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- the invention concerns a mixture of seal oil, beeswax, with tree tar and perfume eventually added, with a
- therapautic effect on skin diseases as for example psoriasis, atopic exema, dry skin and broken lips.
- Seal hunting has taken place for at least a thousand years.
- the meat has been used for food, the skin for clothing and other useful things, and the blubber for different oil
- Seal oil has had the same usage as whale oil. Among other things it has been used in lamps to create light, and also as a nutrition added to the food ordinary consumed by the
- oil paint An other use of the oil has been as a base for paint, called oil paint.
- the combination of fatty acids in seal oil is described in the following way: The type of fatty acid is written in parenthesis, the first number is the amount of carbonatoms, number after the colon is the amount of doble bindings in the fatty acid. The combination given in areal % concerns
- Vitamin E 1,0 rag./g oil
- the cream contains two main components, seal oil, described earlier in this application, and beeswax.
- the second component is beeswax, which contains many different, and partly unidentified components.
- the known components are ca. 70 % complicated fatty acids, 15 % organic acids, 12% carbohydrates and 1 % free alcohols. Beeswax is also rich in A-vitamins, with 4044 I.E. pr
- the beeswax contains acid. This acid is free, and is made during the storing of the wax, by hydrolysis. The number of acid characterizes the quality of the bees wax. You can measure the number of acid by titration with g/KOH/g.
- Number of saponification Gives a distinction for the size of the molecules in the fatty acids of the wax. Big number means smaller molecules, and is a quality demand fox beeswax.
- the border is between 95 and 100.
- esters Is made of acid and alcohol separated in water. Esters are therefore considered anhydric connections between acid and alcohol. Wax is a big ester. Beeswax consist of esters and valuable alcohols.The Ester number is therefore an expression for how much ester it is compared to alcohol. Beeswaxs today is well known for a certain antibiotic effect, and have among others turned out to be a positive help in the treatment of skin tuberculoses.
- the cream can eventually also contain tree-tar.
- the tar develops as persperation " from the tree-roots, during this slow burning. The exact mixture is dependent on factors as which kiln is being used, what sort of trees are being burnt, how slow/fast
- the skin cream can be mixed with spesific flower oils which have aromatic scents, at the same time as these oils are used in the homeopatic medicine for different types of skin disease.
- This specific cream is made by heating the beeswax to the melting point, at a temperature of 60 -65 degrees C. The rest of the components are then heated to a similar temperature, and mixed in with the wax.
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Abstract
A mixture of refined seal oil, beeswax, tree tar and/or aromatic flower oils, with a therapeutic effect on skin diseases, for external use on the skin.
Description
THERAPAUTIC SKIN CREAM
The invention concerns a mixture of seal oil, beeswax, with tree tar and perfume eventually added, with a
therapautic effect on skin diseases, as for example psoriasis, atopic exema, dry skin and broken lips.
Seal hunting has taken place for at least a thousand years. The meat has been used for food, the skin for clothing and other useful things, and the blubber for different oil
products.
Seal oil has had the same usage as whale oil. Among other things it has been used in lamps to create light, and also as a nutrition added to the food ordinary consumed by the
population. An other use of the oil has been as a base for paint, called oil paint.
The effect of the oil adjusted the human body has been known for many years. Seal- and whale oil has roughly the same structure as ordinary fish oil. Science has recently
discovered that the combination of fatty acids from seals and whales are somewhat better and more useful for the human body. This concerns the number and amount of s.k. monosaturatυd fatty acids.
The combination of fatty acids in seal oil is described in the following way: The type of fatty acid is written in parenthesis, the first number is the amount of carbonatoms, number after the colon is the amount of doble bindings in the fatty acid. The combination given in areal % concerns
the refined seal oil. All oil used in the product concerned is refined.
Saturated fatty acids: 12,5 15, 1 (14:0, 16:0 18:0)
Monounsaturated fatty acids: 47,8 58,9 (14:1, 15:1, 18:1,
20:1, 22:1, 24:1)
Polyunsaturated fatty acids: 24,7 2,7 (18:2, 18:2, 18:4,
20:4, 20:5, 22:5, 22:6)
Vitamin E: 1,0 rag./g oil
Kolesterol: 1,3 mg./g oil
Seal oil has never earlier been used for medical purposes.
