RS20100392A2 - Procedure for obtaining herbal preparation based on herbal mixture extract for application on skin and herbal preparation obtained thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

Invention herewith described refers to the procedure for obtaining preparations based on the herbal mixture extract of the following whole plants and/or their parts: Comfrey - Symphytum officinale, Saint John's wort Hypericum perforatum, Chamomile - Matricaria chamomilla, Nettle - Urtica dioica, Marigold - Calendula officinalis, Sage - Salvia officinalis, Yarrow - Achilea millefolium, Thyme - Thymus vulgaris, Rosehip - Rosa canina, Carrots - Daucus carota, Rtanj tea - Satureja kitaibelii Wierzb. ex Heuff., Cucumber - Cucumis sativus, Peppermint - Mentha piperita, Walnut - Juglans regia, Parsley - Petroselinum Hortense, Broccoli - Brassica oleracea L, Elder - Sambucus nigra, Lemon Balm - Melissa officinalis, Lady's mantle - Alchemilla vulgaris, Cinnamon - Cinnamomum zeylanicum , Horsetail - Equisetum arvense, Lady's bedstraw - Galium verum, Paprika - Capsicum annuum L, Caraway - Carum carvi L., Shepherd 's purse - Capsella bursa pastoris, Dandelion - Taraxacum officinale, Plantain - Plantago major, Tomato - Solanum lycopersicum, Desperate - Marrubium vulgare, alfalfa - Medicago sativa, Linden - Tilia platyphyllos, Basil - Ocimum basilicum, Raspberry - Rubus idaeus, Green tea - Camellia sinensis and Daisy - Bellis perennis, by extraction in ethanol or glycerol, with the addition of mineral water, primarily of volcanic origin.The invention also refers to the herbal preparation in the form of spray, roll-on and wet wipes, for external use for skin treatment, obtained by the said procedure.

Description

PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING HERBAL PREPARATION BASED ON HERBAL MIXTURE EXTRACT FOR SKIN APPLICATION

AND THE HERBAL PREPARATION OBTAINED BY THAT PROCEDURE

Technical field

This invention relates to the procedure for obtaining a herbal preparation based on the extract of a herbal mixture and to the herbal preparation obtained by that procedure, which is applied for external use to treat the skin in the form of a spray, roll-on and wet wipes.

In order to produce this preparation, it is necessary to mix appropriate amounts of plants, ethanol and volcanic mineral water.

The subject of the invention, in general, refers to the process of obtaining a herbal preparation, which is a herbal extract used in the form of spray, roll-on and wet wipes. According to the International Classification of Patents, it can be classified by symbols according to IPC (7): A21C9/06; A21C11/16; A21D6/00, A21D13/00; A21D13/00; A21D13/08 and A23L 1/10, A61K7/48 (cosmetic preparations and skin protection agents) and A61K35/78 (which define preparations containing substances of plant origin).

Technical problem

The technical problem solved by this invention consists in how to obtain a herbal preparation, which consists of an ethanolic extract of a mixture of medicinal herbs, namely: Comfrey - Symphytum officinale (root), St. John's wort - Hypericum perforatum (flower leaf), chamomile - Matricaria chamomilla (flower), nettle - Urtica dioica (leaf), calendula - Calendula officinalis (flower), sage - Salvia officinalis (leaf), yarrow - Achilea millefolium (flower), thyme - Thymus vulgaris (whole plant in flower), pomegranate - Rosa canina (fruit), carrot - Daucus carota (root), Rtarian tea - Satureja kitaibelii VVierzb. ex Heuff.

(aerial part of the plant in flower), cucumber - Cucumis sativus (fruit), mint - Mentha piperita (leaves), walnut - Juglans regia (fruit), parsley - Petroselinum hortense (leaf), broccoli - Brassica oleracea L.

(aerial part of the plant), zova - Sambucus nigra (flower), lemon balm - Melissa officinalis (leaf), lady's mantle - Alchemilla vulgaris (leaf), cinnamon - Cinnamomum Zeylanicum (bark), horsetail - Eguisetum

arvense (whole plant), midsummer flowers - Galium verum (whole plant), pepper - Capsicum annuum L.

(fruit), cumin -Carum carvi L. (seed), marigold -Capsella bursa pastoris (whole plant), dandelion -Tarxacum officinale (root), buckthorn -Plantago major (leaf), tomato -Solanum Ivcopersicum (fruit), bitter gourd -Marrubium vulgare (whole plant), alfalfa -Medicago sativa (aerial part of the plant), linden -Tilia platyphyllos (flower), basil -Ocimum basilicum (whole plant), raspberry - Rubus idaeus (leaf), green tea - Camellia sinensis (leaf and flower) and white rada - Bellis perennis (flowers and leaves), which is applied for external use to treat the skin in the form of spray, roll-on and wet wipes.

State of the art

In the patent and non-patent literature, there are many procedures for obtaining preparations that are applied for external use to treat the skin from the appropriate mixture of medicinal plants. Namely, in recent times, phytomedicine, which is based on the use of preparations based on medicinal plants, has been increasingly used, and currently there is great interest and research focused on antioxidants, vitamins, flavonoids, phytonicides, tannins, polyphenolic and other compounds that originate from medicinal plants.

In the book "Techniques of Extraction of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAPs)", J Singh, (pp. 68-82), a description of the method of maceration of plant material is given. In this method, chopped herbs covered with a certain solvent stand for a couple of days with occasional stirring. The resulting liquid is poured off, and the solid residue is pressed to obtain a solution which, after filtration, is mixed with the first solution.

