RU2130715C1 - Method for obtaining honey with increased biological activity - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: apiculture, in particular, production of honey useful for people with cardiovascular disease. SUBSTANCE: method involves mixing natural honey with juice of plant mixture; feeding bees with obtained mixture in the absence of natural honey yield for processing into honey. Honey synthesized by bees is enriched in medicinal components of plants and possesses increased biological activity as compared to May grass honey. EFFECT: improved medicinal effect and simplified production method. 5 cl, 2 ex

Description

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

 Bee honey contains over 80% sugars (mainly glucose and fructose), proteins, enzymes, and aromatic substances. It is a vital product of bees that process plant nectar into a nutritious, easily digestible medicinal substance, which has long been used as a remedy for colds, and also as a general restorative.

 However, the biological value of honey depends on many factors. In particular, the biological value of honey is influenced by the time of collecting the bribe, the type of plants from which the bees collect nectar, and in recent years the ecological situation around the apiary.

 Known methods for artificially increasing the biological value of honey. They are reduced mainly to artificial enrichment of a natural product with biologically active additives.

 Enrichment can be done in two ways: mechanical mixing and feeding the bees with biologically active components in combination with carbohydrates.

 The first method is quite simple and attractive because it allows you to practically create food products of high biological value of any composition with any ratio of components. However, not all components can be artificially mixed with honey and, in addition, the mechanical mixture of the components does not provide an optimal result.

 The second method is preferably used to create a biologically active feeding for bees. In this case, carbohydrates, preferably taken in liquid form, are mixed with a dietary supplement that is either soluble in liquid carbohydrate or used in liquid form itself. The resulting mixture is fed to bees that process it into honey, which is subsequently mainly used to feed their bees.

 Thus, there is a known method for producing feeding for bees (RU, patent 2028784), which characterizes the preparation of a carbohydrate-protein mixture containing kefir serum and a carbohydrate component, in particular honey, feeding feeding to bees, followed by using the obtained honey as feeding for bees. This honey is not biologically active for humans and has a specific unpleasant taste.

 There is also known a method of obtaining feeding for bees (SU, copyright 950256), characterizing the preparation of a mixture containing colostrum hydrolyzate, a source of carbohydrates, preferably honey, and water. Colostrum is a known biologically active drug. However, the specific taste of the obtained honey excludes its use as food for humans.

 The closest analogue of the claimed invention can be recognized as a method for obtaining honey of high biological value (RU, patent 2085199), which characterizes feeding to bees in the absence of a bribe of a mixture of honey with biologically active additives, pumping out the obtained honey and using it as a finished product of high biological value. The disadvantage of this method can 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 present invention is to develop a honey of high biological value with a predetermined purpose.

 The technical result obtained by the implementation of the invention is to obtain biologically active honey, intended for the targeted treatment of cardiovascular diseases.

