RU2442595C2 - Herbal complex for treatment of oncological diseases and method for treatment of digestive tract diseases using the said complex - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: medicine.

SUBSTANCE: the invention related to medicine, in particular, to oncology, and is used for treatment of malignant neoplasms. The herbal complex for treatment of oncological diseases contains medications for internal and external use in form of tea, water tincture, tincture and oily infusion of medicinal herbs. The method of treatment of oncological diseases includes intaking of mixture of the abovementioned water tincture and alcoholic tincture of herbs and roots, furthermore, 500 g of water tincture are mixed with 7-8 teaspoons of alcoholic tincture before intaking, and the said mixture is given to the patient indoses of 100 g, 4-5 times before meal, in the morning the alcoholic tincture of the said herbs and roots are applied for 1-1,5 hours, in the evening oily infusion based on roots and herbs is rubbed in near lymph nodes and stomach.

EFFECT: suppression of cancer cells, destruction of cancer cells, regeneration of damaged cells, improvement of immune system.

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Description

The invention relates to medicine, in particular to oncology, and is used in the treatment of malignant neoplasms.

Known methods of treatment using tinctures from herbal preparations that have antitumor activity and exert a general strengthening effect on the body, for example, from calamus, chaga, calendula, rosehip, meadowsweet, juniper, tansy, gooseberry, comfrey, burdock, celandine, mountaineer, serpentine, watch, podzemnik , St. John's wort, aconite, hemlock, etc. Patents of the Russian Federation No. 2044547, A61K 35/78, No. 2027441, A61K 35/78.

Known phytocomplexes have high toxicity of drugs that act not only on atypical (tumor) cells, but also on the whole organism, causing side effects with prolonged use.

Comprehensive methods of treatment are known, along with the use of tinctures from medicinal plants, include urine therapy, therapeutic fasting, respiratory gymnastics, and cold procedures. For example, according to the patent of the Russian Federation No. 2074731, selected as a prototype of the proposed solution. The phytocomplex includes water decoctions and an infusion of medicinal plants, as well as alcohol tinctures containing highly active plant poisons, such as the fruit body of Amanita muscaria, aconite root of the Dzungarian. The method of treatment is quite complicated and long, because the tincture dosage regimen itself is complex, the recommended two-day therapeutic fasting involves canceling the intake of therapeutic compounds and changing dosages after fasting.

The technical result of the proposed solution is to inhibit the growth of cancer cells, destroy cancer cells, restore damaged cells, increase the body's resistance. To achieve the expected result, the phytocomplex for the treatment of oncological diseases of the gastrointestinal tract is characterized in that it contains preparations of internal and external use. In this case, preparations for internal use contain the collection of herbs for the preparation of broth, herbs for the preparation of water infusion and herbs for the preparation of alcohol tincture, and preparations for external use contain the collection of herbs for the preparation of oil infusion and the above-mentioned alcohol tincture. The collection of herbs for the preparation of the decoction contains dried leaves, flowers, stalks of the Asian celandine, Siver's wormwood, St. John's wort, three-leafed horsetail, field horsetail, bogweed fireweed, goose cinquefoil, ordinary yarrow, dyeing umbrellas, ivy buds, common lamb, common lamb, under swamp, stonecrop purple, stonecrop survivors, taken in the ratio of two parts by weight of celandine of the Great Asian and cinquefoil goose, one weight part of the rest of the collection, collecting herbs for prig The water infusion contains dried leaves and flowers of the Asian celandine, St. John's wort, common horsetail, ivory buds, real bedstraw, purpurea purpurea, vitreous stonecrop, taken in a ratio of two parts by weight of Asian celandine, one part of the rest of the collection, collecting herbs for cooking alcohol tincture contains dried leaves, flowers, stems of the Asian celandine, St. John's wort, three-leaved watch, horsetail, field yarrow, ivy buds, ordinary Yankees, real bedstraws, stonecrops of purple, stonecrops of survivors, and harvesting roots: yellowing sephora, ovoid atractylodes, codonopsis finely hairy, common calamus, milky-flowered peony, Manchurian aralia, prickly eleutherococcus, wild grass, slightly overgrown Asian, yarrow and yellowing Sophora roots, atractyloid ovoid in one part of the rest of the collection, and the collection of herbs for the preparation of oil infusion contains dried foxes ia, flowers, stalks of celandine of Asiatica, ivy buds, common flaxseed, common saber, saberennaya swamp, stonecrop purple, stonecrop survivor, horsetail, taken in proportion to two parts by weight of celandine Asian celandine and horsetail, one part of the remaining collection, and dried roots: yellowing sophora, marsh cinquefoil, ovoid atractylodes, finely hairy codonopsis, common calamus, milk peony, Manchurian aralia, prickly eleutherococcus, Japanese dioscorea In the ratio of three parts by weight of Sophora yellowing, two parts by weight of ordinary calamus and marsh cinquefoil and one of the rest of the collection. For the preparation of oil infusion, olive oil is used as a vegetable oil.

