UA22812U - PHYTO-TEA "AGAINST BILIARY CALCULUSES" No. 22 - Google Patents

Abstract

A phyto-tea "Against biliary calculuses" No. 22 includes sandy everlasting flowers, Saint-Joint's-wort herb, dill fruits, cinnamon rose fruit, corn silk, and additionally it contains root of common dandelion, wild chamomile flowers, brandy mint leaves, field horsetail herb.

Description

Description of the invention

The useful model applies to the food industry, in particular, to the production of beverages that have 2 general strengthening and health-improving effects.

It is known that medicinal plants contain biologically active substances in a ready state. Recently, interest in medicinal plants has grown significantly, since the presence of phytohormones in medicinal plants, which enter into biochemical reactions more than once in very small quantities, gives herbal medicines properties to change various life processes (if replacement therapy is needed). Characterized by great physiological 70 activity, they play the role of stimulators of the functions of diseased organs, normalizing them.

In this regard, on the basis of medicinal plants, a diverse range of preparations for the preparation of general-strengthening and health-improving drinks has been developed.

A well-known collection recommended for gallstone disease, which contains, per 100g of a mixture of crushed plants, 10t of buckthorn (bark), 10g of common fennel (fruits), 20g of cumin (flowers), 20g of mint, 12 peppermint (leaves), 20g of yarrow ordinary (herb), 20 g of bitter wormwood (herb). Take 1 glass of decoction 2-3 times a day 30 minutes before meals |11.

The closest in terms of technical essence and the result that is achieved is a collection containing, by mass. g: wild strawberry grass (25), mother-and-stepmother grass (25), sedge grass (25), St. John’s wort grass (25), grass buckwheat (20), cumin flowers (20), plantain flowers (20), blackberry leaves (20), corn stalks (20), dill seeds (15), sedum grass (15), crushed rose hips (40) ). 2 tablespoons of the mixture are poured with 500 g of boiling water, infused for 30 minutes, filtered. Take 3 times 20 minutes before meals and 3 times an hour after meals. Before use, it is recommended to heat the mixture in a water bath (21.

The disadvantage of these means is the low content of biologically active substances, as well as the difficulty of preparing the mixture, the means of brewing them and using them, which is not always possible, for example, during the day.

The specified collections from plant raw materials are not effective enough, because they lack natural plant components that, in combination with other plant components, more actively contribute to the process of general strengthening and healing of the human body in case of gallstone disease and its prevention.

The basis of a useful model is the task of improving the phytotea Mo22 "For stones in the gall bladder" as a general strengthening and healing agent for the human body in case of gallstone disease and its prevention, in which due to the selection of components of plant origin and their quantitative ratio, more high efficiency of the collection from the point of view of strengthening and healing effect on the human body. co

The task is solved due to the fact that phytotea Mo22 "With stones in the gall bladder", which includes the flowers of sedum, common St. John's wort, fruits of fragrant dill, fruits of cinnamon rose hips, columns with stigmas of ordinary corn, according to a useful model, additionally contains roots medicinal dandelions, medicinal chamomile flowers, cold mint leaves, horsetail grass with the following ratio of components, wt. 9: cumin flowers 8.3-9.0 h St. John's wort grass 15.0-15.5 s dill fruits 11.0-11.5 z» fruits of cinnamon rosehip 14.5-15.0 columns with stigmas of ordinary corn 8.0-8.5 roots of medicinal dandelion 14.2-15.0 flowers of medicinal chamomile 9.0-9, 5 o leaves of cold mint 10.0-10.5 ke horsetail grass 7.5-8.0 bo The specified features make up the essence of a useful model. -oUu 70 Phytotea Mo22 "With stones in the gall bladder" includes a complex of biologically active compounds, namely: polyphenolic compounds, bitters, salts, vitamins, resinous substances, organic acids, resins, tannins, g» carbohydrates, fatty and etheric oils and other substances that cause tonic, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, diuretic, choleretic and laxative effects. Contributes to the normalization of the composition of bile, prevents the formation of stones in the gall bladder. 59 A useful model is explained by the description of the medicinal plants used and the formulation of the herbal tea. c Cinnamon rose hips contain a lot of vitamin C and other vitamins (A, B, B», K, P), minerals, organic acids, flavonoids, carotenes, pectins, tannins. It is used as a prophylactic against colds, as well as a choleretic, anti-inflammatory agent that has a beneficial effect on metabolic processes, enhances hormone synthesis and tissue regeneration. 60 Dandelion roots contain bitter substances, triterpene compounds, sterols, flavonoids, inulin, rubber, fatty oil, mucus, organic acids, resins, tannins, calcium oxalates. Increases appetite, improves digestion, increases bile production, exhibits diuretic, antispasmodic and laxative properties.

Medicinal chamomile flowers contain essential oils, flavonoids, organic acids, micro- and macroelements, which cause antispasmodic, carminative, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic effects. Because dill fruits contain essential oil, flavonoids, carotene, fatty oils. Expectorant and carminative, lowers blood pressure, used in chronic coronary insufficiency. -D-

Cold mint leaves contain essential oil (menthol, menthone, menthol esters), carotene, flavonoids, bitters, organic acids (ursulic, melisic, linoleic and Orleans), micro- and macroelements. Causes antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative, secretory stimulating and irritating effects.

Horsetail grass contains bitterness, mineral salts, resins, carotene, vitamin C. Increases urine output, improves general metabolism, has astringent, antiseptic, anti-inflammatory effect.

