JPH01125326A - Remedy for bacterial epidermic disease - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain the titled remedy exhibiting excellent remedying effect and useful for the remedy of dermatophytosis, tinea, etc., without giving irritant paint to the diseased part, by using rice bran oil produced by the dry distillation of rice bran as an active component. CONSTITUTION:Rice bran oil produced by the dry distillation of rice bran is filtered to remove solid impurities such as soot and ash to obtain a stock liquid of rice bran oil. The stock liquid is diluted with an alcohol to a proper concentration (preferably diluted about 5 times) and optionally added with a perfume to obtain a liquid remedy. As an alternative, a pasty remedy can be produced by adding a proper amount of the stock liquid to a jelly substance such as vaseline (preferably 2-3pts. of the jelly substance per 1pt. of the stock liquid), homogenizing the mixture by kneading and optionally adding a perfume to the product.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Objective of the Invention) The present invention is directed to the treatment of a type of filamentous bacteria that is similar to a mold, such as [athlete's foot (sweating white spasm)]
The aim is to provide a novel therapeutic agent that can be used as a specific drug for skin diseases caused by shallow parasitism in the upper layer of the epidermis.

(Prior technology) Despite the hot and humid climate, our daily living environment has become completely westernized and we have to wear shoes every day. The number of people suffering from this problem is considerable.

Reflecting this situation, a variety of miscellaneous therapeutic drugs and therapeutic devices based on various theories have been developed and proposed, not only by specialized pharmaceutical manufacturers but also by fields that have nothing to do with medicine. Many of these treatments have been provided to people suffering from these problems, but most of them only have temporary effects, and there are not many that have permanent effects, and some that are effective. However, it takes quite a long time to fully recover, and it is difficult to continue patiently with the treatment until the end, so in the end, the majority of people who suffer from the problem usually leave it alone. When it gets worse and you can't take it anymore, you have no choice but to see a specialist, or even if you can't necessarily expect a permanent effect, you may try over-the-counter medications in the hopes of getting better over time. I had become content with the reality of relying on him.

This invention was created after many years of research to find an effective solution to the current situation. We have succeeded in developing a drug, and we would like to present the results here.

(Structure of the Invention) The therapeutic drug for bacterial epidermal diseases of this invention is made from rice bran, which is not uncommon among rice farmers, and is used to realize a therapeutic drug having the following composition. It is.

(First invention) That is, rice bran oil obtained by carbonizing rice bran is filtered, solid impurities such as soot, which may be mixed in during the carbonization process, are thoroughly removed to obtain a rice bran oil stock solution, and then alcohol content is added as appropriate. This is a liquid drug for the treatment of bacterial epidermal diseases, which is prepared by diluting the rice bran oil stock solution to a desired concentration and adding fragrance as needed.

Rice bran itself is a powder of the pericarp that always comes out when so-called brown rice is polished, and is used as a base for pickled rice bran miso and as a flavoring ingredient for pickled daikon radish.
Other than being used as feed for livestock, it doesn't have much value, and is a material that can be obtained in large quantities in rural areas.

This rice bran 9 is packed completely into the carbonization pot 1 of the production apparatus shown in a simplified manner in FIG.
The rice bran 9 is controlled to burn to the extent that it continues to smolder without bursting into flames, and the rising smoke flows from the copper net 11 installed near the bottom of the carbonization pot 1 to the carbonization layer 12 below, the drawer flue 3, and the subsequent smoke. While guiding the smoke towards path 4,
The outer peripheries of the carbonization layer 12, the drawer flue 3, and the rising flue 4 are cooled with cooling water 5, and rice bran oil is first produced.

In the figure, 13 and 31 are both sampling valves for recovering this rice bran oil, 6 is a tank for cooling water, and 62' is interposed between the tank 6 and the water injection pump 7. Reference numeral 61 indicates a drain valve for draining water 61 from the tank 6, and reference numeral 8 indicates a fan for effectively drawing out the smoke from the rice bran 9 that continues to smolder.

The rice bran oil obtained by carbonizing rice bran 9 in this way may still be contaminated with solid impurities such as medium, ash, and dust generated during the combustion process of rice bran 9, so it is not marketed as a so-called therapeutic drug. In order to do this, it is necessary to first remove these solid impurities through a filter paper or the like to obtain a beautiful brownish-brown and translucent rice bran oil stock solution.

The rice bran oil stock solution is a liquid that forms a suspension with water containing approximately 26% lipids.

Then, an appropriate amount of alcohol is mixed into this rice bran oil stock solution, and diluted to an appropriate concentration, most ideally, the stock solution is about 5 times diluted. It is intended as a treatment for sexual epidermal diseases. In addition, both rice bran oil and rice bran oil diluted with alcohol have a unique odor, so if there is a risk that the odor may be a problem, add appropriate known fragrances used in cosmetics etc. It is necessary to add them and take care to eliminate their characteristic odors as much as possible.

