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Food composition, useful e.g. for maintaining latency state of infection due to herpes simplex virus, comprises egg white, vegetable oil containing omega linolenic acid, sodium chloride, potassium salt, water, selenium and soy lecithin Download PDF

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Food composition (80-100 g) comprises 70 g of egg white, vegetable oil containing 1 g of non-superimposed omega-3 linolenic acid, 1 g of sodium chloride, 0.4-1 g of potassium as a salt of a weak acid of food grade, 2 g of water, 50 mu g of selenium as selenium dioxide, and 2 g of soy lecithin, where: the egg white is coagulated and dry cooked at 90[deg] C and then ground into fine particles; the ground product is added to soy lecithin oil, 200 mu g of biotin and other ingredients to obtain a homogeneous mixture; and the sodium chloride, potassium salt and selenium dioxide are dissolved in water. Food composition (80-100 g) comprises 70 g of egg white, vegetable oil containing 1 g of non-superimposed omega-3 linolenic acid, 1 g of sodium chloride, 0.4-1 g of potassium as a salt of a weak acid of food grade, 2 g of water, 50 mu g of selenium as selenium dioxide, and 2 g of soy lecithin, where: the egg white is coagulated and dry cooked at 90[deg] C and then ground into fine particles; the ground product is added to soy lecithin oil, 200 mu g of biotin and other ingredients to obtain a homogeneous mixture; the sodium chloride, potassium salt and selenium dioxide are dissolved in water; and other solution of salts and mineral oxides are added to the cream to obtain a homogeneous gel. ACTIVITY : Virucide; Anabolic. MECHANISM OF ACTION : None given.

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DESCRIPTION .:' COMPOSITION ALIMENTAIRE EQUILIBREE En ACIDES AMINES ESSENTIELS, DESTINEE A SUPPRIMER LES REACTIVATIONS DE L'HERPES GENITAL CHEZ L'HOMME.. DESCRIPTION: BALANCED FOOD COMPOSITION IN ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS, TO DELETE THE REACTIVATIONS OF GENITAL HERPES IN MAN.

La présente demande concerne l'invention d'une composition alimentaire spéciale propre à empêcher la réactivation cu virus HSV2 chez les sujets ayant une alimentation hypocalorique et déséquilibrée en acides aminés essentiels et se refusant à la modifier. The present application relates to the invention of a special food composition capable of preventing the reactivation of HSV2 virus in subjects having a low calorie diet and imbalanced in essential amino acids and refusing to modify it.

Cette invention appartient au domaine des produits alimentaires normaux. TECHNIQUES ANTERIEURES Des recherches effectuées dans les diverses bases de données n'ont pas permis de trouver des compositions alimentaires semblables à celle du demandeur. Ce dernier a déposé une demande sur un sujet proche en décembre 2008 et enregistrée sous le numéro 08 06 116. LES TRAVAUX DU DEMANDEUR Le demandeur a découvert comment par une diététique correctrice on peut supprimer les réactivations du virus HSV2 chez des sujets souffrant d'éruptions herpétiques récidivantes. This invention belongs to the field of normal food products. PRIOR TECHNIQUES Searches carried out in the various databases did not make it possible to find food compositions similar to that of the applicant. The latter filed a request on a related subject in December 2008 and registered under the number 08 06 116. THE WORK OF THE APPLICANT The applicant has discovered how a corrective dietetic can suppress the reactivation of the HSV2 virus in subjects suffering from eruptions recurrent herpetic.

LE DEMANDEUR PRECISE TOUT DE SUITE QUE SA DEMANDE NE CONCERNE PAS DU TOUT SA DECOUVERTE QUI EST EXPOSEE ICI UNIQUEMENT POUR FAIRE COMPRENDRE L'ACTION DE SA COMPOSITION ALIMENTAIRE. IL PRECISE QU'UNE PARTIE DE SES TRAVAUX ONT ETE EXPOSES AVEC SA DEMANDE 08 06 116. IL VA EXPOSER Cl DESSOUS LA SUITE DE SES RECHERCHES. THE APPLICANT SPECIFIES IMMEDIATELY THAT HIS APPLICATION IS NOT CONCERNED AT ALL HIS DISCOVERY WHICH IS EXHIBITED HERE ONLY TO UNDERSTAND THE ACTION OF ITS FOOD COMPOSITION. IT STATES THAT A PART OF ITS WORK HAVE BEEN PRESENT WITH ITS REQUEST 08 06 116. IT WILL EXHIBIT BELOW THE FOLLOWING OF ITS RESEARCH.