The use of these plants in the composition of fees for decoction, water infusion, alcohol tincture, oil infusion due to their following properties.

A large Asian celandine, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) contains alkaloids of a complex structure, derivatives of isoquinoline. Of these, chalidonil calms the nervous system, sanguinorin enhances intestinal motility, berberine, chelidonin, helidomerin and kartizin inhibit the growth of malignant tumor cells.

Sivers wormwood, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) contains flavonoids, essential oils and coumarins. Grass increases overall tone, improves appetite and the functioning of the gastrointestinal tract, is used to neutralize x-rays and other types of radiation.

St. John's wort is a large, aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) contains tannins, vitamins C, PP, carotene, trace elements and volatile. The grass has an anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antispasmodic effect, stimulates tissue regeneration.

The three-leafed watch, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) contains saponins, rutin, carotene, bitter glycosides, choline, tannins, tannins, inulin, iodine. The watch has anti-inflammatory, anticonvulsant, analgesic and blood-purifying effects, improves appetite, digestion and assimilation of food.

Horsetail field, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) contains silicic acid, glycosides, tannins, acids, saponins, flavonoids, alkaloids, vitamin C, trace elements. Grass has a restorative, stimulating, diuretic, hematopoietic, antitumor effect, accelerates tissue epithelization.

Swamp fireweed, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) contains tannins, flavanoids and vitamin C, has an antipyretic, astringent and tonic effect. Fireweed is used for metastases in the genitourinary system.

The cinquefoil is goose, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) contains vitamin C, tannins, flavanoids and trace elements. It has a hemostatic, astringent, anticonvulsant, antiseptic, analgesic and antispasmodic effect.

Yarrow, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) contains chamazulene, alkaloids, saponins, essential oils, rutin, carotene, vitamins K, C, tannins and trace elements. It has an antitumor, antiallergic, antispasmodic effect.

The umbilicus is dyeing, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) contains salicylic and ascorbic acids, essential oils, carotene, and bitter tannins. It has antiseptic, choleretic, wound healing, astringent, laxative, sedative effect.

The budra is ivy, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stalk) contains tannins, saponins, choline, essential oils, vitamin C and trace elements, has a choleretic, tonic, restorative effect. Used for urolithiasis and gallstone disease, liver tumors.

Flax flax, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) contains saponins, alkaloids (peganin), glycosides, flavonoids, vitamin C, carotene, acids and trace elements, has a general strengthening, anthelmintic and sedative effect; used for hepatitis, cirrhosis and liver cancer.

The bedstraw is real, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) contains flavonoids, coumarins, quinones, tannins, vitamin C, carotene and trace elements. It has analgesic, antispasmodic, anticonvulsant, sedative, choleretic, astringent, anti-inflammatory, tonic, restorative effect.

