WO2005063265A1 - 海洋深層水を有効成分とする活性酸素消去剤、活性酸素消去機能を有する海洋深層水の希釈水、及び活性酸素消去機能を有する飲料 - Google Patents
海洋深層水を有効成分とする活性酸素消去剤、活性酸素消去機能を有する海洋深層水の希釈水、及び活性酸素消去機能を有する飲料 Download PDFInfo
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- the present invention relates to a naturally occurring active oxygen scavenger usable for beverages, foods, food additives, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and the like, a deep seawater dilution water having an active oxygen scavenging function, and an active oxygen scavenging function. And a beverage having the formula:
- Oxygen is essential for most animals and plants. On the other hand, it is known that a part of oxygen in a living body becomes active oxygen.
- Active oxygen generated in a living body is necessary for killing harmful viruses and bacteria that have entered the living body, and plays an important function from the viewpoint of biological defense.
- active oxygen generated in the body can accelerate aging and cause various diseases such as cancer and adult diseases.
- an excess of active oxygen in the living body acts on proteins and lipids to attack molecules in the living body constituting membranes and tissues in the living body, and may induce various diseases.
- Active oxygen is a general term for active oxygen species other than oxygen molecules.
- Superoxide, hydrogen peroxide, hydroxyl radical and singlet oxygen are called active oxygen in a narrow sense.
- Metal monooxygen complex, hypohalous acid, peroxy radical, alkoxy radical and hydroperoxide are called active oxygen in a broad sense.
- Substances capable of eliminating excess active oxygen include chemically synthesized products such as butylhydroxytoluene (BHT), butylhydroxydisole (BHA), glutathione, vitamin C, vitamin, and vitamin B6. Have been found.
- BHT butylhydroxytoluene
- BHA butylhydroxydisole
- SOD Superoxide dismutase
- the contents of the XYZ-based active oxygen elimination luminescence method can be summarized into the following three. 1) With antioxidants (Y) alone, active oxygen (X) can only be captured and erased. 2) Another substance (Z) is needed for the antioxidant (Y) to scavenge the active oxygen (X). 3) When the active oxygen (X) is erased, it emits faint light. The greater the number of times of light emission, the higher the active oxygen erasing ability.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining an oxygen activation mechanism in a living body by the XYZ-based active oxygen elimination luminescence method.
- Patent Document 1 it has been proposed to use a fruit body of Pleurotus cruzi as an active oxygen scavenger (see Patent Document 1).
- the seawater particularly the diluted water of deep sea water, is boiled. It proposes a method in which the fruit body of the yamabushitake is put inside and stewed for several minutes.
- the substance exhibiting the active oxygen scavenging function is the fruit body of Samabushitake.
- the deep ocean water is used only for the purpose of long-term preservation of the fruit body of the yamabushitake mushroom in a near-life state having an active oxygen eliminating function.
- the active oxygen consumed by the deep ocean water is consumed. No leaving function is assumed.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2003-116482
- active oxygen scavengers and active oxygen scavengers capable of stably and safely exhibiting an active oxygen scavenging function and having no specific taste or odor are provided.
- Dilution water and a drink having an active oxygen eliminating function have not been known.
- the present invention has been made in view of such problems of the prior art, and has a stable active oxygen scavenging action, and is derived from a natural product, and has high safety. It is an object of the present invention to provide an active oxygen scavenger having no taste or smell, diluted water of deep ocean water having an active oxygen scavenging function, and a beverage having an active oxygen scavenging function.
- the present inventor has found that deep ocean water has an excellent active oxygen scavenging function through extensive research and study of active oxygen scavengers in the natural world, and has accomplished the present invention.
- the present inventor has found that the active oxygen scavenging luminescence method has two effects, that is, the action of reducing active oxygen and the action of generating Photon in contrast to the above action. Examples exceeding countsZsec (10 3 ) were found.
- the present inventors have found that there is a correlation between the water intake depth of the deep ocean water layer and the active oxygen elimination effect, and that the higher the water intake depth, the higher the active oxygen elimination effect.
- the deep ocean water used in the experiment by the present inventor was taken from a deep ocean water layer of about 600 mt or less from the sea surface on the sea at a coastal zone force of about 30 km or more.