Lately there has been different scientific experiments around the medical effects of the seal oil. By now, there are very few scientific works to support that the seal oil has such effect. The science has so far mostly been done by The
Norwegian Institute of Fisheries and Aquaculture, and the University of Tromsø. Among other documentation we mention "Some possible effects of diatary monυsaturated fatty acids on cardiovascular disease" , by E. Elvevoll, O.Moen, R.L. Olsen and J. Brox, Atherosclerosis, 81(1990) p. 41 74, and
"alternative use of the seal oil", by Jenssen, final report publishes by NFFR 3001-2300.043.
The research and science has so far been directed to the effects of internal use of the oil.
The cream contains two main components, seal oil, described earlier in this application, and beeswax.
Added to these main components are mixtures of tar and aromatic oils
The second component is beeswax, which contains many different, and partly unidentified components.
The known components are ca. 70 % complicated fatty acids, 15 % organic acids, 12% carbohydrates and 1 % free alcohols. Beeswax is also rich in A-vitamins, with 4044 I.E. pr
100 kilograms.
The contents of beeswax is dependent on many variable factors, like where it is harvested, and time of year. The chart on the next page shows an analysis of beeswax from different times in the period of januar til july, and
In the last part of table 2 and 3 there are enshortenments for colour and smell characterized by the following
Y.Br.= Yellow-Brown, Honn. = Honey.
The parameters on the left side of the table is given a closer explanation underneath.
Number of acids: The beeswax contains acid. This acid is free, and is made during the storing of the wax, by hydrolysis. The number of acid characterizes the quality of the bees wax. You can measure the number of acid by titration with g/KOH/g.
It means by adding lye.
Number of saponification: Gives a distinction for the size of the molecules in the fatty acids of the wax. Big number means smaller molecules, and is a quality demand fox beeswax.
The border is between 95 and 100.
Number of esters: Is made of acid and alcohol separated in water. Esters are therefore considered anhydric connections between acid and alcohol. Wax is a big ester. Beeswax consist of esters and valuable alcohols.The Ester number is therefore an expression for how much ester it is compared to alcohol.
Beeswaxs today is well known for a certain antibiotic effect, and have among others turned out to be a positive help in the treatment of skin tuberculoses.
The cream can eventually also contain tree-tar. This contains resin and different drug substances brough forward by burning the trees in a special way. The tar develops as persperation " from the tree-roots, during this slow burning. The exact mixture is dependent on factors as which kiln is being used, what sort of trees are being burnt, how slow/fast
the burning is done, and also what combination of trees which are used.
To achive a pleasant smell, the skin cream can be mixed with spesific flower oils which have aromatic scents, at the same time as these oils are used in the homeopatic medicine for different types of skin disease.
This specific cream is made by heating the beeswax to the melting point, at a temperature of 60 -65 degrees C. The rest of the components are then heated to a similar temperature, and mixed in with the wax.
Claims
1. A therapautic mixture for external use on the skin,
c h a r a c t e r i z e d by containing (50-80)% seal oil, (0-7)% tree tar, (20-50)% beeswax an eventually one or several aromatic oils.
2. A therapautic mixture for external use on the skin, as mentioned in claim 1, c h a r a c t e r i z e d by the
beeswax, which among other contents 70 % complicated fatty acids, 19% inorganic acids 12 % carbohydrates and 1 % free alcohols.
3. A therapautic mixture for external use on the skin, as mentioned in claim 1, c h a r a c t e r i z e d by the seal oil, which contains (12,5- 15,4) saturated acids, (47,8-58,9)% momounsaturated fatty acids, (24,7 - 32,7)% polyunsaturated fatty acids, 1,0 mg/g oil vitamin E, and 1,3 mg/g oil
kolesterol.
4. A therapautic mixture for external use on the skin as mentioned in claim 1, c h a r a c t e r i z e d by the
contents of the saturated fatty acids of the seal oil mainly is the types 14:0, 16:0 and 18:0.
5. A therapautic mixture for external use on the skin as mentioned in claim 1, c h a r a c t e r i z e d by the monounsaturated fatty acids in the seal oil, whic mainly is of the types 14:1, 16:1, 18:1, 20:1, 22:1, 24:1.
6. A therapautic mixture for external use on the skin as mentioned in claim 1, c h a r a c t e r i z e d by the polyunsaturated fatty acids in the seal oil mainly is of the types 18:2, 18:3, 18:4, 20:4, 20:5 22:5, 22:6.
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