In patent application no. VVO 2009/133998, from 2009, shows a preparation comprising extracts of medicinal Chinese herbs (more than a hundred different plant species are combined together) in water or an organic solvent as a skin treatment preparation, where the extraction process is carried out using cooking, boiling, baking and heating methods. The mixture of herbs included in the composition of the preparation from this application differs from patent application no. WO 2009/133998, in that it does not contain a single herbal extract of 100 types of Chinese herbs contained in the preparation, and in relation to patent application no. UA 7020 U, because it is a herbal mixture composed of 35 different types of herbs.

In patent application no. UA 7020 U, from 2005, shows a preparation that includes different types of medicinal herbs used in steam phytotherapy for overall health improvement. Herbs used are nettle, St. John's wort, linden, lemon balm, mint, calendula, wild chamomile, yarrow, thyme, sage.

Starting from the existing state of the art, there was a need to develop an extraction process that would eliminate the shortcomings shown in the literature given in the state of the art.

The method given by this invention solves the problems given in the state of the art and represents an improved method of extracting herbs by using boards made of wood of different origin in the extraction process, which are distributed throughout the interior of the container in which the extraction is performed, which accelerate the process of obtaining the herbal extract and improve the quality of the obtained extract.

The resulting preparation is completely natural and does not contain heavy metals (mercury, lead, etc.) which can be found in creams and sticks and which, when applied to the face, are introduced into the body, where they are permanently deposited and damage the organs through their action.

Unlike synthetic drugs and invasive methods, the application of this preparation has no side effects such as irritation of the digestive organs, skin, allergic reactions and pain caused by taking medicines, and unlike other herbal preparations, it has a wider spectrum and stronger effect.

Description of the invention

In relation to the solutions presented in the state of the art, the process of obtaining the extract of the herbal mixture, that is, the obtained extract of the herbal mixture, in the form of a spray, roll-on and wet wipes, solves the technical problem in a completely new way.

This invention is the result of many years of research in the direction of developing a herbal preparation for the overall improvement of health and appearance of the body. This preparation contains a combination of herbal ingredients that has been formulated to affect various skin damage using active substances that have antioxidant, vasodilator, antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, astringent, antiseptic, aphrodisiac, antiphlogistic, antioxidant, regenerative, stimulatory, hemostatic, emmenogenic, cosmetic and other effects.

The procedure shown here for obtaining a preparation based on the extract of a herbal mixture consisting of the following plants:

Comfrey - Symphytum officinale, St. John's wort - Hypericum perforatum, chamomile - Matricaria chamomilla, nettle - Urtica dioica, calendula - Calendula officinalis, sage - Salvia officinalis, yarrow - Achilea millefolium, thyme - Thymus vulgaris, rosehip - Rosa canina, carrot - Daucus carota, tea - Satureja kitaibelii VJierzb. ex Heuff, cucumber - Cucumis sativus, na na - Mentha piperita, walnut - Juglans regia, parsley - Petroselinum hortense, broccoli - Brassica oleracea L, zova - Sambucus nigra, lemon balm - Melissa officinalis, lady's mantle - Alchemilla vulgaris, cinnamon - Cinnamomum Zeylanicum, horsetail - Equisetum arvense, John's wort - Galium verum, pepper - Capsicum annuum L, cumin - Carum carvi L, wolverine - Capsella bursa pastoris, dandelion - Tarxacum officinale, buckthorn - Plantago major, tomato - Solanum lycopersicum, passion flower - Marrubium vulgare, alfalfa - Medicago sativa, linden - Tilia platyphyllos, basil - Ocimum basilicum, raspberry - Rubus idaeus, green tea - Camellia sinensis and white rada - Bellis perennis.

• Comfrey (Symphytum officinale)

Comfrey contains allantoin, choline, alanthrone, mucilage, tannin, resin, gum, asparagine, symphyto-cynoglossine alkaloid, consolidin and concilicin. Allantoin treats purulent and hard-to-heal wounds, and choline, which acts on blood flow, because it expands the blood vessels of the skin and thus improves blood supply.

Comfrey regenerates aged and damaged skin by renewing it, especially the wrinkles around the eyes caused by various cosmetic products.

Comfrey is one of the best remedies for wounds, both external and internal, cuts, cracked skin, broken bones, edema, hematomas and ulcers due to dilatation of veins). It is also used to treat rheumatic thickening of muscles and lumps, enlargement of the thyroid gland, pain, stumps after amputation, osteomalacia (softening of bones, osteomyelitis (inflammation of bone marrow), phlegmon (inflammation of connective tissue) and periostitis (inflammation of bone tissue). In addition, comfrey neutralizes insect bites.

• Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica)

Nettle is rich in vitamins A and C, vitamin K, B-complex, minerals (iron, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, sodium, potassium) and chlorophyll. It contains triterpenes, phytosterols, flavonoids and significant amounts of chlorophyll. Nettle acts on the skin by strengthening microcirculation and renews the skin. Works great for many dermatoses, especially eczema, ringworm and psoriasis. It relieves inflammation and strengthens the skin. It works on menorrhagia and other complaints related to the female reproductive system.

• John's wort (Hvpericum pertoratum)

St. John's wort contains iron, various tannins (mostly catechin), essential oils, resins, anthocyanin, hvpericin - red color, carotene, choline, vitamin C (about 30% in the fresh plant), flavone heterosides, and some trace alkaloids.