Le demandeur a publié dans le N° 3N du 23 octobre 2008 de la revue Glucides Lucide dont le depot légal a été fait le 23/10/2008 à la Bibliothèque Nationale de France (Revue éditée par Olivier Roujansky, 1 allée des Bécassines 40200 Mimizan (France) un article expliquant que chez une patiente ayant souffert d'herpes recidivant pendant 57 ans, les réactivations du virus étaient dues à ce qu'elle suivait en permanence un régime Basses Calories et surtout que lors de son petit déjeuner elle ne mangeait que 80 grammes de pain et 10 grammes de beurre : ceci n'apportant que 5 grammes de protéines de très mauvaise qualite et 360 calories ce qui était très insuffisant pour couvrir ses besoins entre 6h30 et 12h30 ; la conséquence étant que la synthèse de protéines immunitaires était altérée, d'où les récidives. Le demandeur avait amené la patiente à manger lors de son petit déjeuner 40 grammes de viande de poulet ce qui avait diminué considérablement la fréquence et la sévérité des récidives. 11 en a conclu qu'on pourrait améliorer l'immunité de nombreux sujets chez lesquels elle est altérée si on complétait leur alimentation dans certains crénaux horaires avec les acides aminés essentiels déficitaires, soit en les fournissant à l'état pur, soit en apportant des aliments ou des produits les contenant (par 15 exemple de la viande ou de la chair de poisson). ICI COMMENCE LA PARTIE INFORMATIVE REDIGEE EN JUIN 2009 Tout d'abord il est précisé que la revue Glucides Lucide a paru en novembre et décembre 2008 (N°4N-18/11/08, N°5N-19111/08). 20 Après le dépôt de sa peécédente demande le demandeur s'est Interrogé à propos du mecanisme d'action de la supplémentation en acides aminés essentiels. Il a lu des articles de revues relatifs aux virus ayant des cycles de latences-réactivations. Articles principaux : 1/Génétic Régulatory Méchanisms in the 25 25 Synthésis of Protéins - François Jacob et Jacques Monod - J.MoI.BioI. 1961-3. 318-356. 2/ Effects of Diverse Environemental Conditions on oméga LC3 Prophage Stability in Lactococcus lactis. Merete Lunde et autres. Applied and Environemental Microbiology February 2005 p721-727- vol 71 N°2. (Note : F Jacob et 30 J Monod reçurent le Prix Nobel pour leurs travaux). Al Dans cet article N°1 est étudié le bactériophage qui parasite et détruit la bactérie Colibacille. Ce bactériophage est un DNA virus composé d'un fragment de DNA (un virion) et d'une enveloppe protéique appelée capside. Le virion entre dans la 35 bactérie sans la capside et peut prendre 2 états. 1/ Dans l'état dit "végétative state" il fait synthétiser par les ribosomes de la bactérie des métabolites nécessaires à sa dupli- cation. Ensuite il se multiplie très intensément en créant une centaine -ou plus- de bactériophages complets (encapsidés) qui s'agglomèrent en particules infectantes. Ce processus se termine par la lyse de la bactérie qui libère ces particules. 2/ Dans l'état dit "Phage state" le fragment de DNA s'associe avec le chromosome de la bactérie qui acquièrt la propriété spéciale de ne plus pouvoir synthétiser les métabolites nécessaires à la duplication. La bactérie est dite "lysogénic". Le fragment de DNA reste dans la bactérie même quand elle se divise. Cet état de latence peut durer indéfiniment. Mais il peut cesser sous diverses influences : par exemple par irradiation ultraviolette ou par modification des conditions de culture de la bactérie (par exemple abaissement de la température - voir page 338 de l'article). La réactivation du virus redémarre la phase "végétative state" qui se termine par la lyse de la bactérie et la dissémination dans le milieu des particules infectantes. F Jacob et J Monod ont identifié le mécanisme de la lysogénie : le fragment de DNA -dit Prophage- qui s'associe au chromosome, induit la synthèse d'un "répresseur" qui inhibe la synthèse des métabolites par les ribosomes ce qui rend impossible la duplication du virus. Ainsi le virus connait 2 destins : -soit végétatif avec lyse de la bactérie et dissémination dans le milieu de culture -soit lysogénic, ou s'incorporant au génome de la bactérie il va survivre aussi longtemps que son hotesse et que ses descendantes. B/ Dans l'article N°2, les auteurs ont étudié un bactériophage de la bactérie Lactococcus lactis. Ils ont mis en lumière le fait que l'induction du "végétative state" zst provoqué par des modifications du milieu de culture. Ainsi, un milieu pauvre accroît la fréquence de survenue des "végétative states" : Ces résultats concordent avec ceux de l'article 1. Les propriétés de ces bacteriophages sont très semblables à celles du virus HSV2 pour certaines caracteristiques : DNA virus pouvant être actif ou en état de latence. Mais il y a une différence entre eux : les bactériophages se multiplient dans des bactéries croissant sur un milieu de culture simple, le virus HSV2, par contre, se développe chez des animaux ayant des besoins nutritionnels très élevés et complexes. Le demandeur observe que les virus sont des structures ne pouvant avoir des activités de synthèse. Ils ne peuvent induire leur multiplication que par l'intermédiaire d'une cellule vivante dans laquelle ils se sont introduits. Ceci entraine la conséquence que le degré de fourniture des nutriments aux cellules hôtes conditionnera la possibilité ou non, pour les virus de se multiplier ou de se mettre en état de latence. Ceci a également pour autre conséquence que chaque virus aura une demande specifique d'hébergement. Chez les animaux, la fourniture suffisante ou