JPS6236327A - Chinese herbal remedy - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:A Chinese herbal remedy consisting of KOJI mold embryo bud and young leaves of barley. CONSTITUTION:A Chinese herbal remedy obtained by heating embryo bud at 60-80 deg.C not to scorch, grinding the embryo bud, mixing the resultant ground embryo bud with ground KOJI mold, curing the resultant mixture at 32 deg.C for 24hr, mixing the cured mixture with finely crushed and dried young leaf flour of barley, curing the resultant mixture again at 32 deg.C for 24hr, freeze-drying the mixture while blowing hot air at -5 deg.C for 30min, drying the freeze-dried mixture further at 30-50 deg.C for 30min-1hr and curing the dried mixture at room temperature for 3 days. This remedy is effective for treating diseases called incurable diseases. The compounding weight ratio of the young leaves of the young leaves of barley to the KOJI mold is about 200:1 based on the dry weight. Green tea leaf flour, unpolished rice flour, sesame oil, young leaves of Japanese radish and just budded rapeseed flour may be added thereto in a suitable proportion. Said Chinese herbal remedy is in the form of green flake, but may be in the form of tablet, granule, rod, etc. The dose thereof is 10g/day and may be divided into 3 portions a day.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION a. Field of Industrial Application The present invention relates to Chinese herbal medicines that are effective in treating diseases that are said to be incurable diseases in modern times.

b. Prior Art Traditionally, as herbal medicines, powders and decoctions of commonly known crude drugs such as Panax ginseng have been known.

On the other hand, a large number of various vitamin supplements and health foods are commercially available in order to maintain health or to treat illnesses that are not so serious as to be called diseases.

C1 Problems to be solved by the invention However, while traditional Chinese herbal medicines generally have the advantage of having fewer side effects, they also have the disadvantage of being less effective. Along with many conventional medicines, it had little effect on diseases such as Raynaud's disease, Bartchett's disease, or skin spots and freckles. In particular, common synthetic drugs used for intractable diseases have strong side effects.
However, it was not very effective and posed a major problem in the treatment of intractable diseases that required long-term use.

In addition, various vitamin supplements and health foods have pharmacological effects to some extent in maintaining health, but they are far from being effective in treating these intractable diseases.

d. Means for Solving the Problems As a result of intensive research in search of Chinese herbal medicines that are effective for treating these incurable diseases and have few side effects, the inventors have developed a method of specially processing grains, vegetables, etc. that are commonly eaten by humans. They discovered that by blending in a certain proportion, it was possible to achieve the desired balance, and completed the present invention.

Its gist is that it is a Chinese herbal medicine (invention 1) consisting of Koji mold, germ, and young barley leaves;
It is a Chinese herbal medicine (present invention 2) consisting of barley young leaves and green tea, and a Chinese herbal medicine (present invention 3) consisting of Koji mold, germ, brown rice, barley young leaves, green tea, and sesame (present invention 3). A Chinese herbal medicine (present invention 4) consisting of young barley leaves, young radish leaves, rapeseed leaves, green tea, and sesame (present invention 4); Invention 5).

The explanation will be based on the raw materials to be blended.

The koji mold may be the so-called koji mold used for brewing sake, etc., and the germ is the germ of brown rice. Brown rice can be made by removing only the rice husks before polishing.

Young barley leaves are preferably collected after sowing barley seeds and before they sprout, and young radish leaves are collected after sowing and germination and growth to 10 to 20 cm. As rapeseed leaves, those commercially available as rapeseed leaves are generally used. The green tea may be any dried green tea that people drink on a daily basis, and the sesame can be regular sesame, black sesame or white sesame.

Next, the method for producing the Chinese herbal medicine of the present invention will be sequentially described.

Invention 1 is prepared by heating the germ at 60 to 80°C without burning and then mixing the ground germ and ground Koji mold.
After incubating (curing) at 2℃ for 24 hours, mix finely crushed and dried barley young leaf powder with a jaccer,
After incubating (curing) again at 32℃ for 24 hours-
Freeze-dry at 5°C for about 30 minutes while blowing hot air, then dry at 30-35°C for 30 minutes to 1 hour, and then dry at room temperature for 30 minutes.
You can get it by cultivating it for several days.

Invention 2 can be obtained by mixing green tea powder with Koji mold and germ in the step of mixing barley young leaf powder in Invention 1.

Present invention 3 is as follows.

The germ, brown rice, and sesame seeds are individually heated at 60 to 80°C without burning, and then ground separately, and the sesame seeds are squeezed to extract sesame oil. Also, crush the koji mold separately.

