Sour Cherry Topical Biotherapeutic Formulations, Method of Manufacture and Method of Treatment of Human Osteoarthritis Symptoms
OwnerFadia F. Mahmoud, David D. Hainesinventors
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Abstract
A biotherapeutic anti-inflammatory composition, its method of manufacture and method of treatment of various diseases, the composition having an efficacious amount of solid sour cherry seed extract and sour cherry seed oil sufficient to inhibit production of disease-associated inflammatory cytokines by CD3+ T lymphocytes in a vertebrate mammal.
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A biotherapeutic anti-inflammatory composition comprising a mixture of solid flavonoid-rich sour cherry seed extract and sour cherry seed oil, wherein said solid flavonoid-rich sour cherry seed extract and said sour cherry seed oil are present in amounts producing a synergistic anti-inflammatory effect.
A method of producing a biotherapeutic anti-inflammatory composition comprising the steps of:
- (a) providing a lipophilic component;
- (b) providing a hydrophilic component;
- (c) providing solid flavonoid-rich sour cherry seed extract in powdered form;
- (d) providing sour cheery seed oil;
- (e) heating said lipophilic component and said hydrophilic component to a sufficient temperature to melt or liquify said lipophilic component and said hydrophilic component;
- (f) mixing said heated lipophilic component and said heated hydrophilic component;
- (g) allowing said mixed heated lipophilic and hydrophilic components to cool to form a cream base;
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- (h) mixing said sour cheery seed oil and said solid flavonoid-rich sour cherry seed extract in powdered form into said cream base.
A method of inhibiting production of disease-associated inflammatory cytokines by CD3+ T lymphocytes in a vertebrate mammal by applying a biotherapeutic anti-inflammatory composition comprising a mixture of solid flavonoid-rich sour cherry seed extract and sour cherry seed oil, wherein said solid flavonoid-rich sour cherry seed extract and said sour cherry seed oil are present in amounts producing a synergistic anti-inflammatory effect, to the skin of the vertebrate mammal.
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