non en tel ou tel nutriment pourra enclencher une maladie virale ou la mettre en sommeil. Le demandeur observe maintenant la propagation de l'herpes. The applicant published in the No. 3N of October 23, 2008 the magazine Glucides Lucide whose legal deposit was made on October 23, 2008 at the National Library of France (Review edited by Olivier Roujansky, 1 alley Bécassines 40200 Mimizan (France) an article explaining that in a patient who had suffered from recurrent herpes for 57 years, the reactivations of the virus were due to the fact that she constantly followed a low calorie diet and especially that during her breakfast she ate only 80 grams of bread and 10 grams of butter: this bringing only 5 grams of protein of very poor quality and 360 calories which was very insufficient to cover its needs between 6:30 and 12:30, the consequence being that the synthesis of immune proteins was the applicant had brought the patient to eat at breakfast 40 grams of chicken meat which had significantly decreased the frequency of This has led to the conclusion that the immunity of many subjects in whom it is impaired could be improved by supplementing their diet in certain time periods with the essential amino acids that are deficient, or by providing them to the patient. pure state, either by providing food or products containing them (for example meat or fish meat). HERE BEGINS THE COMPUTER PART SET FORTH IN JUNE 2009 First of all it is stated that the magazine Glucides Lucide was published in November and December 2008 (N ° 4N-18/11/08, N ° 5N-19111/08). After the filing of his previous application, the Applicant asked about the mechanism of action of supplementation with essential amino acids. He has read journal articles on viruses with latency-reactivation cycles. Main articles: 1 / Regulatory Genetics Mechanisms in the 25 25 Synthesis of Proteins - François Jacob and Jacques Monod - J.MoI.BioI. 1961-3. 318-356. 2 / Effects of Diverse Environmental Conditions on Omega LC3 Propagation Stability in Lactococcus lactis. Merete Lunde and others. Applied and Environmental Microbiology February 2005 p721-727- vol 71 No. 2. (Note: F Jacob and 30 J Monod received the Nobel Prize for their work). Al In this article N ° 1 is studied the bacteriophage which parasitizes and destroys the bacterium Colibacille. This bacteriophage is a DNA virus composed of a fragment of DNA (a virion) and a protein envelope called capsid. The virion enters the bacterium without the capsid and can take 2 states. 1 / In the so-called "vegetative state" it makes synthesize by the ribosomes of the bacterium of the metabolites necessary for its duplication. Then it multiplies very intensely by creating a hundred or more complete bacteriophages (encapsidated) which agglomerate into infectious particles. This process ends with the lysis of the bacteria that releases these particles. 2 / In the "Phage state" state, the DNA fragment associates with the chromosome of the bacterium, which acquires the special property of not being able to synthesize the metabolites necessary for duplication. The bacterium is called "lysogenic". The DNA fragment remains in the bacterium even when it divides. This latency state can last indefinitely. But it may cease under various influences: for example by ultraviolet irradiation or by changing the culture conditions of the bacteria (eg lowering of temperature - see page 338 of the article). The reactivation of the virus restarts the "vegetative state" phase, which ends with the lysis of the bacterium and the dissemination in the environment of the infecting particles. F Jacob and J Monod have identified the mechanism of lysogeny: the fragment of DNA -dit Prophage- which associates with the chromosome, induces the synthesis of a "repressor" which inhibits the synthesis of metabolites by ribosomes which makes it impossible duplication of the virus. Thus the virus knows 2 destinies: -if vegetative lysis of the bacterium and dissemination in the culture medium -so lysogénic, or incorporating the genome of the bacterium it will survive as long as his hostess and her descendants. B / In the article N ° 2, the authors studied a bacteriophage of the bacterium Lactococcus lactis. They have highlighted the fact that the induction of the "vegetative state" is caused by changes in the culture medium. Thus, a poor environment increases the frequency of occurrence of "vegetative states": These results are consistent with those of Article 1. The properties of these bacteriophages are very similar to those of the HSV2 virus for some characteristics: DNA virus can be active or in latency state. But there is a difference between them: bacteriophages multiply in bacteria growing on a simple culture medium, the HSV2 virus, on the other hand, develops in animals with very high and complex nutritional needs. The applicant observes that viruses are structures that can not have synthetic activities. They can only induce their multiplication by means of a living cell into which they have introduced themselves. This leads to the consequence that the degree of supply of nutrients to the host cells will condition the possibility or not, for viruses to multiply or to put in a state of latency. This also has the consequence that each virus will have a specific request for hosting. In animals, the sufficient or insufficient supply of one or other nutrient may trigger a viral disease or put it to sleep. The applicant is now observing the spread of the herpes.

