WO1992012719A1

WO1992012719A1 - A method for manufacturing a medicine against psoriasis, and that medicine

Info

Publication number: WO1992012719A1
Application number: PCT/NL1991/000005
Authority: WO
Inventors: Mohamed Abdessalam Yacobi
Original assignee: Deiana, Giuseppe
Priority date: 1989-06-28
Filing date: 1991-01-15
Publication date: 1992-08-06
Also published as: NL8901638A

Abstract

The invention provides a method for manufacturing a medicine against skin diseases and in particular psoriasis, which method comprises the following steps of: 1) providing eggs, 2) causing the yolks to coagulate through boiling, 3) separating the coagulated yolks from the eggs, 4) finely sub-dividing the coagulated yolks, 5) providing sea salt in finely-devided, for instance powdered, condition, 6) providing the mineral chalkatte in finely-devided, for instance powdered, condition, 7) thoroughly mixing the finely sub-divided coagulated yolks, the sea salt and the chalkatte in the weight ratio 86 : 7 : 7 within the tolerance limits (86±5):(7±2):(7±2), 8) allowing the mixture to stand for one day to form mould on the surface of the mixture, 9) stirring the mixture, 10) performing steps 8) and 9) five times in succession, 11) heating the mixture while stirring to 350 °C within the toleration limits (350±10) °C such that an oil separates out of the mixture, 12) collecting the separated oil, 13) filtering the oil in hot condition, for instance by means of a metal funnel and several layers of filter paper, and 14) allowing the filtered oil to cool.

Description

A METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING A MEDICINE AGAINST PSORIASIS, AND THAT MEDICINE

Psoriasis is a very serious skin disease from which very many people suffer ajLl over the world. The existing medicines prescribed by general practitioners and dermatolo¬ gists relieve the intense itching accompanying psoriasis for several days without however resulting in permanent improvement or cure.

The invention has for its object to combat diverse skin diseases of related type, but in particular psoriasis, such that after the treatment the disease is completely cured without this involving treatment of the symptoms, in particular the treatment of the itching and scab forming on the skin that accompany the disease.

In respect of the above the invention provides a method for manufacturing a medicine against skin diseases and psoriasis in particular, which method comprises the following steps of:

1) providing eggs,

2) causing the yolks to coagulate through boiling,

3) separating the coagulated yolks from the eggs, 4) finely sub-dividing the coagulated yolks

5) providing sea salt in finely-divided, for instance powdered, condition,

6) providing the mineral chalkatte in finely-divided, for instance powdered, condition, 7) thoroughly mixing the finely sub-divided, coagu¬ lated yolks, the sea salt and the chalkatte in the weight ratio 86: 7: 7 within the tolerance limits (86±5) : (7±2) : (7±2) ,

8) allowing the mixture to stand for one day to form mould on the surface of the mixture,

9) stirring the mixture,

10) performing steps 8) and 9) five times in succes¬ sion, 11) heating the mixture while stirring to 350°C within the tolerance limits (350±10) °C such that an oil separates out of the mixture,

12) collecting the separated oil,

5 13) filtering the oil in hot condition, for instance by means of a metal funnel and several layers of filter paper, and

14) allowing the filtered oil to cool.

In order to suppress as far as possible the unpleasant odour of the medicine obtained through use of the above described process, the method can be further characterized by

15) adding to the prepared oil an aromatic substance, for example attar of roses, to a maximum of 25% by weight. The invention further relates to the medicine obtained with the above specified methods.

The medicine in the form of the obtained oil has to be applied to the affected skin zones. In all the treatments performed to date by the inventor, who is a qualified physi- cian, the severe itching disappeared within 48 hours and the hardening of the epidermis also wholly disappeared, whereafter after a period of time the skin acquired a completely recovered, healthy appearance. During the period that the inventor has tested the medicine there has been no single case of the disease recurring. In view of the now considerable experience it would therefore appear very probable that the medicine provides a permanent cure.

The duration of the treatment depends on the incuba¬ tion period. During treatment the patient is not permitted to consume alcoholic drinks or to eat pork. Further prohibited is the use of any glycerine-containing product such as soaps, creams and so on.

The treatments performed to date have not provided any contraindication.

The eggs to be used can come from the most varied animals, such as chickens, ducks, turtles etc. The fine division of the coagulated yolks can be carried out by placing the yolks in a container and kneading them manually (optionally with gloves on) or by using a mixer.

The mineral chalkatte to be used is a mineral commonly known in Morocco and consisting of a composition of a very large number of constituents. An analysis of a medicine manufactured according to the invention gave the following result. Composition per cc:

- Vitamins: - A

- Bl

- B2

- PP

- Protein - Minerals:

- chlorine

- potassium -

- sodium

- magnesium - phosphor

- carotene

- sulphur

- copper

- sodium

This analysis was made on the basis of a medicine manufactured with 60 eggs, which together gave 1400 grams of egg yolk, 110 grams of sea salt and 110 grams of chalkatte.

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Claims

1. A method for manufacturing a medicine against skin diseases and in particular psoriasis, which method comprises the following steps of:

1) providing eggs, 2) causing the yolks to coagulate through boiling,

3) separating the coagulated yolks from the eggs,

4) finely sub-dividing the coagulated yolks

5) providing sea salt in finely-divided, for instance powdered, condition, 6) providing the mineral chalkatte in finely-divided, for instance powdered, condition,

7) thoroughly mixing the finely sub-divided coagulated yolks, the sea salt and the chalkatte in the weight ratio 86 : 7 : 7 within the tolerance limits (86±5) : (7±2) : (7±2) ,

9) stirring the mixture,

10) performing steps 8) and 9) five times in succes- sion,

11) heating the mixture while stirring to 350°C within the tolerance limits (350±10) ^βC such that an oil separates out of the mixture,

12) collecting the separated oil, 13) filtering the oil in hot condition, for instance by means of a metal funnel and several layers of filter paper, and 14) allowing the filtered oil to cool.

2. A method as claimed in claim 1, characterized by 15) adding to the prepared oil an aromatic substance, for example attar of roses, to a maximum of 25% by weight.

3. A medicine obtained with use of the method as claimed in claim 1 or 2.