Corn cobs contain fatty and essential oils, saponins, sitosterols, flavones, tannins, a large amount of potassium, vitamin K, bitters and resins. It is used as an effective hemostatic, diuretic and choleretic agent for metabolic disorders. 70 Cumin flowers contain flavonoids, bitterness, micro- and macroelements. It has a choleretic, hepatoprotective effect.

St. John's wort grass contains tannins, flavonoids, saponins, essential oil, resinous substances, carotene. It has antispasmodic, choleretic, anti-inflammatory, antidepressant, and tonic effects.

Phytotea Mo22 "With stones in the gall bladder" is prepared from medicinal plants collected and processed according to accepted technologies. Phytotea is prepared in the form of a mixture, wt. 90: dandelion roots (14.2-15.0), chamomile flowers (9.0-9.5), cumin flowers (8.3-9.0), leaves cold mint (10.0-10.5), St. John's wort grass (15.0-15.5), horsetail grass (7.5-8.0), dill fruits (11.0-11, 5), cinnamon rosehip fruits (14.5-15.0), columns with stigmas of common corn (8.0-8.5).

For ease of use, the pre-crushed medicinal collection is packaged in sachets for one-time 2-oz infusion weighing 1.5 g, made of porous paper that does not get wet, approved by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine for contact with this type of product. A drink is prepared from the specified plant material by pouring 1 single-use tea bag weighing 1.5 g with 1 cup of boiling water (100-150 ml), insisting for 10-15 minutes. The resulting drink is taken inside one cup 2-3 times a day for 1.5-2 months.

Examples of specific implementation. 25 Example 1. Phytotea Mo22 "For stones in the gall bladder" is prepared in the form of a mixture, wt. 9b: - flowers of sand sedum 8.3 grass St. John's wort 15.5 fruits of dill 11.5 s z fruits of cinnamon rose hips 14.5 columns with stigmas of ordinary corn 8.5 "- dandelion roots 14.2 s medicinal chamomile flowers 9.5 cold mint leaves 10.5 s 35 field horsetail grass 7.5 si

The indicated medicinal collection in the amount of 1 sachet for a single infusion weighing 1.5 g is poured with 1 glass of boiling water (100-150 ml), infused for 10-15 minutes. The resulting drink is taken inside one cup 2-3 times a day for 1.5-2 months. The use of this Mo22 phytotea according to the specified procedure provides "a more effective result in terms of general strengthening and health-improving effect on the human body in case of gallstone disease and its prevention."

Example 2. Phytotea Mo22 "For stones in the gall bladder" is prepared and taken in the same way as in example 1, only the mixture is taken with the following ratio of components, mass. 90: cumin flowers, 8.7% St. John's wort grass, 15.2% dill fruits 112 ko fruits of cinnamon rose 14.7 so columns with stigmas of ordinary corn 8.2 roots of medicinal dandelion 14.7 - flowers of medicinal chamomile 9.3 from leaves of cold mint 10.3 horsetail grass 7

Example 3. Phytotea Mo22 "For stones in the gall bladder" is prepared and taken similarly to example 1, only the mixture is taken with the following ratio of components, mass. 9o: flowers of cumin 9.0 grass St. John's wort 15.0 fruits of dill 11.0 60 - cinnamon rosehip fruits 15.0 corn stalks with stigmas 8.0 medicinal dandelion roots 15.0 medicinal chamomile flowers 9.0 cold mint leaves 10.0 b5 field horsetail grass 80

The use of phytotea Mo22 "For stones in the gall bladder" according to the specified procedure provides the same result as in examples 1 and 2 regarding the general strengthening and healing effect on the human body in case of gallstone disease in comparison with the prototype.

The given examples confirm that this Mo22 phytotea, which by its composition is harmless, practically non-toxic, has no side effects within the limits of the specified components and their ratios, provides a higher result when it is used as a tonic and healing agent for gallstone disease and its prevention, which contributes to the normalization of the composition of bile, prevents the formation of stones in the gall bladder.

Sources of information used in the preparation of the application: 1. Sokolov S.Ya., Zamotaev I.P. Directory of medicinal plants. - M.: Medicine, 1985, p. 447, collection Mo137. 2. Pavlenko L.O. Medicines from charm potions. Tips, recipes of a folk healer. - Kyiv - "KVITS" - 1996, p.29, Mo20 mixture (prototype).

Claims (1)

The formula of the invention Phytotea, which includes flowers of cumin, St. John's wort grass, dill fruits, cinnamon rose hips, columns with stigmas of common corn, which is distinguished by the fact that it additionally contains dandelion roots, chamomile flowers, cold mint leaves, grass horsetail with the following ratio of components, wt. 9: cumin flowers 8.3-9.0 St. John's wort grass 15.0-15.5 s. dill fruits 11.0-11.5 cinnamon rose hips 14.5-15 ,0 columns with stigmas of ordinary corn 8.0-8.5 s zo - - - i roots of medicinal dandelion 14.2-15.0 "- flowers of medicinal chamomile 9.0-9.5 leaves of cold mint 10.0 -10.5 (2.0) horsetail grass 7.5-8.0. c c Official Bulletin "Industrial Property". Book 1 "Inventions, useful models, topographies of integrated microcircuits", 2007, M 5 04/25/2007. State Department of Intellectual Property of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. " - and? ime) ime) (ee) - 70 Ko) 60 b5