It has broad antibacterial, antiviral and anti-inflammatory effects. St. John's wort is active against numerous Gram-positive, Gram-negative bacteria and viruses. It has been established that hyperforin acts to prevent the development of penicillin and methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. St. John's wort contributes to the treatment of inflammatory processes on the skin, superficial wounds and burns, by reducing the inflammatory processes of the skin. Since it contains photosensitive components, you should take into account the possibility of developing reactions in sensitive people, especially in the summer months.

• Chamomile[ Matricaria chamomilla)

Chamomile contains the essential oil azulene (dark blue color), bisabolol, hamazulene, spathulenol, proazulenes (matricin, matricarin), hamaviolin, sesquiterpenes, stearin, phytosterol, flavinoid (apna igenin, apigetrin, quercetin), coumarin (umbelliferin, dioxycoumarin), nicotine, organic acids, salicylic acids, vitamins C and B groups, carotene, calcium, phosphorus, sulfur, bitter substances, tannin, gums, wax, etc.

Chamomile has a soothing effect on the skin, giving it a healthy color and an even complexion. This code works against inflammation of the skin and mucous membrane, because it has good antibacterial, antiviral and fungicidal effects. As an antiphlogistic, chamomile is also used to treat various burns and wounds.

The most pronounced action of chamomile is anti-inflammatory in all inflammatory processes, be they internal or external, burns, sunburns, cuts, wounds and various skin impurities of the face and body). It also works for puffy eyes, dark circles, conjunctivitis, irritated sclera, red eyes, cloudy eyes, tired eyes, headaches, gingivitis, bad breath, hemorrhoids and arthritis. From diseases of the female reproductive system, it treats white washing, menstrual cramps, inflammatory processes, as well as various bacterial and fungal infections (candida).

• Marigold (Calendula officinalis)

Calendula contains tannins, saponins, lycopene (which is a good antioxidant), proteins, xanthophyll, carotenoids (give color to flowers), calendulin, minerals and bitter substances.

Calendula exhibits antiseptic, antibacterial and fungicidal effects, so it is used for bacterial and fungal infections of the skin. It is useful for removing toxins that accompany various chronic infections, feverish conditions and skin diseases such as eczema, acne and dermatosis. In cosmetics and medicine, it is used for skin care and protection (massages, dry skin, rashes, flaky skin, protection from radiation and sunbathing, freckles, acne, ulcers, burns, etc.).

Calendula is healing for the eyes, improves vision, which is a consequence of the presence of carotenoids (provitamin A) in it. Calendula also acts on the healing of wounds on the skin, closing long-term inflammatory processes on it. In terms of stimulating the growth of new, healthy tissue, it intensively increases cell divisions, and in terms of effects on healing, as well as a series of indications in this area, calendula is similar to comfrey, that is, its action is similar to the action of allantoin from comfrey. Especially since calendula removes purulent discharges from purulent diseases, nail root suppuration, etc. It leads to an increase in the level of the body's defense abilities, to the strengthening of the immune response and to a general toning and strengthening.

•Sage (With Ivy officinalis)

The main medicinal ingredient of the sage leaf is the volatile aromatic essential oil, which is 1.5% to 2.5%. The astringency and healing properties of the leaves come from tannins.

Sage has an astringent, antiseptic and antimicrobial effect (so-called broad-spectrum antibiotic), so it is recommended for all skin inflammations (ulcers and wounds), regulates sweating, raises skin tone, helps with inflammation of the oral cavity, purulent inflammation of the teeth, strengthens the gums and strengthens the teeth, helps with rheumatism.

It acts on disorders of the female reproductive organs such as vaginitis and white washing. Sage is poisonous in large quantities and does not take long.

• Achillea millefolium

Hajdučka grass contains essential oil azulene, flavonoids, vitamins K and C, bitter substance achillein, resins, stereols, tannins, carotene, etc. It acts on wound healing as a hemostyptic, and is used externally as an antiphlogistic, similar to chamomile. Hajdučka herb acts on chapped skin of the hands, vulnerable nipples in nursing mothers and as an antiseptic on burns, skin inflammations, various skin impurities (acne, abscesses, eczema, pimples and ringworm), rash, seborrhea and psoriasis. yarrow can also be used against bleeding wounds, to remove hematomas and ulcers.

In diseases of the female reproductive system, it acts on inflammatory processes caused by Staphvlococcus aureus, Bacillus subtillus, Mvcobacterium smegmatis, Escherichia coli, ovarian diseases, cysts, cramps, white washing and amenorrhea, and it also acts on increased menstrual bleeding, absence of menstruation and menstrual cramps.

St. John's wort also works on gingivitis, circulatory disorders, varicose veins, hemorrhoids, and bleeding hemorrhoids. From bone diseases, yarrow is used against arthritis, rheumatism and rheumatic pain. It is known as an organism refresher, it is also used for back pain, bad breath, reduces sweating, and toothache.

When using yarrow, you should know that it can cause allergies in sensitive people. That's why people with sensitive skin should use only young, newly blooming plants.

•Thyme (Thymus serpyllum)

Along with essential oil (Aetheroleum Serpyllt), the plant also contains thymol and carvacrol, which have great antiseptic power, saponin, glycoside. tannin and significant amounts of manganese.

Thyme nourishes dry, sensitive and oily skin, and soothes irritated and inflamed skin, regenerates and rejuvenates it, reduces wrinkles, removes stretch marks, and treats acne, herpes, wounds and ulcers. It helps with varicose veins and hemorrhoids. Calms inflammation and disinfects the mucous membrane of the mouth.