Elle a lieu quand la peau des régions péri-génitales d'un être humain entre en contact avec des vésicules ouvertes d'une éruption herpétique. Les fragments viraux pénètrent dans les cellules et s'y multiplient en provoquant une éruption cutanée qui passe par les stades érythémateuxb puis vésiculeux puis de vésicules ouvertes d'où sort une sérosité chargée en virus. Dans la norme, l'herpes guérit spontanémsnt en 8 à 12 jours. Le malade "guéri" reste porteur du virus qui est devenu inactif et est localisé dans les ganglions latéro-vertébraux où se trouvent les neurones sensitifs innervant la zone infectée. On dit que le virus est dans un "sanctuaire" où les médicaments antiviraux ne peuvent l'atteindre. Là, le virus reste passif, parfois pendant des années, parfois pendant la vie entière du sujet. Dans d'autres cas, le virus se réactive et une éruption nouvelle a lieu qui suit son cours comme lors de la primo-infection. On voit que l'état lysogénic des bactériophages et celui 5 d'inactivité du HSV2 ont un air de famille. Toutes ces données étant prises en compte, le demandeur émet la théorie suivante. On doit considérer d'une part la certitude des données relatives aux virus, d'autre part la réalité de la suppression des 10 récurrences herpétiques par la correction d'un déficit en acides aminés essentiels lors d'une fenêtre temporelle d'une durée de plusieurs heures chez un patient ayant une alimentation hypocalorique. II y a lieu de penser que lors de la multiplication du virus HSV2 15 au cours de la primo-infection ou d'une récurrence, il se produit des mutations créant des mutants "lysogénics" ayant la propriété de faire synthétiser dans les cellules hotes un répresseur inhibant la synthèse des protéines indispensables à la multiplication du virus. Alors commence la phase de latence 20 qui durera aussi longtemps que les nutriments nécessaires à la synthèse du répresseur seront fournis à la cellule hôte. Mais si la cellule hôte est sous alimentée en l'un où plusieurs de ces nutriments, la synthèse du répresseur diminue ou s'annule et le "végétative state" redémarre avec son éruption et 25 l'apparition par mutations de nouveaux "lysogénics" virus générant un nouvel état de latence. Dans le cas de la malade, on a identifié les acides aminés essentiels (en particulier la lysine et la thréonine) comme nutriments en cause chez une patiente alimentée seulement 30 avec du pain (lors d'une "fenêtre"). II reste à identifier tous les autres facteurs qui peuvent déclencher des récurrences en cas de régime déficitaire en calories et en certains acides aminés essentiels. It occurs when the skin of the peri-genital regions of a human being comes into contact with open vesicles of a herpetic rash. The viral fragments penetrate into the cells and multiply by causing a rash that passes through the erythematous stagesb then vesicular and open vesicles from which a serum loaded with virus. Normally, herpes cures spontaneously in 8 to 12 days. The "cured" patient remains a carrier of the virus that has become inactive and is located in the latero-vertebral ganglia where the sensory neurons innervating the infected zone are located. It is said that the virus is in a "sanctuary" where antiviral drugs can not reach it. There, the virus remains passive, sometimes for years, sometimes during the entire life of the subject. In other cases, the virus reactivates and a new eruption takes place that follows its course as during the primary infection. It can be seen that the lysogenic state of bacteriophages and that of inactivity of HSV2 have a family resemblance. All these data being taken into account, the applicant emits the following theory. On the one hand, one must consider the certainty of the data relating to the viruses, on the other hand the reality of the suppression of the herpetic recurrences by the correction of an essential amino acid deficit during a time window of a duration of several hours in a patient with a low calorie diet. It is to be expected that during the multiplication of the HSV2 virus during primary infection or recurrence, mutations are created creating "lysogenic" mutants having the property of making synthesize in the host cells a repressor inhibiting the synthesis of proteins essential for the multiplication of the virus. Then begins the lag phase which will last as long as the nutrients required for repressor synthesis will be provided to the host cell. But if the host cell is under-fed to one or more of these nutrients, the repressor synthesis decreases or vanishes and the "vegetative state" restarts with its eruption and the appearance by mutations of new "lysogenics" viruses. generating a new latency state. In the case of the patient, essential amino acids (particularly lysine and threonine) were identified as the nutrients involved in a patient fed only with bread (at a "window"). It remains to identify all the other factors that can trigger recurrences in case of diet deficient in calories and certain essential amino acids.