Stonecrop is purple, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) contains alkaloids, flavonoids, saponins, vitamin C and tannins. It has a hemostatic, blood purifying, wound healing, tonic, stimulating, disinfecting effect, enhances the regeneration of blood proteins.

Stonecrop is tenacious, the aerial part of the grass (leaves, flowers, stem) is used, contains flavanoids, tannins, anthraglycosides and saponins. It has a detoxifying, analgesic, tranquilizing and hypotensive effect.

The marsh cinquefoil, the dried aerial part (leaves, stalk, flowers) and roots are used, contains flavonoids, tannins, saponins, vitamin C, volatile, trace elements: potassium, manganese, barium, zinc. It has anti-cancer, stimulating, wound healing and hemostatic effects.

Sophora yellowing (dried roots are used) contains alkaloids (matrin, allomatrine), saponins and flavonoids. It has a strong antitumor, antipyretic, astringent, laxative, analgesic, restorative, tonic, sedative and antiseptic effect.

Egg-shaped attractant (dried roots) contain alkaloids, essential oils, including potassium atractylon, carbohydrates, including inulin, coumarins and tannins. They have a tonic, stimulating, anti-cancer effect.

Codonopsis is small-haired. Dried roots are used, it contains alkaloids, saponins, carbohydrates, lipids and coumarins. It has a tonic, stimulating, androgenic, restorative effect. Ginseng substitute.

Air ordinary. Dry rhizomes are used, it contains essential oils, camphor, bitter substances (azaron and acorin), starch, tannins and trace elements. It has anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, hypotensive, choleretic, tonic and stimulating effects.

Milky-flowered peony. Dried rhizomes are used, it contains salicylic acid, asparagine, tannins and vitamin C. It has a tonic, stimulating, antiseptic effect. It is used for gastric ulcer, with bleeding.

Aralia is Manchurian. Used dried roots, contains saponins, glycosides, tannins, essential oils, trace elements. It has a tonic, stimulating effect, increases the body's resistance. Used after serious illness.

Eleutherococcus prickly. Used dried roots, contains coumarins, glycosides, essential oils, carotenoids, eleutherosides and flavanoids. It has a tonic, restorative effect.

Dioscorea is Japanese. Dried roots are used, containing steroidal saponins, flavonoids, starch and fatty oil. It has antispasmodic, narcotic, analgesic, astringent, wound healing, anticoagulating and fibrinolytic effects.

Despite the fact that each medicinal plant has a multilateral effect, their combined use is most effective. In the proposed collections, leading plants are distinguished against the underlying disease, their component in the collections is increased (celandine grass of the Asiatic major and yarrow, yellowing Sophora roots, atractylodes ovate, codonopsis finely hairy), and additional ones against concomitant diseases and complications. The proposed composition of the charges in the means of internal (decoction, water infusion, alcohol tincture) and external use (alcohol tincture for lotions, oil infusion for rubbing), the quantitative ratios of the components in them are selected and identified experimentally, taking into account the characteristics of each plant so that when the combined use extinguishes the negative and enhances the positive effects on the functions of the organs of the gastrointestinal tract and the body as a whole. The proposed fees are the basis for the treatment of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract with the dominance of oncology.

The broth, in comparison with water infusion, is more complex in composition, including Asian celandine, Sivers wormwood, three-leaved shift, marsh fireweed, containing coarse plant material (stems), with the addition of alcohol tincture, is prescribed to patients with sluggish peristalsis to improve performance intestines.

Water infusion prepared from the aerial parts of herbs without including the stem, with the addition of alcohol tincture is prescribed for patients with normal work of the peristalsis of the stomach and intestines.

The addition of alcohol tincture to the decoction and water infusion, containing a concentrated extract from herbs and roots, will provide a more effective effect of pharmacologically active and general strengthening substances due to the rapid absorption of alcohol by the body.