It prevents the occurrence of many inflammatory processes, primarily rheumatism. It reduces pain in rheumatism, arthritis, gout, neuralgia, sciatica and lumbago.

It is considered a good aphrodisiac and is used to treat infertility.

• Rosehip (Rosa canina L).

Rosehips have very large amounts of vitamin C, and it is especially important that they are not lost during heat treatment, but the amount of vitamin C does not remain constant for a long time, but after one year in the fruits, it decreases to only one quarter of its original value. In addition to vitamin C, it also contains vitamins A, D, E, P, B2, PP and K, fatty acids, flavonoids and a little essential oil.

The juice contains three types of polyphenols - tannins, anthocyanins and ellagic acid, very powerful forms of antioxidants that protect cells at the molecular level from the destructive action of free radicals. Rosehip acts on the regeneration and rejuvenation of the skin, healing of scars, burns, removal of stretch marks and wrinkles, helps with hyperpigmentation and treatment of acne, eczema and dermatitis.

• Broccoli (Brassica oleracea)

Fresh broccoli contains vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin B2, manganese, sodium, calcium and iron. Broccoli is an excellent antioxidant. Due to the thermolability of vitamin C, broccoli should be used raw. Broccoli contains sulfuraphane, which stimulates the body's natural defense mechanisms in the fight against

• Carrot (Daucus carota)

Carrots contain carotene (provitamin A), B group vitamins, D, PP, E and H, essential and fatty oil, pectin, phytosterol, asparagine, glutamine, galactan, pentosan, inositol, potassium and other minerals. There is more carotene in carrots than in any other plant. It is used for the treatment of wounds and burns and in the treatment of rheumatism and gout.

• Rye tea (Satureja kitaibelii Wierzb. ex Heuff.)

Rtanj tea contains essential oil and tannin. The oil contains a lot of carvacrol, cymene, terpenes and some unknown phenols. Due to the phenolic compounds in the essential oil, rtanji tea acts as an antiseptic. It is used externally for the treatment of various inflammations of the skin and mucous membranes.

• Elderberry (Sambucus nigra)

Zova contains essential oil, terpene, mucilaginous substances, tannins, potassium nitrate, choline, and glucoside and has anti-rheumatic, anti-inflammatory effects. It is used to treat ringworm, eczema, urticaria, boils, edema and rheumatism.

• Cucumber (Cucumis sativus)

Cucumber contains a large amount of mineral ingredients, about half of which is potassium, and the other half is calcium, phosphorus, sodium, iron, manganese and iodine. The high percentage of potassium and low percentage of sodium gives the cucumber an extremely effective property. Stops aging due to the large amount of vitamin E, especially in the peel, protects the skin from free radicals that destroy cells and accelerate aging. It tightens the skin as it also contains traces of silicon, tightens the connective tissue - and so does the face. It strengthens the skin, that is, it stimulates the creation of collagen in the body, and without this substance there is no tight and healthy skin. It cleans the skin because it contains a significant amount of mineral salts, including zinc, which is an effective skin cleanser. It works on skin diseases of the head, face and hands (ringworm, sun spots, acne and pimples, skin inflammations, burns and decubitus). It helps women in menopause, in the treatment of hemorrhoids, strengthening eyesight, as well as for healing insect bites.

• Walnut (Juglans regia)

The walnut contains folic acid, and green unripe fruits, or only from the green shell, contain large amounts of vitamin C and iodine. it is used against various ulcers and purulent wounds of all kinds. Very good results are achieved with pimples, scabs on the head, ringworm on the chin, purulent rashes.

• Parsley [ Petroselinum hortense)

After rosehips and blueberries, the parsley leaf has the most vitamin C. It is also rich in carotene, group B vitamins, even the rare vitamin B12, and mineral ingredients, half of which is potassium. To that should be added the significant presence of iron, calcium, manganese, magnesium, and copper.

Parsley leaf has a beneficial effect on circulation, eye inflammation, sun spots and skin spots caused by hormonal disorders, stimulates menstruation and is used to treat insect bites.

• Basil (Ocimum basilicum)

Basil contains essential oils, cineol methyl-calvicol, tinol lineol, camphor, one glycoside and acid saponin, as well as a number of other substances that have not yet been sufficiently investigated. Basil has an antibacterial and soothing effect. The essential oil contains estragole or methylcavicol, linalool, cineole and other antiseptic ingredients that serve as a preservative, because they prevent the development of many microorganisms and destroy them. Basil has an antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and calming effect. It is used to treat skin diseases (inflammation). It relieves pain and swelling in the joints, and is also used to treat arthritis.

• Lady's mantle (Alchemilla vulgaris)

Lady's cloak contains tannins (gallotannins), ellagitannins, flavonoids and other substances and has a coagulative, astringent and styptic effect.

Our lady's mantle gathers and tightens tissue, helps expel water from the body, heals inflammations, purulent wounds, ulcers and fractures, wounds, punctures, cuts, varicose veins and capillaries, and acts against muscle weakness and limb weakness.

In addition to the fact that lady's mantle has a beneficial effect on irregular and painful menstruation, inflammation accompanied by the appearance of secretions, genital complaints and discomfort in menopause, uterine injury and prolapsed uterus, together with yarrow grass, it can regulate the irregular menstrual cycle at the beginning of puberty.

In women who give birth with difficulty, it cures the weakness of the uterus, and it also protects against miscarriage. When mixed with wolverine (Capsella bursa-pastoris), lady's mantle is a universal remedy against all diseases of the female reproductive system.