En définitive le demandeur énonce ceci , l'herpes génitaj est du à la multiplication du virus HSV2 dans des cellules. Lors de cette multiplication apparaissent des mutants induisant la synthèse dans la cellule hôte d'un répresseur empêchant la cellule de synthétiser des métabolites indispensables à la multiplication du virus. Le virus devient latent. Si à un moment, le sujet reçoit un régime hypocalorique avec un apport insuffisant en nutriments nécessaires à la multiplication du répresseur, le système devient instable. Sous l'influence d'un facteur déclen- chant (par exemple une anémie, une fièvre, un traumatisme, un stress, etc), il pourra entrer en phase de multiplication active. La phase de multiplication cessera quand des mutants "lysogénics" seront assez nombreux. Le nouvel état de latence et de stabilité se maintiendra aussi longtemps que les cellules hôtes seront approvisionnées avec les nutriments dont elles ont besoin pour fabriquer des répresseurs. Note : La malade dont il est question plus haut, a été supplémentée en acides aminés essentiels à partir du début de février 2008. En 2008 elle a fait 3 rechutes d'herpes. En 2009 (6 mois au 29 juin) elle en a fait 1. En 2003, elle avait fait 12 rechutes. Entre 2002 et 2007 c'est à dire en 6 années elle avait fait 45 rechutes. Cet excellent résultat qui se maintient depuis 17 mois (au 30 juin 2009) amène le demandeur a déposer cette nouvelle 25 demande de brevet. Ultimately the applicant states this, the genital herpes is due to the multiplication of the HSV2 virus in cells. During this multiplication appear mutants inducing synthesis in the host cell of a repressor preventing the cell from synthesizing metabolites essential for the multiplication of the virus. The virus becomes latent. If at a given time, the subject receives a low-calorie diet with insufficient nutrient supply necessary for the multiplication of the repressor, the system becomes unstable. Under the influence of a triggering factor (for example, anemia, fever, trauma, stress, etc.), he may enter the active multiplication phase. The multiplication phase will stop when "lysogenic" mutants are numerous. The new state of latency and stability will continue as long as the host cells are supplied with the nutrients they need to make repressors. Note: The patient referred to above, was supplemented with essential amino acids from the beginning of February 2008. In 2008 she made 3 herpes relapses. In 2009 (6 months to June 29) she made 1. In 2003, she made 12 relapses. Between 2002 and 2007 that is to say in 6 years she had made 45 relapses. This excellent result, which has been maintained for 17 months (as of June 30, 2009), brings the applicant to file this new patent application.