Mix the ground koji mold, germ and brown rice, about 3
After incubating (curing) at 2℃ for 24 hours, green tea powder, powdered young barley leaves crushed and dried using a jaccer, sesame oil, and a small amount of olive oil were added and mixed, and the mixture was incubated (cured) again at about 32℃ for 24 hours. After that, -5
It can be obtained by freeze-drying at 30°C for about 30 minutes while blowing hot air, further drying at 30-35°C for 30 minutes to 1 hour, and then curing at room temperature for 3 days. Olive oil is used to improve mixing and may not be added.

Present invention 4 is as follows.

The germ, brown rice, and rice are individually heated at 60 to 80°C without burning, and then ground separately, and the sesame seeds are squeezed to extract sesame oil. Alternatively, grind Koji mold alone, or mix ground Koji mold, germ, and brown rice, incubate (cure) for 24 hours at about 32 degrees Celsius, add green tea powder, and grind finely (crushed and dried young barley leaves) with a jaccer. Add and mix the powder, young radish leaf powder, rapeseed leaf powder, sesame oil and a small amount of olive oil, and heat to about 32℃ again.
After incubating (curing) for 24 hours, freeze-dry at -5℃ for about 30 minutes while blowing warm air, and then freeze-dry for about 30 minutes.
It can be obtained by drying at 35°C for 30 minutes to 1 hour and then curing at room temperature for 3 days. Olive oil is used to improve mixing and does not need to be added.

In the present invention 5, green tea powder may not be blended in the process of the present invention 4.

Next, the blending ratio of raw materials will be explained. However, the blending ratios shown below are only a guideline, and deviations from these blending ratios do not mean that the pharmacological effects will be lost.

In all of inventions 1 to 5, the ratio of Koji mold to germ (in the state after heat treatment) is about 1:5 by weight.

In the formulation of the present invention, the dry weight of young barley leaves is about 200 times that of Koji mold.

In the formulation of Invention 2, about 25 times more green tea powder is added to Invention 1 than Koji mold.

In the formulation of present invention 3, brown rice powder is about 90 times the weight of Koji mold, and young barley leaf powder is about 70 times the dry weight of Koji mold.
Green tea powder is about 20 times the weight, and sesame oil is about 15 times the weight.

In the formulation of present invention 4, brown rice powder is about 80 times the weight of Koji mold, and young barley leaf powder is about 40 times the dry weight of Koji mold.
Young radish leaf powder is about 25 times the dry weight, rapeseed leaf powder is about 20 times the dry weight, green tea powder is about 20 times the dry weight, and sesame oil is about 15 times the dry weight.

Invention 5 is a formulation of Invention 4 except for the green tea powder.

The herbal medicine of the present invention is green and flaky, but it may be made into tablets, granules, rods, etc.

When taking the drug, it is usually about 10g per day, but it may be changed as appropriate depending on the disease.The number of doses is preferably divided into three times a day, but it may be divided into more doses.

e. Action The herbal medicine of the present invention is not expected to have the known action and effect that conventional vitamin preparations have, but rather contains a low-molecular antioxidant (
This is expected to have an active oxygen removal effect using furanoboid, etc.). Therefore, for example, the effects of the furanovoids and vitamins B t +C and A contained in green tea, sesame, and others that are included in the herbal medicine of the present invention are not due to the effect of each of them alone. However, in the present invention, these polymerizations are released in the presence of Koji mold, and each can be activated freely. This method succeeded in making the active oxygen removal effect extremely strong. In addition, by adjusting each raw material to an optimal composition, we have succeeded in bringing out a synergistic effect that further doubles this active oxygen removal effect. Even if it is extracted and taken in an amount suitable for the present invention, the effects of the present invention cannot be expected.

f. Examples Example 1 After heating at about 70° C. without burning, 250 g of ground germ and 50 g of Koji mold were mixed and incubated at 32° C. for 24 hours. This was mixed with 9.7- powder of young barley leaves that had been finely ground and dried using a juicer, incubated again at 32°C for 24 hours, then freeze-dried at -5°C for about 30 minutes while blowing warm air, and further heated at 32°C. After drying for about 30 minutes, it was cured at room temperature for 3 days to obtain a powdered herbal medicine.

When the resulting Chinese herbal medicine was administered to 12 patients suffering from sensitivity to cold at a dose of 3g three times a day for three weeks, it was effective in eight patients.

When four patients with Raynaud's disease were given the same drug, it was effective in two.

Example 2 250 g of germ, which was heated at about 70°C without burning and then ground, was mixed with 50 g of Koji mold and heated at 32°C for 2 hours.
Incubated for 4 hours. Add to this 8.5 kg of powdered young barley leaves that have been finely ground and dried using a juicer, and 1.5 kg of green tea powder.
After mixing 2- and incubating again at 32℃ for 24 hours, blowing warm air at -5℃ for about 30 minutes, freeze-drying, drying at 32℃ for about 30 minutes, and curing at room temperature for 3 days, and then injecting Chinese herbal medicine. Obtained.