It is also believed that the lady's mantle relieves rheumatic pains. The latest research shows that some substances in the lady's mantle prevent the growth of staphylococcus, a bacterium that has become resistant to many antibiotics.

Our lady's mantle should not be taken by people who have problems with bile and those who suffer from gastroenterological diseases.

•Peppermint (Mentha piperita L.)

Peppermint essential oil contains menthol and menthone and has an antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal and cooling effect, so it is used externally to reduce pain. Peppermint is used against bad breath and for gum and tooth disease. Menthol, one of the components of mint essential oil, applied locally reduces pain, cools, leads to numbness, so it is used for various rheumatic complaints and neuralgia.

Nana is famous for its spasmolytic effect, i.e. by its ability to relax smooth muscles.

• Capsella bursa pastoris

Rusomacha contains essential oil, mustard oil, bursin, bursic acid, disometin, hesperatin, tyramine, choline, acetylcholine, resin, histamine, rutin, flavonoids, saponin, tannin, sulphur, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, sodium, iron, carotene and vitamins C, BI, B2 and K.

It is a natural abortifacient, astringent, aphrodisiac, antibacterial, antiphlogistic, antioxidant, drastic, detoxifying, hemolytic, hemostyptic, metabolic, regenerator, styptic, stimulator, vasoconstrictor.

Rusomacha constricts blood vessels, so it is used to stop nosebleeds, bleeding veins on the legs, wounds that cannot be stopped and uterine bleeding, in cases of excessive menstruation (regulates bleeding during puberty and climax). It cures atrophy, i.e. the death of muscles. It also works for gout, rheumatism, colic pain, back pain, inflammatory joint conditions and arthritis.

• Lemon balm (Melissa Officinalis L.)

Essential oil of lemon balm has antibacterial, antifungal, antioxidant, antiviral, sedative, narcotic and spasmolytic effects. Citral and citronella have a calming effect on the central nervous system. Lemon balm stimulates hormonal activity, so we use it for problems with the thyroid gland. It is used for skin diseases if the antiviral effect of lemon balm is needed, such as herpes simplex and herpes labialis. It is also used in face and body cosmetics for various skin impurities.

• Pepper (Capsicum annuum L)

Red pepper contains mineral ingredients, vitamin C (the amount depends on the variety), vitamins BI, B2, PP, P, iron, phosphorus, calcium, potassium, sodium, alkaloids capsaicin (hot taste), carotene and caratenoids, capsanthin and capsorubin (red colors), solanine, lutein, solasodin, citrine, xanthophyll, cryptoxanthin and aromatic substances.

The vitamin value of vitamin C is complemented by vitamins of the B complex, as well as vitamin P responsible for peripheral circulation. The medicinal ingredient of capsicum, which has a spicy taste, and is most abundant in the inner veins of the pepper, acts as an antiseptic. Pepper is believed to have aphrodisiac properties based on its effect on boosting circulation. Hot pepper is used to treat rheumatic pain, neuralgia, lumbago, arthritis, as well as various inflammatory processes, the beginning of infectious diseases, the consequences of infection (herpes zoster) and hemorrhoids.

• Horsetail (Equisetum arvense L.)

Horsetail contains silicon dioxide, the saponin equisetonin, which dissolves in water, and is broken down by hydrolysis into levulose, arabinose and the crystalline aglycon equisatogenin. It also contains aconitic, oxalic and malic acids, resin, tannin, pectin, flavone heterosides, vitamin C, carotenoids and bitter substances.

Horsetail has astringent, antiseptic, hemostatic, hemostatic, diuretic and anti-inflammatory effects. Because it is rich in silicon dioxide, horsetail is mostly used for problems with connective tissue and cartilage. Silicon is an integral part of bones, cartilage and connective tissue and is used in the treatment of fractures, bone healing and ligament injuries. It is known that the amount of silicon in bones, connective tissue, ligaments, arteries and skin decreases with age, so horsetail is a substitute and one of the natural ways of prevention and natural treatment. Horsetail is also used for bone healing fractures, ligament injuries, treatment of gout, rheumatism and edema. Horsetail is used against minor injuries to stop bleeding (stabs, scratches), menorrhagia and against bleeding gums, varicose veins and hemorrhoids. It is also used for the treatment of skin diseases and cleaning of impure and oily skin (effectively narrows enlarged pores, eliminates acne and pimples and cleans and tones the skin).

•Daisy, (Bellis perenis L.)

Daisy is natural, antiseptic, analgesic, emollient, homeopathic, metabolic, and tonic. As a homeopathic, it acts on the muscle fibers of blood vessels, cools, relieves pain and strengthens. it is used for the treatment of skin diseases (wounds under inflammation, burns, various skin impurities, eczema, edema, varicose veins, various wounds and scabs on the head). We also use chamomile for sprains, rheumatism, gout, arthritis, diseases of the female reproductive organs (irregular and painful menstruation and uterine spasms) and for rinsing the eyes during the inflammatory process.

•Plantago major

Buckwheat contains heteroside aukuboside and enzymes invertase, emulsin, tyrosinase, coagulase, tannin, pectin, citric acid, vitamin C, saponosides and phytoncides. Buckwheat has strong antibacterial power and is used to treat various inflammations of the skin and mucous membranes, as well as cuts.

• Dandelion [Taraxacum officinale)

Dandelion contains taraxacin and taraxacerin, which are bitter, water-soluble heteroside substances that are found mostly in milky juice. The root also contains enzymes, choline, essential oil, resin, fatty acids and a lot of inulin. The unsaponifiable part of the fat contains phytosterols, from which the terpene alcohols: taraxasterol and beta-amyrin were isolated.