ICI PREND FIN LA PARTIE INFORMATIVE POUR LAQUELLE IL N'EST PAS DEMANDE DE PROTECTION. HERE IS ENDING THE INFORMATIVE PART FOR WHICH IT IS NOT REQUEST FOR PROTECTION.

ICI COMMENCE LA SECONDE PARTIE DE LA DEMANDE DE BREVET DE L'INVENTION. HERE STARTS THE SECOND PART OF THE PATENT APPLICATION FOR THE INVENTION.

30 Se fondant sur ce qui vient d'être exposé, le demandeur a inventé la composition suivante. Le composant primordial en est le blanc d'oeuf dont les protéines présentent un équilibre parfait en acides aminés. (Le poussin sera fabriqué avec elles). Ce blanc sera cuit à 95 35 degrés de façon à inactiver l'avidine et il sera enrichi en biotine. Lui seront ajoutés : du tofu, de la lécithine de soja, une huile végétale riche en acide jinolénique, du chlorure de sodium, du potassium, du sélénium, de l'eau, de la biotine. Le demandeur, au cours de sa carrère de médecin, a vu que de nombreuses personnes suivaient un régime franchement pathogène et refusaient de le corriger. Il a donc résolu d'inventer une composition alimentaire qui serait basée sur sa découverte et serait facilement acceptée par eux. Ceci étant, le demandeur décrit la composition d'une unité complémentaire de base servant à complémenter un repas déséquilibré en acides aminés essentiels et en 'énergie (du type végétalien) pour un adulte homme de poids moyen. COMPOSANTS ET FABRICATION D'UNE DOSE UNITAIRE On the basis of what has just been stated, the Applicant has invented the following composition. The essential component is the egg white whose proteins have a perfect balance of amino acids. (The chick will be made with them). This white will be cooked at 95 degrees so as to inactivate avidin and it will be enriched in biotin. It will be added: tofu, soy lecithin, a vegetable oil rich in jinolenic acid, sodium chloride, potassium, selenium, water, biotin. The plaintiff, during his career as a doctor, saw that many people were following a truly pathogenic diet and refused to correct it. He therefore resolved to invent a food composition that would be based on his discovery and would be easily accepted by them. That being so, the applicant describes the composition of a basic supplemental unit for supplementing an unbalanced meal with essential amino acids and energy (vegan type) for a middle-aged adult male. COMPONENTS AND MANUFACTURE OF A UNIT DOSE

Cette dose unitaire contient : 80 à 100 grammes de blanc d'oeuf et d'autres composants préparés comme ci-après. This unit dose contains: 80 to 100 grams of egg white and other components prepared as below.

