TH12595Y - A formula for extracting a relaxing herbal mixture. - Google Patents

Abstract

Revised 07/11/2016: This invented formula for extracting a relaxing mixture consists of pine resin, pepper, tulip, nettle, mint, and camphor. These herbs are boiled in water using a Chinese herbal pot to extract the active ingredients through heat. The temperature is then reduced, and the mixture is filtered to obtain a solution for external use in relaxation. --------------------- Revised 16/9/2016: This invented formula for extracting a relaxing mixture consists of herbs with relaxing properties, focusing on stress relief, promoting bodily balance, strengthening the immune system, and resulting in a feeling of invigoration, freshness, and relaxation from fatigue and muscle tension. It contains at least one or all of the following plants: pine resin, pepper, tulip, nettle, mint, and camphor. These herbs are boiled in water using a Chinese herbal pot to extract the active ingredients through heat. The temperature is then reduced, and the mixture is filtered to obtain a solution for external use in relaxation. -------------------------------------- This invented relaxation mixture consists of herbs with relaxing properties, focused on stress relief, restoring bodily balance, strengthening the immune system, and resulting in a feeling of invigoration, freshness, and relaxation from fatigue and muscle tension. It comprises one or all of the following plants: pine resin, pepper, tulip, nettle, mint, camphor, or at least one of these, which are boiled in water using a Chinese herbal cauldron to extract the active compounds through heat. The mixture is then cooled and filtered to obtain a solution for external use on the body for relaxation.

Claims (8)

Revised 07/11/2016 1. The formula for extracting the relaxing mixture consists of: - Pine resin 18.0-32.0% by weight - Black pepper 18.0-32.0% by weight - Tulip 12.0-24.0% by weight - Nettle 5.0-18.0% by weight - Mint 5.0-12.0% by weight - Camphor 1.0-12.0% by weight - Water 1.0-2.5 liters 2. The formula for extracting the relaxing mixture, according to Patent 1, where the raw materials used can be selected from: - Pine resin: using the dried bark - Black pepper: using the dried seeds - Tulip: using the dried flowers - Nettle: using the dried leaves and/or stems - Mint: using the dried leaves - Camphor: using the dried bark 3. Manufacturing process of the relaxing mixture extraction formula. According to Claim 1, the following steps are involved: A. Preparation: Prepare the raw materials, using part or all of them, in the form of fresh, dried, sun-dried, coarsely ground, finely ground, or extracts, or any part thereof, in a pot containing 1.0-2.5 liters of water. B. Extraction: The active ingredients of the prepared raw materials are then extracted by heating, ideally boiling in water for 1.0-2.5 hours at a temperature of 60-105 degrees Celsius. C. Cooling: After extraction in step B, the mixture is left to cool to room temperature. D. Filtration: The mixture from the previous step is filtered using a filtration device to obtain the relaxation mixture. 4. Extraction Formula for the Relaxing Mixture: According to Claim 3, the appropriate extraction temperature is... Temperature range 95-100 degrees Celsius --------------------- Revised 16/9/2016 1. Relaxation mixture extraction formula consisting of the following key ingredients: - Pine resin 18.0-32.0 % by weight - Black pepper 18.0-32.0 % by weight - Tulip 12.0-24.0 % by weight - Nettle 5.0-18.0 % by weight - Mint 5.0-12.0 % by weight - Camphor 1.0-12.0 % by weight - Water 1.0-2.5 liters 2. Relaxation mixture extraction formula According to claim 1, the selectable raw materials are: - Pine resin, using the dried bark; - Black pepper, using the dried seeds; - Tulip, using the dried flowers; - Nettle, using the dried leaves and/or stems; - Mint, using the dried leaves; - Camphor, using the dried bark. 3. The manufacturing process for the relaxation compound formulation, as per claim 1, involves the following steps: a. Preparation: Prepare the raw materials, using part or all of them, in fresh, dried, sun-dried, coarsely ground, finely ground, extracted, or in whole form, in a pot containing 1.0-2.5 liters of water. b. Extraction: The active ingredients of the prepared raw materials are then extracted by heating, ideally boiling in water for 1.0-2.5 hours at a temperature of 60-105 degrees Celsius. c. Cooling: After extraction in step b, the mixture is left to cool until it reaches room temperature or is touch-temperature. d. Filtration: The mixture from the previous step is filtered using a filtration device. Therefore, a relaxing mixture was obtained. 4. The extraction formula for the relaxing mixture, according to claim 3, where the optimal extraction temperature is in the range of 85-100 degrees Celsius. ------------------------------------ 1. Relaxing mixture containing the following key ingredients: - Pine resin 18.0-32.0% by weight - Black pepper 18.0-32.0% by weight - Tulip 12.0-24.0% by weight - Centella asiatica 5.0-18.0% by weight - Mint 5.0-12.0% by weight - Camphor 1.0-12.0% by weight 2. Relaxing compounds, as per Patent 1, where the raw materials used are selectable from: - Pine resin, using the dried bark; - Pepper, using the dried seeds; - Tulip, using the dried flowers; - Net, using the dried leaves and/or stems; - Mint, using the dried leaves; - Camphor, using the dried bark. 3. The manufacturing process of the relaxation compound, as per claim 1, involves the following steps: a. Preparation: The raw materials are prepared, either in part or in whole, in the form of fresh, dried, sun-dried, coarsely ground, finely ground, extract, or any part thereof, in a boiling pot. b. Extraction: The active ingredients of the prepared raw materials are then extracted by heating, ideally boiling in water for 1.0 - 1.5 hours at a temperature between 60-105 degrees Celsius. c. Cooling: After extraction in step b, the compound is left to cool until it reaches room temperature or is at touch temperature. d. Filtration: The compound from the previous step is filtered using a filtration device to obtain the relaxation compound. 4. Relaxing mixture according to Patent 3, where the optimal extraction temperature is in the range of 95-100 degrees Celsius. 5. Relaxing Compounds, as per Patent 1, whereby suitable relaxing compounds are provided with raw materials consisting of part or all of a plant in the form of fresh, dried, or extracted plant material, or any part thereof, prepared as follows: - Pine resin 22.0-28.0% by weight - Black pepper 22.0-28.0% by weight - Tulip 15.0-20.0% by weight - Centella asiatica 12.0-18.0% by weight - Mint 5.0-10.0% by weight - Camphor 1.0-5.0% by weight 6. Relaxing mixture as per claim 5, in which the raw materials are boiled in 1.0-2.5 liters of water. 7. Relaxing mixture as per claim 5, where the optimal extraction temperature is in the range of 95-100 degrees Celsius. 8. Relaxing mixture as per claim 5, in which the aforementioned ingredients are boiled for 1.0-1.2 hours.