Dandelion root purifies and strengthens the body. It is useful for skin diseases (eczema, ulcers and allergies). It helps in the treatment of gout and rheumatism, and in women it is used to regulate irregular menstruation.

•Caraway (Carum carvi L.)

The main ingredient of cumin is the essential oil. It also contains fatty oil, protein, tannin, resin, wax, mucus, color, calcium, phosphorus, iron, magnesium, sodium, potassium, zinc, vitamins A, BI, B2, and B6. Caraway has, among other things, antiseptic aromatic, emmenogenic and ophthalmological effects. It is used to treat menstrual problems, uterine spasms, irritates, strengthens and warms the mucous membrane and has no harmful effects. It is also used to freshen breath, against toothache and carpal tunnel syndrome, as it reduces pain in the hand.

•Linden (tilia platyphyllos)

Linden contains a little essential oil, tannin, mucilage and vitamin C. The linden flower is used as a very mild pain reliever, as well as for healing burns and wounds.

• Green tea (Thea sinensis L.)

Green tea leaves are also rich in fluorine, which prevents the harmful effects of caries bacteria in the oral cavity. Tea also contains minerals important for human health, such as potassium, copper, iron and manganese. It contains some theo-phylline and theobromine. Heals wounds, tea extract is used for skin care, oral cavity, growths on the skin, against dandruff in the hair, for burns and for the treatment of acne. Certain components of tea (quercitin, kaempferol and myricetin) prevent the development of cancer. Tea has been proven to have antimicrobial and deodorizing effects.

• Midsummer flowers (Galium Verum L.)

Ivain flowers contain galiosin, aukubin, saponin, tannins, organic acids, red color and vitamin C. Spadau group of anticarcinoma, anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, antispasmodic, astringent, detoxifying, diaphoretic, diuretic, dermetic, hemostyptic, cosmetic, lymphatic, sedative, secretolic and tonic. It is used to treat skin diseases (various skin impurities, ringworm, eczema, psoriasis and skin tumors) and bleeding.

• Raspberry (Rubus idaeus)

A raspberry leaf is used to rinse the oral cavity with inflammation of its mucous membrane, with inflammation of the pharynx, menstrual and hormonal disorders, strengthening the uterus, preventing miscarriage, infertility in women, avitaminosis and eczema.

• Cinnamon (Cinnamomum Zeylanicum)

Cinnamon is aromatic, corrigent, hemostatic, nervinum and astringent. Cinnamon has a significant antioxidant effect, contains wax, iron, calcium, manganese, metal hydroxide-chalcone-polymer (mhcp), minerals and tannins. Cinnamon is an antiseptic, so it can be used for cuts, scratches and dermatitis, allergic rhinitis and diseases of the teeth and oral cavity. Treats viral infections, candida infection, menstrual cycle disorders, vaginal infections and impotence. It affects poor circulation. In addition, it is used to treat arthritis.

• Tomato (Solanum Ivcopersicum)

Tomatoes contain minerals (potassium, phosphorus, calcium, magnesium, sodium, iron, zinc, copper and sulphur). It contains vitamins A, BI, B2, B6, PP, C, E and K, and other substances include: organic acids (malic and citric), lycopene, cellulose and pectin. The red color of tomatoes comes from lycopene, a fat-soluble plant pigment (belongs to the carotene family). Tomatoes are the main source of lycopene, a powerful antioxidant and anti-carcinogenic substance. It helps with rheumatism, it is considered a cancer killer. Lycopene has a tendency to accumulate in tissues, primarily in the prostate, liver and adrenal gland. Increasing the level of lycopene in tissues reduces oxidative damage to biological systems. Especially lycopene and other antioxidants bind free radicals and jointly neutralize their harmful effects and improve the overall antioxidant status of the whole organism. By acting on the skin, it has a protective effect, improves the complexion and can reduce wrinkles, because it contains large amounts of procollagen, which preserves the elasticity of the skin.

• Alfalfa (Medicago sativa)

Alfalfa is rich in proteins, minerals and trace elements, vitamins C, E, A, and group B, flavonoids and chlorophyll. It is used to treat various conditions of arthritis, skin diseases. It also has a beneficial effect in case of frequent nosebleeds, strengthens the blood system, and has a mild antimicrobial effect. It contributes to the healing of erosions, ulcers, open wounds, helps in the fight against infections. Alfalfa contributes to the reduction of inflammatory processes, which is why it is used for arthritis and rheumatism. There is a suggestion that the active ingredients of alfalfa are able to slow down the development of fungi. Alfalfa has a slow and deep effect, so it can be used for all chronic diseases.

• Wormwood (marrubium vulgare)

Eucalyptus is used to treat diseases of the female reproductive organs: infertility, to normalize menstruation and the cycle itself, i.e. to balance hormones.

According to this invention, the procedure for obtaining the preparation - extract of the herbal mixture consists of three phases: 1. Maceration - Maceration is the first step of preparation, where the plants (can be used fresh and dried) are crushed or chopped. Herbs can be chopped and ground in a blender, mixer, chopper and grinder. This step of preparation is very important, because the finer the herb is crushed, the greater the surface area exposed to the extraction. 2. Extraction- is the second step of preparing the preparation where the mixture of the above-mentioned herbs is mixed with an ethanolic or glycerine-water medium in order to extract it.