When the obtained Chinese herbal medicine was administered to a patient at a dose of 3 g three times a day, the effects shown in Table 1 were obtained.

■ ■ Example 3 250g of germ that was heated to about 70℃ without burning and then ground, 4.5g of brown rice and 50g of koji chikara rice crackers
were mixed and incubated at 32°C for 24 hours. to this,
Barley young leaf powder finely ground and dried with a shaker 3.5
After heating sesame seeds to 1 kg of green tea powder at about 70℃ without burning, add too much grated and squeezed sesame oil and a small amount of olive oil, mix, incubate again at 32℃ for 24 hours, and then -5 It was freeze-dried at 32°C for about 30 minutes while blowing hot air, and then dried at 32°C for about 30 minutes, and then cured at room temperature for 3 days to obtain a Chinese herbal medicine.

The obtained herbal medicine was administered to a patient in an amount of 3 g three times a day, and the results shown in Table 2 were obtained.

Table 2 Example 4 500 g of germ that was heated at about 70°C without burning and then ground, 7.6 kg of brown rice and 100 koji molds
g were mixed and incubated at 32°C for 24 hours.

Add to this finely with a juicer (4 pieces of crushed and dried young barley leaf powder, 2.4 kg of young radish leaf powder, 2 pieces of rapeseed leaf powder)
2 kg of green tea powder, and 1.4 kg of sesame oil, which is made by heating sesame seeds at about 70°C without burning them, then grinding and squeezing them.
kg and a small amount of olive oil and heat again at 32℃ for 2 hours.
After incubating for 4 hours, it was freeze-dried at -5°C for about 30 minutes while blowing warm air, further dried at 32°C for about 30 minutes, and then cured at room temperature for 3 days to obtain a Chinese herbal medicine.

The obtained Chinese herbal medicine was administered to a patient at a dose of 3 g three times a day, and the results shown in Table 3 were obtained.

Table 3 Example 5 500 g of germ that was heated at about 70°C without burning and then ground, 7.6 pupil of brown rice and 100 g of Koji mold
g were mixed and incubated at 32°C for 24 hours.

To this, 4 kts of powdered young barley leaves finely crushed and dried using a jaccer, 2.4 kts of young radish powder, 2 kts of rapeseed powder, and 1 kts of sesame oil, which was heated without burning sesame seeds at about 70°C, then ground and squeezed. After mixing 4- and a small amount of olive oil and incubating again at 32°C for 24 hours,
Freeze-dry while blowing warm air at -5℃ for about 30 minutes.
After further drying at 32° C. for about 30 minutes, the mixture was cured at room temperature for 3 days to obtain a Chinese herbal medicine.

The obtained Chinese herbal medicine was administered to a patient in an amount of 3 g each time three times a day, and the results shown in Table 4 were obtained.

g. Effects of the Invention The herbal medicine of the present invention is effective for malignant joint inflammation, severe sensitivity to cold, Raynaud's disease, Bartschett's disease, and age spots and sore spots, which are said to be incurable diseases for which there is no optimal treatment method. It is.

The Chinese herbal medicine of the present invention is a synthetic chemical and has no side effects.

The respective effects of the present inventions 1 to 5 are as follows.

That is, the present invention 1 uses superoxide dismutase (5OD
), it contains low-molecular-weight compounds that exhibit antioxidant effects, making it effective in recovering from blood flow disorders, so it is effective for cold sensitivity and Raynaud's disease.

Invention 2 has, in addition to Invention 1, the ability of vitamin C (because it is contained in a large amount, it has an antioxidant effect) and has a stronger active oxygen removal effect than Invention 1, and is also effective against rheumatoid arthritis and Birchiet's disease. There is 1.

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The present invention 4 is effective in suppressing abnormal lymphocyte reactions and is particularly effective for incurable diseases such as sensitivity to cold, Raynaud's disease, and malignant rheumatoid arthritis, and is also effective for Behcet's disease and age spots and freckles.

Invention 5 excludes green tea in consideration of long-term administration to patients with gastric ulcers or weak stomachs, and exhibits substantially the same effects as Invention 4.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A Chinese herbal medicine consisting of Koji mold, germ, and young barley leaves. 2. A Chinese herbal medicine consisting of Koji mold, germ, young barley leaves, and green tea. 3. Chinese herbal medicine consisting of Koji mold, germ, brown rice, young barley leaves, green tea and sesame seeds. 4. Chinese herbal medicine consisting of Koji mold, germ, brown rice, young barley leaves, young radish leaves, rapeseed leaves, green tea and sesame seeds. 5. Chinese herbal medicine consisting of Koji mold, germ, brown rice, young barley leaves, young radish leaves, rapeseed leaves, and sesame seeds.