- the deep sea water is much less affected by suspended particles and skiavenging type trace elements than deep sea water taken in the coastal zone.
- the present inventor has the deep sea water, it is a whole so that a ratio of about 2 11 or less by weight in (the whole deep sea water and pure water was Align) It has been found that dilute water diluted with pure water has a high active oxygen scavenging function. Furthermore, the present inventors, the entire it the deep sea water, especially such that the ratio of 2-18 from about 2-17 by weight in the (overall combined the deep sea water and pure water) Dilution hydraulic power consisting of dilution with pure water It has been found that it has a high active oxygen scavenging function.
- the deep sea water and the dilution water not only have a high active oxygen elimination function, but are 1) odorless and 2) have no unique taste. 3) Since they are diluted, they have resistance to eating and drinking. 4) It is also characterized by its extremely wide application range such as beverages, foods, food additives, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals.
- the active oxygen scavenger according to the present invention is characterized by using, as an active ingredient, deep ocean water taken from a deep ocean water layer located at a depth of about 600 m or more from the sea surface.
- the diluted water of deep sea water having an active oxygen elimination function is such that the deep sea water withdrawn from the deep sea water layer located at a depth of about 600m or more from the sea surface is weighted as a whole. is characterized in that about 2-11 those formed by diluting with pure water so that the following ratio Te.
- the diluted water of the deep ocean water having an active oxygen elimination function is a deep ocean water sampled from a deep ocean water layer located at a depth of about 600 m or more from the sea surface. It is an especially ⁇ Christian that such a proportion of from about 2 17 to about 2 18 by weight is the also made by diluting with pure water.
- the active oxygen scavenger of the present invention and the diluting water of deep sea water having an active oxygen scavenging function can be used in the following manners: 1) blended in foods, drinks, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, etc., 2) directly into the skin 3) can be taken directly by eating and drinking.
- the active oxygen scavenger containing deep sea water as an active ingredient according to the present invention can be used in various forms such as raw water, concentration, dilution, and freezing.
- the beverage having an active oxygen eliminating function uses the dilution water as a raw material.
- the active oxygen scavenger according to the present invention, the diluted water of deep sea water having an active oxygen scavenging function, and the beverage having an active oxygen scavenging function use natural deep sea water called the deep sea water.
- the active oxygen scavenging function can be exhibited stably, and it is safe for the human body.
- the active oxygen scavenger of the present invention and the dilution water having an active oxygen scavenging function are derived from deep sea water and do not have a specific taste or odor, so that they can be used for beverages, foods, and chemicals. It can be used for various uses such as cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.
- the active oxygen scavenging function of the deep ocean water has the effect of preventing aging and promoting the health.
- deep sea water taken from a deep sea water layer located at a depth of about 600m or more from the sea surface is used as a raw material, and the deep sea water is weighted by about 2% in the whole. 11 (more preferably, it is the ratio become as in the entire 2-17 to 2 18) such that the following proportions by diluting with pure water, dilution water having an active oxygen scavenging function Was manufactured. Therefore, by using this dilution water, beverages and foods having an active oxygen eliminating function can be manufactured at extremely low cost.
- the beverage using the active oxygen scavenger or the dilution water as a raw material has an active oxygen scavenging function. Therefore, by drinking this beverage, excessive active oxygen in the body can be reduced, and an antiaging effect and a cancer or adult disease preventing effect can be exerted.
- FIG. 1 is a view for explaining an oxygen activation mechanism in a living body by an XYZ-based active oxygen elimination luminescence method.
- the best mode for carrying out the present invention is: 1) an active oxygen scavenger containing, as an active ingredient, deep ocean water taken from a deep ocean water layer at a depth of about 600 m or more from the sea surface; dilution water was prepared by diluting with pure water to deep water made it about 2-17 by weight in the whole the ratio of 2-18, 3) the active oxygen scavenger or the dilution water Juice, coffee, cocoa and other beverages used.
- the active oxygen according to the first embodiment Dilution water having an erasing function was obtained.
- the diluted water having this active oxygen elimination function was manufactured using the XYZ-based active oxygen elimination luminescence method, using a weak luminescence measuring device (Tohoku Electronic Industry Co., Ltd. ), The number of times of light emission generated upon elimination of active oxygen was measured.