The mixture of herbs is mixed in the ratio of 1:4 to 1:7, and best of 1:4 to 1:6 with a mixture of 50-90% 96% ethanol and 10-50% volcanic mineral water, and best of 60-80% 96% ethanol or glycerol and 20-40% volcanic mineral water. After mixing, this mixture is poured into oak, acacia, beech, pine, plum, cherry, sour cherry, apple, pear, chestnut or mulberry barrels and left to age for 15-45 days and preferably 20-30 days with occasional stirring. This process can also be performed in glass, plastic, metal or wooden vessels containing evenly spaced wooden planks (oak, mulberry, beech, acacia, pear, sour cherry, plum, pear, mulberry, chestnut, apple, pine and fir), dimensions 10x100x1000 mm. The contact surface of the boards with the above-mentioned mixture is from 10-150 cm2/l, and the best from 70-100 cm<2>/l of the preparation. Wooden planks are used to increase the contact surface with the mixture, which accelerates the process of forming the final product. In addition, by dissolving or breaking down the ingredients that make up the basic composition of the wood from which the boards are made (lignin, hemicellulose, tannin), a whole series of aromatic alcohols, aldehydes, pentoses, hexoses and tannins are created, which give the preparation aroma and color.

3. Straining, packaging and storage of the preparation - After aging, the first liquid phase obtained is poured into a wooden, glass, metal or plastic barrel with boards 10x100x1000 mm in order to maintain the necessary contact surface of the product - a board of 10-150cm2/l, the best is from 70-80 cm2/l (hereinafter referred to as the container), and the rest is pressed on a roller press with one or more pairs of horizontal or vertical rollers, a screw press with the possibility of cooling the screw itself and the stator of the press, hydraulic, pneumatic and manual presses. The resulting second liquid phase from the press is mixed with the cast first liquid phase in the vessel. Then the resulting semi-dry residue is placed in a filter bag and pressed in a hydraulic press up to 500 bar pressure in a metal chrome-nickel perforated container or a container made of vertically circularly fixed boards at a distance of 2-15 mm, or a centrifuge. The third liquid phase obtained in this way is poured into the container mentioned above and mixed with the previously obtained two liquid phases. It is left to age for 30-180 days, where new reactions and natural sedimentation occur, fine sedimentation of plant sediment and complete clarification-transparency of the product. The vegetable cake obtained from the first and second stages of pressing is used as ecological fuel (obtained by briquetting the cake) in a densely populated environment. This is how you get a preparation that is packaged in spray bottles with micro pumps and used as a spray. Bottles-packaging can be made of aluminum, chrome-nickel steel, plastic, or glass packaging - amber, cobalt-colored bottles, or in another color that prevents sunlight from coming into contact with the product. Micro spray pumps can be made of aluminum, chrome-nickel steel or plastic, with a capacity of 50-500 u.1, and the best results are with micro spray pumps with a capacity of 130-160 In addition, the product is also packaged in the form of roll-on and wet wipes. The preparation prepared in this way has a shelf life of up to two years. Based on many years of research, the idea of a way to obtain the most natural, environmentally friendly, natural product, nurtured in natural, similar conditions from which it originates, which does not contain heavy metals, chemical detergents and chemical components for the care and relaxation of the skin, body and mucous membranes, was realized. The careful selection of plants that are extracted in different percentages in an alcohol-water or glycerine-water solvent, carefully selected volcanic mineral water, containers and the type of material from which they are made, as well as contact boards that catalyze new natural reactions with their contact, very important new natural chemical compounds are obtained that very importantly shape into a natural product for body care and relaxation, which is used in the form of spray, roll-on and wet wipes.

Numerous tests were performed, in which the preparation was applied to at least 300 people, with extremely satisfactory results.

Performance examples

Example 1. - The procedure for obtaining an extract of a herbal mixture for the treatment of facial and body skin disorders

The content of the herbal mixture in 1000 kg, obtained according to the procedure shown in the application, which is given in table 1. Which is chopped and ground in a grinder and mixed in a ratio of 1:6 with a mixture of 60% 96% ethanol or glycerol and 40%, volcanic mineral water. This process can be carried out in oak barrels, or in glass, plastic, metal and wooden vessels in which there are evenly distributed wooden boards only (oak) measuring 10x100x1000 mm. The contact surface of the boards with the above mixture is 120 cm<2>/l of preparation. After aging, the obtained first liquid phase is poured into a wooden barrel, with boards 10x100x1000 mm, in order to maintain the required contact surface of the product - a board of 120 cm<2>/l, and the rest is pressed on a roller press. The obtained second liquid phase from the press is mixed with the cast first liquid phase in a container. Then the resulting semi-dry residue is placed in a filter bag and pressed in a hydraulic press up to 500 bar pressure in a metal chrome nickel perforated container. The third liquid phase obtained in this way is poured into the container mentioned above and mixed with the previously obtained two liquid phases and left to age for 40 days.

The preparation thus obtained is packaged in spray bottles with micro pumps.

Example 2. - The procedure for obtaining an extract of a herbal mixture for the treatment of male and female disorders

female reproductive organs, and the nose

The content of the herbal mixture in 1000 kg, obtained according to the procedure shown in the application, which is given in table 1, is mixed in a ratio of 1:6 with a mixture of 65% glycerol and 35% volcanic mineral water.