Composition alimentaire caractérisée en ce qu'elle est composée, pour une dose unitaire de 80 à 100 grammes, de 70 grammes de blanc d'oeuf, d'huile végétale contenant 1 gramme d'acide oméga 3 linolenique natf et non surajouté, de 1 gramme de chlorure de sodium, de 0,4 à 1 gramme de potassium sous forme d'un sel d'un acide faible de qualité alimentaire, de 2 grammes d'eau, de 50 micogrammes de sélénium sous forme de dioxyde sélénium, de 2 grammes de lécithine de soja ; cette composition est caractérisée encore en ce que le blanc d'oeuf est cuit et coagulé à sec à 90 degrés puis broyé en fines particules et caractérisée encore en ce que le broyat obtenu est additionné de l'huile, de la lécithine de soja et des autres composants, et de 200 microgrammes de biotine, le melange étant mixé très longuement jusqu'à obtention d'une crême homogène, cette composition est caractérisée encore en ce que le chlorure de sodium, le sel de potassium, et le dioxyde de sélénium sont dissous dans l'eau, et est caractérisé encore en ce que la solution de sels et oxydes minéraux est additionnée à la crême, l'ensemble étant brassé longuement jusqu'à obtention d'un gel homogène. Note : les personnes comprenant mal l'article 1 auront intérêt à lire le livre de F.Jacob, La Statue Intérieure où il dépeint ses recherches avec Monod et leurs découvertes. Les explications sont plus accessibles pour les non spécialistes. Voir surtout les pages : 380-381, 396, 406-411, 417-423, 426-430 (édition format livre de poche). On notera que "l'immunité" vis à vis du virus latent ne dépend pas du système immunitaire mais du statut lysogénic ou non du virion. MEILLEURE REALISATION DE L'INVENTION _La meilleure composition unitaire est préparée avec 90 grammes de blanc d'oeuf et le reste comme ci dessus mais avec spécialement : potassium 1 gramme, Food composition characterized in that it is composed, for a unit dose of 80 to 100 grams, of 70 grams of egg white, of vegetable oil containing 1 gram of omega 3 linolenic acid natf and not superadjusted, of 1 gram of sodium chloride, 0.4 to 1 gram of potassium in the form of a salt of a weak acid of food grade, 2 grams of water, 50 micograms of selenium in the form of selenium dioxide, 2 grams of soy lecithin; this composition is further characterized in that the egg white is cooked and coagulated to 90 degrees dry and then ground to fine particles and further characterized in that the ground material obtained is supplemented with oil, soy lecithin and other components, and 200 micrograms of biotin, the mixture being mixed very long until a homogeneous cream is obtained, this composition is further characterized in that the sodium chloride, the potassium salt, and the selenium dioxide are dissolved in water, and is further characterized in that the solution of salts and inorganic oxides is added to the cream, the whole being stirred for a long time until a homogeneous gel is obtained. Note: people with a bad understanding of Article 1 will be interested in reading F. Jacob's book, The Inner Statue, where he describes his research with Monod and their discoveries. The explanations are more accessible for non-specialists. See especially pages: 380-381, 396, 406-411, 417-423, 426-430 (paperback edition). It should be noted that "immunity" with respect to the latent virus does not depend on the immune system but on the lysogenetic status or not of the virion. BEST IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INVENTION The best unitary composition is prepared with 90 grams of egg white and the remainder as above but especially with: potassium 1 gram,

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REVENDICATIONS1. Composition alimentaire caractérisée en ce qu'elle est composée, pour une dose unitaire de 80 à 100 grammes, de 70 grammes de blanc d'oeuf, d'huile végétale contenant 1 gramme d'acide oméga 3 linolenique natf et non surajouté, de 1 gramme de chlorure de sodium, de 0,4 à 1 gramme de potassium sous forme d'un sel d'un acide faible de qualité alimentaire, de 2 grammes d'eau, de 50 micogrammes de sélénium sous forme de dioxyde sélénium, de 2 grammes de lécithine de soja ; cette composition est caractérisée encore en ce que le blanc d'oeuf est cuit et coagulé à sec à 90 degrés puis broyé en fines parti-cules et caractérisée encore en ce que le broyat obtenu est additionné de l'huile, de la lécithine de soja et des autres composants, et de 200 microgrammes de biotine, le melange étant mixé très longuement jusqu'à obtention d'une crême homogène, cette composition est caractérisée encore en ce que le chlorure de sodium, le sel de potassium, et le dioxyde de sélénium sont dissous dans l'eau, et est caractérisé encore en ce que la solution de sels et oxydes minéraux est additionnée à la crême, l'ensemble étant brassé longuement jusqu'à obtention d'un gel homogène. REVENDICATIONS1. Food composition characterized in that it is composed, for a unit dose of 80 to 100 grams, of 70 grams of egg white, of vegetable oil containing 1 gram of omega 3 linolenic acid natf and not superadjusted, of 1 gram of sodium chloride, 0.4 to 1 gram of potassium in the form of a salt of a weak acid of food grade, 2 grams of water, 50 micograms of selenium in the form of selenium dioxide, 2 grams of soy lecithin; this composition is further characterized in that the egg white is cooked and coagulated to 90 degrees dry and then ground into fine particles and further characterized in that the ground material obtained is supplemented with oil, soy lecithin and the other components, and 200 micrograms of biotin, the mixture being mixed very lengthily until a homogeneous cream is obtained, this composition is further characterized in that the sodium chloride, the potassium salt, and the selenium are dissolved in water, and is further characterized in that the solution of salts and inorganic oxides is added to the cream, the whole being stirred for a long time until a homogeneous gel is obtained.
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