Compositions for treating symptoms of urogenital/urological disorders
AssigneePrater Herbs, L.L.C.
InventorRobert E. Skabelund
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AssigneePrater Herbs, L.L.C.
InventorRobert E. Skabelund
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Compositions and methods are provided for aiding human beings to complete emptying of the bladder, to reduce urination frequency, to alleviate the urgency and difficulty in postponing urination, to lessen the interruption in urinating, to increase the urinary stream flow, to facilitate the beginning of urination, to reduce nocturia, or to increase libido. These advantages are achieved by administering to a human being a preparation with at least a part of at least one plant in family Asteraceae. Preparations from a part of the plant Wyethia amplexicaulis are preferred. Other examples of suitable plants include Balsamorhiza sagittata, Helianthella uniflora, and Tragopogon dubius. The treatment composition may include parts of the plants or an active agent obtained from one of these plants and isolated or a synthetic equivalent.
A method for treating a urogenital/urological disorders comprising administering a therapeutically effective amount of a composition comprising at least part of a plant in the family Asteraceae.
A method for preparing a composition for treatment of urogenital/urological disorders comprising:
A composition for treatment of urogenital/urological disorders comprising at least part of a plant in the family Asteraceae, wherein the part of the plant is included in a therapeutically effective concentration.
A composition for treatment of urogenital/urological disorders comprising an active agent capable of therapeutically treating urogenital/urological disorders wherein the active agent is selected from the group consisting of an active agent that has been obtained from and isolated from plants in the family Asteraceae and an active agent that is synthetically formed to substantially correspond with the active agent obtained from and isolated from plants in the family Asteraceae, wherein the active agent is included in a therapeutically effective concentration.
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