by burns.

Patent document no. RO 108643, which refers to an ointment based on natural products, intended for the treatment of superficial and deep burns. A disadvantage of this product is that it uses to obtain a chemical, namely subgalactic bismuth powder, which could present the risk of being rejected by the human body or even of allergic reactions.

Patent document no. EN 121672, which relates to an ointment for the regeneration and healing of wounds and burns, which is a triglyceride derived from three units of stearic acid. Another disadvantage of this solution is that it requires for the preparation of shark liver, a very expensive product and difficult to procure, which leads to increased costs for obtaining the ointment and, implicitly, a high selling price, which makes it out of reach. anyone.

The common disadvantages of both known solutions are: on the one hand, both ointments require a long time of action to take effect and heal burns, and on the other hand, their preparation is not available to everyone, they require laboratories and staff. specialized.

DRĂGHICI Florina

DRĂGHICI Laurențiu lonuț

RO 135144 Α1

The technical problem solved by the invention consists in carrying out a simple process for obtaining a bioregenerating ointment for epithelial tissues affected by wounds, cracks or burns, accessible to any person, including at home, the process involving the exclusive use of natural products.

The process for obtaining a bioregenerating skin ointment according to the claimed invention solves the technical problem by using only natural products, namely: Calendula officinalis (marigolds), Achilea millefolium (mouse tail), Matricaria chamomilla (chamomile), Peppermint ), Hypericum perforatum (St. John's wort), which is added to boiling water, beeswax and sunflower oil.

Calendula officinalis (Marigolds) contains in their composition active substances, such as volatile oil, bitter substances, tri-terpenic substances, resins, carotenoids, flavonoids, saponins, tannin, resins and mucilages whose effects confirmed by allopathic medicine have emastic antisense action, choleretic, antiseptic, healing, anti-inflammatory and activating peripheral circulation.

Achilea millefolium (Mouse's tail), through the protein-carbohydrate complex existing in flowers has an anti-inflammatory action, and alkaloid compounds cause antipyretic, antibacterial, choleretic effects.

Matricaria chamomilla (Chamomile), in addition to salicylic acid, vitamin A, riboflavin and minerals such as calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, zinc, manganese, sodium, also contains flavonoids, terpenoids, coumarins and spiroethers. Thus, the main active compounds found in chamomile, namely alpha-bisabolol has an anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-irritant and antiallergic role, camazulena has significant inflammatory properties, and apigenin has a role in inhibiting abnormal cell division activity and antiviral, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.

Peppermint (Mint), in addition to vitamins A and C, iron, potassium, magnesium, calcium and phosphorus, contains a significant amount of antioxidants, which help protect cells against oxidative stress. Menthol - the main active ingredient in mint - has a relaxing antispasmodic effect.

Hypericum perforatum (St. John's wort) contains several active substances including hypericin, which has been shown to have antiseptic, antiviral and antidepressant properties, hyperforin, known for its antidepressant, antibacterial and calming properties, flavonoids, tannins and catechins, which are active antioxidants important role in defending the body, chlorogenic acid and volatile oils, which have calming and anti-inflammatory properties and saponins, known for their antibacterial qualities.

DRĂGHICI Florina

DRĂGHICI Laurențiu lonuț

RO 135144 Α1

This combination of active substances from the phytoplants used, develops synergistic properties to the ointment, which through the delicate action with the affected tissues, reduces their inflammatory state, soothes painful sensations, slightly stimulates peripheral circulation and energizes intercellular exchange promoting their regeneration.

The process for obtaining a bioregenerating skin ointment according to the invention has the following advantages:

by the action of the active substances of the phytoplants used by the process, an anti-inflammatory, bioregenerating and healing effect is obtained, being thus recommended for burns from superficial to medium depth ones;

the ointment obtained has an emollient effect on dry and cracked skin;

the ointment obtained has a moisturizing and stimulating effect on epithelial cells due to its rapid absorption into tissues;

the ointment obtained exerts a delicate action on the tissues, without causing irritation;

from the experiments carried out, the ointment obtained by this process does not show side effects;

the process allows the release of the active substances of the plants in the composition and a long use without the need for preservatives;

the process is simple, uses ingredients that are easy to procure and can be used by anyone, without the need for special training and without the need for special utensils for preparation.

The following is an example of a practical embodiment of the process for obtaining bioregenerating skin ointment: in a non-metallic container, bring a liter of water to a boiling point of 100 ° C, then add 8-10 gr. Calendula officinalis, 5-7 gr. Achilea millefolium, 8-10 gr. Matricaria chamomilla, 9-10 gr. Peppermint, 8-10 gr Hypericum perforatum and keep at 100 ° C for 10 minutes. The resulting solution is left for 30 minutes to release the active substances from the phytoplants. After this time, filter the solution through a fine non-metallic sieve. To this solution, add 15-25 gr. Beeswax and 25-35 gr. cold-pressed sunflower oil, then bring the solution to a temperature of 100 ° C and hold for 10 minutes. Leave to settle for 30 minutes, then collect the slightly solidified substances from the surface of the solution and place them in dark containers, which are hermetically sealed.

The ointment obtained by the process according to the invention is used by applying it in a thin layer on the dressing, after which it is fixed with the help of a gauze roll on the tissue affected by

DRĂGHICI Florina

DRĂGHICI Laurențiu lonuț

RO 135144 Α1 burns, previously disinfected with chamomile tea. in the case of medium depth burns, a daily change of dressing is recommended.

In the case of cuts, cracks and scratches, the ointment can be applied directly to the affected area by light massage, to promote deep penetration, after which a sterile protective dressing is applied.

DRĂGHICI Florina

DRĂGHICI Laurenț lonuț

Claims (1)

RO 135144 Α1 CLAIM Process for obtaining a bioregenerating ointment for the skin, characterized in that it is carried out as follows: in a non-metallic container, one liter of water is brought to a boiling temperature of 100 ° C, after which 8-10 gr. Calendula officinalis, 5-7 gr. Achilea millefolium, 8-10 gr. Matricaria chamomilla, 9-10 gr. Peppermint, 8-10 gr Hypericum perforatum and keep at 100 ° C for 10 minutes, after which the resulting solution is left for 30 minutes to release the active substances from phytoplants, then filter the solution through a fine sieve non-metallic, after which is added to this solution, 15-25 gr. beeswax and 25-35 gr. cold-pressed sunflower oil, then bring the resulting solution to a temperature of 100 ° C and keep for 10 minutes, then allow to settle for 30 minutes, then collect the slightly solidified substances from the surface of the solution and put in dark containers, which close tightly. DRĂGHICI Florina DRĂGHICI Laurențiu lonuț