- the luminescence properties are It is known that the activity is consistent with that of a metal, and that trace metal elements such as Fe and Cu amplify XYZ-based active oxygen scavenging luminescence.
- Table 1 above shows the depth of the ocean at a depth of about 600 meters and a depth of about 2300 meters in the waters off Cape Ashizuri WSW 33 miles' N latitude 32 ° 32 '32' 'East 1 32 ° 24.5'.
- This figure shows the measurement results of deep sea water sampled from deep sea water at a depth of about 600 metres in deep sea water sampled at an interval of about 100 meters.
- the inventor of the present invention has confirmed the numerical values close to Table 1 above for all of the forces tested in the same test for deep sea water sampled from deep sea water layers other than the above-mentioned depth of about 600 meters. did it.
- the deep seawater originally contains a large amount of trace elements of the scavenging type, and certain of them exhibit an action of inhibiting the active oxygen scavenging action of the deep seawater. are, but the deep sea water by which it is diluted with pure water so that a ratio of about 2 11 or less by weight in the whole, the inhibitory effect of the element containing chromatic index less summer of exerting It is assumed that
- Tables 3 and 4 below show that in October 2000, offshore Cape Ashizuri, Kochi Prefecture, Japan, WSW 33 miles, 32 ° 32 '32' N, 132 ° 24.5 'E, and a depth of approximately 2000m
- This figure shows the results of an analysis of whether or not deep sea water withdrawn from the deep sea water layer meets the water quality standards defined by the Water Supply Law of Japan. The results of this analysis were reported by Tokyo Kuei Co., Ltd. (Nihonbashi 3-1-15, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan) on October 20, 2000.
- the so deep sea water it at a ratio of about 2 11 or less by weight in the entire (more preferably , it is to be dilute at a rate to become so) pure water from about 2-17 by weight in the whole up to about 2-18. Therefore, the dilution water of Example 1 using the deep ocean water as a raw material can eventually clear the above-mentioned reference values of the water quality standards also for the items of sodium, chloride ion, fluorine, and taste.
- Tables 3 and 4 show the analysis results of the deep sea water withdrawn from the deep sea water layer at a depth of about 2000m. It is clear that the analysis shows a similar tendency.
- the dilution water can be used by adding it to beverages, foods, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and the like.
- the deep sea water was found to contain bacteria and toxic substances (cadmium, mercury, cyanide, organochlorine compounds, pesticides, etc.) related to human health. , All of which meet the criteria, and it has been found that there is no problem in using it as drinking raw water.
- the active oxygen scavenger containing the deep sea water as an active ingredient or the dilution water to beverages, foods, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and the like. It is clear that the results do not adversely affect the safety of drugs or other products.
- a beverage having a function of eliminating active oxygen in a living body can be produced.
- Example 1 the diluted water having the active oxygen eliminating function was produced by diluting the deep sea water with pure water, but the active oxygen scavenging using the deep ocean water as an active ingredient according to the present invention was performed.
- the agent can be used in various forms, such as a concentrated state, a diluted state, a frozen state, and the like as raw water.
- the active oxygen scavenger according to the present invention contains a substance derived from a natural product called deep ocean water as an active ingredient, 1) it can stably exhibit an active oxygen scavenging function, and 2) the human body 3) It has no peculiar taste or smell. Therefore, the active oxygen scavenger according to the present invention can be used for beverages, foods, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and the like, which have an aging preventing effect and a health promoting effect. It can be used for any of a variety of applications.
- dilution water deep seawater having active oxygen scavenging function according to the present invention, as a proportion of about 2 11 or less by weight of deep sea water in it in the entire (more desirably since more prepared that its Re is diluted with proportions become so) pure water from about 2 _ 17 in the entire up to about 2 _ 18, 1) can be manufactured at very low cost, 2) to the human body 3) It is safe and does not have a unique taste or smell. Therefore, the diluted water having an active oxygen eliminating function according to the present invention can be used for various uses such as beverages, foods, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals having an aging prevention effect and a health promotion effect.
- the beverage having an active oxygen eliminating function according to the present invention is produced using the active oxygen eliminating agent or the dilution water as a raw material, 1) it can be produced at extremely low cost, and 2) the safety is high. 3) Strong active oxygen scavenging function can be exhibited.
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