 To obtain the indicated technical result, it is proposed, upon receipt of a biologically active product, to mix natural honey with the juices of parts of plants, to feed, in the absence of a natural bribe, the mixture obtained to bees using the obtained honey as a marketable product, or to obtain juice use either flowers, leaves, seeds, horse chestnut or a mixture of onions and garlic, or a mixture of hazel leaves, leaves, flowers and fruits of prickly hawthorn, passive parsnip root, roots and mature mustard fruit, or a mixture of the root and fruits of angelica, leaves, roots and flowers of common geranium, olive leaves, aerial parts of the plant stonecrop, rhizomes of hellebore Lobel, leaves of the lesser periwinkle and leaves of the mistletoe white, or a mixture of spring adonis leaves, leaves and flowers of May lily of the valley , grasses of yellowness gray, rhizomes of odoriferous hellebore, leaves of the oleander ordinary and Greek obvoik. It is preferable to use May mixed honey. It is advisable to use the amount of components in the mixtures, which makes it possible to obtain juices in equal amounts. Advantageously, the ratio of the amount of the sum of juices to the amount of honey is from 1: 100 to 1: 20. It is desirable to use plants in the phase of biological activity, preferably growth and flowering, to obtain juice. It is advisable to mix juices with water in a ratio of 1: 10 before mixing honey and the amount of juices, while it is recommended to use demineralized water. Honey obtained using juice from parts of horse chestnut is recommended for patients with varicose veins, with thrombophlebitis, static edema, as well as hemorrhoids and leg ulcers. Honey obtained using onion juice and garlic is recommended for patients with atherosclerosis. It is recommended that honey obtained using juices from parts of hazel, hawthorn, field parsnip and mustardwort be used in patients with coronary heart disease. Honey obtained using juices from angelica parts, marsh dried cinnamon, common geranium, olive, plant caustic sedum, Lobel hellebore, small periwinkle and white mistletoe, is recommended for patients with hypertension. Honey obtained using parts of spring adonis plants, May lily of the valley, gray jaundice, odoriferous hellebore, common oleander and Greek walnut, it is advisable to use in patients with chronic heart failure.

 The invention can be implemented as follows.

 Example 1. In any known juicer is placed washed under running water and dried flowers and leaves of horse chestnut and squeezed juice. The resulting juice is diluted with demineralized water in a ratio of 1: 10. The resulting diluted juice is mixed with May mixed herbs, taken in an amount that provides a juice: honey ratio of 1: 100. The resulting mixture is placed in a beehive. At the same time, the condition for the absence of a bribe by bees from any other sources is strictly observed. After the bees process the entire delivered mixture, honeycombs are removed from the hive and honey is extracted from honeycombs in a known manner. The obtained marketed honey had pleasant organoleptic characteristics and was proposed as a prophylactic and therapeutic agent for patients suffering from static edema, varicose complex, thrombophlebitis and hemorrhoids. With the use of such marketable honey, an improvement in well-being was noted up to a complete cure without any side effects. At the same time, an improvement in the condition of patients with leg ulcers was noted.

 Example 2. Onion bulbs, peeled, and cloves and stalks of garlic are placed in a juicer and squeezed juice. The amounts of onion and garlic were selected in such a way that the ratio of onion juice and garlic juice approximately corresponded to a ratio of 1: 1. The resulting juice was mixed with honey taken in such an amount to provide a juice: honey ratio of approximately 1: 50. The mixture was placed near the hive in conditions that exclude the shoulders of the possibility of a natural bribe. After complete processing by the bees of this mixture onto the marketable honey, honeycombs were removed from the hive, from which honey was pumped out in a known manner. The obtained marketable honey had satisfactory organoleptic characteristics and was recommended for patients suffering from atherosclerosis. With the use of such marketable honey in patients, a marked improvement in health was noted without any complications.

 Other types of marketable honey are also prepared in a similar way with increased biological value.

 It should be noted that people for whom honey is an allergen may have a common allergic reaction to honey.

Claims (5)

 1. A method of obtaining honey with increased biological activity, including mixing natural honey with plant juices, feeding the mixture to bees in the absence of a natural bribe, followed by obtaining marketable honey, characterized in that either flowers, leaves, seeds, fruits are used to obtain plant juice horse chestnut, or a mixture of onions and garlic, or a mixture of hazel leaves, leaves, flowers and fruits of prickly hawthorn, sowing parsnip root, roots and ripe mustard fruit, or a mixture of root I and angelica fruits, leaves, rhizomes and flowers of common geranium, olive leaves, aerial parts of the plant, cauliflower, rhizomes of hellebore hellebore, leaves of small periwinkle and leaves of white mistletoe, or a mixture of spring Adonis leaves, leaves and flowers of May lily of the valley, gray yellowness grass, rhizomes of odoriferous hellebore, leaves of an ordinary oleander and Greek obvoik.  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 to obtain 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 1: 100 - 1:20.