(Second Invention) The above invention was a liquid therapeutic agent for bacterial epidermal diseases, but the next invention is a paste-like ointment-like therapeutic agent for bacterial epidermal diseases.

That is, rice bran oil obtained by carbonizing rice bran is filtered to remove solid impurities such as soot to obtain a rice bran oil stock solution, and then an appropriate amount of the rice bran oil stock solution is mixed into a jelly-like substance such as petrolatum to homogenize it. , is a paste-like drug for treating bacterial epidermal diseases, which is prepared by adding fragrance as needed.

The steps up to producing the rice bran stock solution are the same as those in the first invention described above.

Add an appropriate amount of this rice bran oil undiluted solution to a jelly-like substance such as vaseline that is used as a base for ointments and other ointments, most ideally at a ratio of about 2 to 3 parts of the jelly-like substance to 1 part rice bran oil undiluted solution. It is a paste-like drug for treating bacterial epidermal diseases that is made by kneading and homogenizing it.

As in the case of the liquid product, fragrances are added as needed to eliminate the odor peculiar to rice bran oil.

(Effect) If the therapeutic agent for bacterial epidermal diseases of the present invention formed as described above is in liquid form, it may be soaked in absorbent cotton or gauze and applied to the affected area sufficiently.
Alternatively, the therapeutic agent can be applied directly to the affected area by applying absorbent cotton below the affected area.
If it is in paste form, apply it to your fingertips and smear it thoroughly onto the affected area, or apply it to the surface of absorbent cotton or gauze and secure it so that the applied side is against the affected area.

Although it depends on the degree of the affected area, in order to make the therapeutic agent of this invention more effective, it should be used carefully at least three times a day in the morning, afternoon, and evening, and for at least 3 to 5 days. It is desirable to use it continuously.

In the case of "athlete's foot" between the toes, many clinical results of treatment according to the above treatment methods show that all three
From around the second day, the affected skin in the affected area gradually begins to turn white and flake off, while the itching begins to disappear, and within 5 days, the affected area begins to fade. Most of the skin that had been infected by bacteria has disappeared, and the skin has turned a beautiful pinkish color, and it can be seen with the naked eye that new skin is regenerating.

After that, if you continue to apply the treatment for 2 to 3 days, even once a day just to be sure, it has been confirmed that this "athlete's foot" will be completely cured in 10 days = 7 - has been done.

Substantially similar results have been clinically confirmed for "ringworm", "shirakumo" (superficial head cancer), etc.

These therapeutic effects are thought to be due to the bactericidal effect of rice bran oil itself, which is a strongly acidic fat.
In fact, according to the results of experiments at the Yamagata Prefectural Industrial Technology Center, rice bran oil has an acid value of 218, which is a substance that does not appear at all in the oils of other grains, such as soybean, wheat, buckwheat, and sesame. It has been confirmed that this value is extremely high.

The drug for treating bacterial epidermal diseases of the present invention, which exhibits such outstanding therapeutic effects, does not cause any irritation or pain to the affected area when used, unlike many other therapeutic drugs of this type on the market to date, and is extremely effective. It also has the great effect of being safe to use.

On the other hand, for the unique odor of rice bran oil, please use the appropriate fragrance.
− It can be sufficiently addressed by adding additives, and
The raw materials have the advantage of being inexpensive and abundantly available in Japan, where rice is mainly cultivated.Furthermore, they can be manufactured using relatively simple equipment, so they can be provided as therapeutic drugs at low cost and in large quantities. It is expected that this product will be highly evaluated by many people who suffer from bacterial epidermal diseases such as athlete's foot, which can be considered a modern disease.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a simplified vertical cross-sectional view of a manufacturing apparatus having a basic structure for manufacturing the therapeutic drug for bacterial epidermal diseases of the present invention. 1... Carbonization pot, 2... Lid, 3... Drawer courtesy, 4
... rising flue, 5... cooling water, 6... tank, 7... water injection pump, 8... fan, 9... rice bran.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. Filter rice bran oil obtained by carbonizing rice bran, remove solid impurities such as soot to obtain a rice bran oil stock solution, and then dilute the rice bran oil stock solution with alcohol to an appropriate concentration, A liquid drug for the treatment of bacterial epidermal diseases, made by adding flavoring agents as needed. 2. Filter the rice bran oil obtained by carbonizing rice bran to remove solid impurities such as soot to obtain a rice bran oil stock solution, then mix an appropriate amount of the rice bran oil stock solution into a jelly-like substance such as vaseline, and knead to homogenize. , a paste-like drug for treating bacterial epidermal diseases, which is prepared by adding fragrance as needed.