Oil infusion is prepared on the basis of vegetable oils, for example olive. Olive oil is useful for diseases of the digestive system and has a choleretic and regenerative property. It contains the natural substance oleokantal, which is used as an anesthetic. It also has an anti-cancer effect due to the high content of natural antioxidants.

The main component of the oil infusion contains pharmacologically active substances such as alkaloids, saponins, flavoids, glycosides (dried roots of Sophora yellowing, marsh cinquefoil, atractylodes ovoid, Japanese dioscorea), which delay the division of cell nuclei and exhibit antitumor activity. As part of the collection, the action of pharmacologically active substances is enhanced by the presence of tonic, stimulating substances, vitamins and microelements contained in the dried roots of common calamus, milk peony, Manchurian aralia, prickly eleutherococcus, finely hairy codonopsis, the properties of the individual components do not act as a separate tool in the overall composition, complementing and enhancing the overall therapeutic effect. Penetrating through the skin, these substances enter the lymph and spread throughout the body, affecting cancer cells.

The composition of lotions based on alcohol tincture is slightly different from the composition of oil infusion, but its effect, due to the easy digestibility of alcohol, is much faster, therefore applying lotions is recommended in the morning so as not to impede the patient's daily activities. Within a little over an hour, there is a transportation through the skin of medicinal substances that are delivered to the sick cells with blood and lymph.

Biologically active substances of medicinal plants as part of collections for alcohol lotions and oil infusion for rubbing through the pores of the skin penetrate into the body unchanged without exposure to bile and juices of the gastric tract, are quickly incorporated into the systemic circulation and are transmitted to all cells with lymph and blood. This effect greatly enhances the therapeutic effect of the internal use of decoctions and infusions, in which biologically active substances are far from being completely extracted into the aqueous extract.

The above fees for internal and external use are used in the method of treating cancer of the gastrointestinal tract as follows.

A method of treating oncological diseases of the gastrointestinal tract is characterized by the fact that when treating patients using drugs of internal and external use, with internal use, 500 g of water infusion or decoction is mixed with 7-8 teaspoons of alcohol tincture and used 100 grams 4-5 times per day before meals, with external use of drugs in the morning for 1-1.5 hours, apply lotions to the abdominal cavity from diluted with alcohol tincture of water (1: 1 ratio), and in the evening rub the oil infusion in the area of the lymph nodes and abdominal th cavity.

For oral administration, it is proposed to use an aqueous infusion or decoction, depending on the individual characteristics of the patient’s stomach and intestines. In the case of sluggish work of peristalsis of the gastrointestinal tract, the preferred use of a decoction is recommended, in the absence of complaints, water infusion is preferred.

Oil infusion refers to the means of long-term exposure and assimilation, so its grinding is prescribed in the evening. As an addition to rubbing with oil infusion, it is proposed to use the application of alcohol lotions, diluted with water before use, on the abdominal cavity. Since the absorption of lotions by the skin is more active compared to the absorption of oil infusion, they are prescribed in the morning.

Infusions, decoctions, tinctures of the medical complex are prepared as follows.

Water infusion for oral administration. Dried grass (leaves and flowers) is crushed, the necessary ingredients are mixed, 2 tablespoons of the mixture are poured into 500 grams of boiling water, kept in a water bath for 10-15 minutes and insisted on a turned off water bath for 30 minutes.

Decoction for oral administration. Dried crushed raw materials from leaves, flowers, stems (at the rate of 1 tbsp. In a glass of boiling water) are boiled for 5 minutes, insist 30 minutes.

Alcohol tincture is prepared as follows. Dry roots and grass (leaves, stems, flowers) are crushed, poured with a 40% alcohol solution in the ratio of 4 tablespoons of the collection of 500.0 oil and insist 12 days.

Olive oil-based oil infusion is prepared by boiling in the oil for 15 minutes, chopped collection of dried roots and herbs (leaves, stems, flowers).

