RU2130713C1 - Method for obtaining honey with increased biological activity - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: apiculture, production of honey useful for people with disease of the lever and biliferous tracts. SUBSTANCE: method involves mixing natural honey and juice of plant mixture; feeding bees with obtained mixture in the absence of natural honey yield. Honey obtained by such method is enriched in medicinal components of plants and possesses increased biological activity as compared to honey based on different grass mixture. EFFECT: improved quality of honey possessing increased medicinal effect. 5 cl, 2 ex

Description

 The invention relates to agriculture, and in particular to the field of obtaining food products, and can be used in industrial beekeeping for honey with predetermined properties.

 Bee honey has long been considered a valuable product used to feed weakened people, as well as having certain healing properties, which made it possible to use it for colds, as well as for insomnia.

 The biological value of honey depends on many factors, which include the composition of the plants from which the bees collected bribes, the time of year, and weather conditions during the collection of bees by the bees. In recent years, the ecological situation around the apiary has had a significant impact on the biological value of honey.

 Currently, the biological value of natural honey does not allow its widespread use as a biologically active drug. The restriction on the use of honey as a preventive and nutritious product also imposes certain allergic properties of natural honey. The harm caused by honey as an allergen is not always blocked by the healing properties of natural honey.

 A known method of increasing the biological value of natural honey, which consists in mixing carbohydrates, including honey, with a biologically active product, feeding the mixture to bees and obtaining a marketable product in the form of marketable honey with high biological value.

 A known method of obtaining nutrition for bees (SU, copyright 733584), including mixing the biologically active component, carbohydrates and water, feeding the mixture to bees and obtaining honey, which is used as feed for bees. The use of the resulting product for people is not provided.

 There is also known a method for producing honey of increased biological activity (RU, patent 2028784), which involves mixing a carbohydrate component and a carbon-protein mixture, feeding this mixture to bees to obtain honey of increased biological activity, which will be further used as top dressing for bees. The specific organoleptic properties of the obtained honey do not allow using it as a product for human consumption.

 As the closest analogue of the invention, one should recognize a method for producing honey of increased biological activity (RU, patent 2085199), which includes feeding bees in the absence of a natural bribe to a mixture containing honey and biologically active additives, obtaining marketable honey that can be used as a finished product. The disadvantage of this method should be recognized as the absence of specific recommendations for obtaining honey with predetermined properties, allowing the use of the resulting product as a therapeutic agent for certain diseases.

 The technical problem solved by the use of the present invention is to develop honey with predetermined healing properties.

 The technical result obtained by the implementation of the invention is to obtain biologically active honey, intended for the treatment of liver and diseases of the bile ducts.

 To achieve the technical result, it was proposed to mix natural honey with plant juices, to feed the mixture to bees in the absence of a natural bribe to obtain marketable honey, and to obtain juice, use a mixture containing the aerial part of the chandra plant, peppermint leaves, spotted thistle flowers and medicinal dandelion, or a mixture containing bark, leaves and fruits of barberry ordinary, aerial parts of celandine, casting roots and chicory flowers, aerial parts of smokes ki officinalis, immortelle sand flowers and roots of black radish. When receiving the mixture, it is advisable to use May mixed herb. It is preferable to use plants in the growth or flowering phase. The ratio of plant juice to honey is preferably used from 1: 100 to 1: 20. When mixed, the plant juice can be diluted with water, preferably demineralized, in a ratio of 1: 10. It is advisable to select the quantities of different plants so that the juices obtained from them have equal volumes. Honey obtained using the juices of the first mixture of plants is preferably used for patients with liver diseases. Honey obtained using the juices of the second mixture of plants, it is preferable to use for patients with diseases of the biliary tract.

 The invention is illustrated by the following examples.

 1. Washed in running water, followed by drying, the aerial part of the shandra, plucked during flowering, peppermint leaves, spotted milk thistle flowers and the whole dandelion plant, taken in amounts ensuring equal volumes of juice, were placed in a juicer, squeezed juice mixture, mixed the resulting mixture of juices with demineralized water, taken in an amount that ensures that the juice: water ratio is 1: 100, and natural mixed herb honey, taken in quantities, was added to the aqueous solution of the juice e, providing a juice: honey ratio of 1: 100 and placed the mixture in a hive. The hive was placed in conditions that excluded the possibility of a natural bribe by the bees. After the bees completely processed this mixture into marketable honey, honeycombs were removed from the hive, from which marketable honey was pumped out in a known manner. After taking this honey with patients with liver diseases, their health improved markedly.

 2. A mixture containing the bark, leaves and fruits of barberry vulgaris, the aerial part of the celandine, roots, leaves and flowers of chicory vulgaris, the aerial part of the medicinal smoky flowers, sandwort immortelle flowers and black radish root, previously washed with running water and dried, were placed in a juicer and squeezed the juice. The number of plants were selected so that approximately the volumes of the obtained juices of each plant were the same. The resulting vegetable juice was mixed with natural honey in a ratio of about 1: 100. The mixture was fed to bees in the absence of a natural bribe. The resulting commercial honey was offered to patients with biliary tract diseases. After regular intake of such honey, the patients' well-being improved significantly.

Claims (5)

 1. A method of obtaining honey with increased biological activity, comprising mixing natural honey with a biologically active component, feeding the mixture to bees in the absence of a natural bribe, followed by obtaining marketable honey, characterized in that juice obtained from a mixture of aboveground is used as a biologically active component parts of the plant of chandra, peppermint leaves, spotted milk thistle and dandelion flowers or a mixture of bark, leaves and fruits of barberry ordinary, adzemnoy part celandine, roots, leaves and flowers of chicory ordinary, aboveground parts of Fumaria officinalis, flowers immortelle sandy and black radish root.  2. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that they use May mixed herb.  3. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that the components in the mixtures are used in amounts that allow the same amount of juice.  4. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that before mixing with honey, the plant juice is diluted with water in a ratio of 1:10.  5. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that the juice and honey are used in a ratio of from 1: 100 to 1:20.