This process can be carried out in oak barrels, or in glass, plastic, metal and wooden vessels in which there are evenly distributed wooden boards only (oak) measuring 10x100x1000 mm. The contact surface of the boards with the above-mentioned mixture is 140 cm<2>/l of preparation. After aging, the obtained first liquid phase is poured into a wooden barrel, with boards 10x100x1000 mm, in order to maintain the necessary contact surface of the product - boards of 140 cm<2>/l, and the rest is pressed on a roller press. The obtained second liquid phase from the press is mixed with the cast first liquid phase in the vessel. Then the resulting semi-dry residue is placed in a filter bag and pressed in a centrifuge. The third liquid phase obtained in this way is poured into the container mentioned above and mixed with the previously obtained two liquid phases and left to age for 30 days. The preparation obtained in this way is packaged in the form of wet wipes. Wipes are soaked with the preparation, folded and packed in a waterproof package.

Example 3. - The procedure for obtaining an extract of a herbal mixture for the treatment of joint disorders i

musculoskeletal system

The content of the herbal mixture in 1000 kg, obtained according to the procedure shown in the application, which is given in table 1, is mixed in a ratio of 1:5 with a mixture of 60% 96% ethanol and 40% volcanic mineral water.

The further procedure for obtaining the preparation is similar to the procedure in examples 1 and 2, except that boards with a contact surface of 150 crn2/' are used, the obtained semi-dry residue is placed in filter bags and pressed in a hydraulic press up to 500 bar pressure in a metal chrome nickel perforated container, and the collected liquid from the three phases is left to age for 50 days.

The preparation obtained in this way is packaged in roll-on bottles with a movable applicator (solid spherical ball on the opening of the bottle).

Claims (9)

1. The procedure for obtaining a preparation based on the extract of a plant mixture, indicated by the fact that the mixture of plants is crushed: comfrey - Symphytum officinale, St. John's wort - Hypericum perforatum, chamomile - Matricaria chamomilla, nettle - Urtica dioica, calendula - Calendula officinalis, sage - Salvia officinalis, yarrow - Achilea millefolium, thyme - Thymus vulgaris, rosehip - Rosa canina, carrot - Daucus carota, barley tea -Satureja kitaibelii Wierzb. ex Heuff, cucumber -Cucumis sativus, mint -Mentha piperita, walnut -Juglans regia, parsley -Petroselinum hortense, broccoli -Brassica oleracea L, zova -Sambucus nigra, lemon balm -Melissa officinalis, lady's mantle -Alchemilla vulgaris, cinnamon -Cinnamomum Zeylanicum, horsetail -Equisetum arvense, John's wort -Galium verum, pepper -Capsicum annuum L, caraway - Carum carvi L. parts, mixed with the extraction agent on based on ethanol or glycerol and mineral water, primarily of volcanic origin, is poured to carry out extraction in extraction vessels over evenly distributed wooden boards and after the extraction is completed, the sediment is drained, the first liquid is poured into containers with evenly distributed wooden boards, the rest is squeezed by pressing, the resulting second liquid phase is mixed with the first phase, the semi-dry residue is pressed in filter bags in a press or centrifuge, and the obtained the third phase is mixed with the previously obtained two phases and left for natural sedimentation to remain a clear-transparent final product, which is packaged in light-resistant spray bottles, roll-on bottles and in the form of wet wipes. 2. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that the ratio of the herbal mixture to the extraction agent is 1:4 to 1:7, preferably 1:4 to 1:6. 3. The method according to claim 2, characterized in that the extraction agent is 50-90% ethanol or glycerol, preferably 60-80% ethanol or glycerol. 4. The method according to claims 1 - 3, indicated by the fact that mineral water, primarily of volcanic origin, is added in a ratio of 10-50%, preferably 20-40%. 5. The method according to claim 1 - 4, indicated by the fact that the contact surface of the wooden planks is 10 x 100 x 100mm, 10-150m2/l, preferably 70-100 cm2/l. 6. Procedure according to claim 1 - 5, characterized in that the duration of extraction is 15 - 45 days, preferably 20 - 30 days. 7. Procedure according to claim 1 - 6, characterized by the fact that the natural sedimentation and clarification of the final product takes place from 30-180 days in wooden barrels, or glass, metal or plastic barrels with boards (oak, mulberry, beech, acacia, pear, sour cherry, cherry, plum, pear, mulberry, chestnut, apple, pine and fir), dimensions 10x100x1000 mm in order to maintain the necessary contact product surface - a board of 10-150 cm2/l, best of 70-80 cm2/l. 8. Herbal preparation obtained by the process according to claims 1 - 7, based on the extract of a herbal mixture of whole plants and/or their parts in a fresh or dried state, consisting of comfrey - Symphytum officinale, St. John's wort - Hypericum perforatum, chamomile - Matricaria chamomilla, nettle - Urtica dioica, calendula - Calendula officinalis, sage - Salvia officinalis, yarrow - Achilea millefolium, thyme - Thymus vulgaris, pomegranate -Rosa canina, carrot -Daucus carota, tea -Satureja kitaibelii Wierzb. ex Heuff, cucumber -Cucumis sativus,mint -Mentha piperita,walnut -Juglans regia,parsley -Petroselinum hortense,broccoli -Brassica oleracea L. - Carum carvi L., wolverine - Capsella bursa pastoris, dandelion - Tarxacum officinale, buckthorn - Plantago major, tomato - Solanum lycopersicum, nightshade - Marrubium vulgare, alfalfa - Medicago sativa, linden - Tilia platyphyllos, basil - Ocimum basilicum, raspberry - Rubus idaeus, green tea - Camellia sinensisi bela rada - Bellis perennis, for external use for skin treatment. 9. Herbal preparation according to claim 8, characterized by the fact that it is in the form of a spray, roll-on and wet wipes.