The treatment consisting of daily internal use of medicinal preparations will provide an antitumor, general strengthening and stimulating effect, and external use of lotions and rubbing of oil infusion will increase the effectiveness of the effect of drugs on cancer cells.

Example 1. Patient B. born in 1942, map 159-31. Cancer of the stomach with metastases to the liver and mediastinum. Every day, the patient took a decoction of collecting herbs and alcohol tincture with rubbing oil into the lymph nodes, in the right upper quadrant and in the stomach. The course of treatment lasted 20 months with three interruptions of 10 days, approximately every six months. A medical examination indicates the recovery of the patient.

Example 2. Patient V., born in 1948, map 152-39. I was diagnosed with cancer of the rectosigmoid part of the rectum, stage IV, clinical group IV. Colostomy, metastases in the pelvis. Concomitant diseases: hypertension of the second degree, in 2006 suffered a microstroke. Special treatment is not indicated. I asked for help in 2009. Every day I took a collection of herbs inside in the form of a decoction. An alcohol tincture of herbs was added to the broth. For rubbing into the lymph nodes, oil was used that was infused on the herbs and roots described above. The course of treatment continues, the patient feels satisfactory.

Example 3. Patient T., born in 1943, map 123-27. I was diagnosed with cancer of the antrum of the stomach, stage IV, clinical group IV. Before treatment, she was operated on, after the operation, neoplasms appeared in the intestine and metastases in the lymph node. Concomitant diseases: gallstone disease, cholecystitis, pancreatitis, coronary heart disease, angina pectoris, aortic atherosclerosis, suffered a microstroke in 2006, complaints of weight loss of 20 kg, lack of appetite. Special treatment is not indicated. Herbal medicine, consisted of ingesting an aqueous infusion of herbs before meals with the addition of alcohol tincture, morning lotions based on alcohol tincture and nightly rubbing oil in the lymph nodes and abdomen, the treatment duration was 18 months with three interruptions of 10 days, after which there was an improvement, appeared appetite, gained 12 kg. weight.

Example 4. Patient B. 1955, map 156-36. He was diagnosed with cancer of the middle ampulla of the rectum. II stage II clinical group. Concomitant diseases: gastric ulcer, erosive gastritis, non-obstructive pancreatitis, hepatitis C. It was treated for 19 months (water infusion with alcohol tincture inside, external use of lotions and rubbing oil infusion) with two (after 6 months) interruptions of 10 days, after which there was a significant improvement, appetite appeared, weight recovered.

Example 5. Patient S. born in 1940. Map 132-70. He was diagnosed with cancer of the sigmoid colon stage III, clinical group IV. He underwent surgery to remove the tumor in 2001. During treatment, an extensive tumor and metastases were observed in the retroperitoneal lymph nodes and mesentery of the intestine. Concomitant diseases: cerebral atherosclerosis, vestibulopathy syndrome, arterial hypertension, diabetes mellitus, in 2003 suffered a stroke. He was treated for 18 months, with three interruptions, after 6 months each. A medical examination showed the patient's recovery.

Example 6. Patient K., born in 1940. Map 152-70. Received with a diagnosis of cancer of the antrum of the stomach, stage IV, clinical group IV, bleeding complications, metastases to the lymph nodes, lumbar spine, ilium on the right, weakness, anemia, pain. Before treatment, lymphadenectomy was performed. Special treatment is not indicated. After 14 months of treatment with two breaks of 10 days (internal use of the infusion with the addition of tincture, lotion and rubbing the oil infusion), an improvement occurred with a decrease in pain.

Example 7. Patient O. born in 1941. Map 192-52. I was diagnosed with gastric cancer stage IV, clinical group IV. Before treatment, the patient underwent a total ectomy. During treatment, metastases to the rectum were detected. Concomitant diseases: grade III hypertension, coronary heart disease, angina pectoris, atrial fibrillation, chronic heart failure, use of a pacemaker. The patient underwent one course of treatment in 6 months (internal use of the infusion with the addition of tincture, lotion and rubbing the oil infusion), after which there was an improvement. Continues to be treated.

Example 8. Patient L. born in 1937. Map 152-2. He was diagnosed with cancer of the proximal stomach. Before treatment, a trial laporotomy and ectomy of the gallbladder were performed. When handling revealed distant metastases. Complaints about sluggish bowel function, constipation. The patient was treated for 18 months, with two interruptions after 6 months each (internal use of a decoction with the addition of tincture, lotion and rubbing oil infusion). There is an improvement at this time. Continues to be treated.

In the examples given, the course of treatment was 6 months, after which a 10-day break was made, during which the patients used Ivan-tea narrow-leaved grass infusion as a cleansing.

Claims (4)

1. Phytocomplex for the treatment of oncological diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, characterized in that it contains preparations of internal and external use, while the preparations of internal use contain the collection of herbs for the preparation of broth, the collection of herbs for the preparation of water infusion, the external preparations contain the collection of herbs for preparation of oil infusion and additionally preparations of internal and external use contain alcohol tincture of medicinal plants, while collecting herbs for preparation from the vara contains dried leaves, flowers, stalks of Asian celandine, Sivers wormwood, St. John's wort, three-leafed St. John’s wort, field horsetail, marsh horsetail, goose cinquefoil, ordinary yarrow, dyeing buds, ivy buds, common flax, shrubberwort, present shrubber , cleaning of survivors, taken in a ratio of two parts by weight of Asian celandine and goose cinquefoil, by one weight part of the rest of the collection, collecting herbs for preparing an aqueous extract of water the dried leaves and flowers of the Asian celandine, St. John's wort, wild horsetail, field horsetail, ivy buds, present bedstraw, purple bedrock, survivor bedrock, taken in the ratio of two parts by weight of the Asian celandine, one part of the rest collection, contains herbs for the preparation of oil infusion dried leaves, flowers, stalks of Asian celandine, ivy buds, common flax, real bedstraw, swamp saber, stonecrop purple, stonecrop survivor, horsetail about, taken in the ratio of two parts by weight of the Asian celandine and the horsetail of the field, one part of the rest of the collection, and dried roots: Sophora yellowing, Marsh cinquefoil, atractyloid ovoid, codonopsis finely haired, common calf, milky-flowered peony, Manchurian aralia, and Manchurian salmon, Japanese, taken in a ratio of three parts by weight of Sophora yellowing two parts by weight of common calamus and Marsh cinquefoil and one part of the rest of the collection, and the collection of herbs for cooking sleep The oral tincture contains dried leaves, flowers, celandine stalks of the Great Asian, St. John's wort, three-leaved hypericum, horsetail, common yarrow, ivy buds, common flax, bedstraw, purpurea, vesiculum puriforum, and cleaning of the roots: yellow-blooded yellow salmon, fine-haired, common calamus, milky-flowered peony, Manchurian aralia, prickly eleutherococcus, Japanese dioscorea, taken in the ratio: two parts of the herbs of the Great Asian celandine tskogo, yarrow root and Sophora yellowing, Atractylodis ovoid on one of the rest of the collection. 2. Phytocomplex for the treatment of cancer according to claim 1, characterized in that for the preparation of oil infusion, olive oil is used as a vegetable oil. 3. A method of treating cancer of the gastrointestinal tract, characterized in that in the treatment of patients using drugs of internal and external use according to claim 1, while for oral administration of 500 g of water infusion or decoction is mixed with 7-8 teaspoons of alcohol tincture and apply 100 g 4-5 times a day before meals, with external use of drugs in the morning for 1-1.5 hours, apply lotions to the abdominal cavity from diluted alcohol tinctures with water, and in the evening rub oil infusion in the lymph nodes and abdominal cavity. 4. A method of treating cancer of the gastrointestinal tract according to claim 3, characterized in that the alcohol tincture for lotions is diluted with water at a volume ratio of 1: 1.