Fortified Micronutrient Product and Methods of Use and Manufacture
OwnerKyle Murphy, Frederick T Murphyinventors
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Abstract
A micronutrient fortification supplement which may include one or more of the an effective amount of the following: Vitamin A; Vitamin C; Vitamin D3; Vitamin E; Vitamin B1; Vitamin B3; Vitamin B2; Vitamin B6; Vitamin B9; Vitamin B12; Iron; Zinc; Sodium; Potassium; Chloride; Magnesium; Calcium; Phosphorus; Selenium; Iodine; Fluoride; and optionally a flavoring agent, which may be enclosed in the hollow interior of a sachet and which may be in powder form for dispersing over prepared food.
Claims29
A micronutrient fortification supplement comprising:
- an effective amount of Vitamin A;
- an effective amount of Vitamin C;
- an effective amount of Vitamin D3;
- an effective amount of Vitamin E;
- an effective amount of Vitamin B1 (thiamine);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B3 (niacin);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B2 (riboflavin);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B9 (folate);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B12 (cobalamin);
- an effective amount of Iron;
- an effective amount of Zinc;
- an effective amount of Sodium;
- an effective amount of Potassium;
- an effective amount of Chloride;
- an effective amount of Magnesium;
- an effective amount of Calcium;
- an effective amount of Phosphorus;
- an effective amount of Selenium;
- an effective amount of Iodine;
- an effective amount of Fluoride;
- and optionally a flavoring agent.
A micronutrient fortification product comprising:
- a sachet defining a hollow interior chamber;
- and
- a micronutrient fortification supplement comprising an effective amount of Vitamin A;
- an effective amount of Vitamin C;
- an effective amount of Vitamin D3;
- an effective amount of Vitamin E;
- an effective amount of Vitamin B1 (thiamine);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B3 (niacin);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B2 (riboflavin);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B9 (folate);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B12 (cobalamin);
- an effective amount of Iron;
- an effective amount of Zinc;
- an effective amount of Sodium;
- an effective amount of Potassium;
- an effective amount of Chloride;
- an effective amount of Magnesium;
- an effective amount of Calcium;
- an effective amount of Phosphorus;
- an effective amount of Selenium;
- an effective amount of Iodine;
- an effective amount of Fluoride;
- and optionally a flavoring agent,
- wherein the micronutrient fortification supplement is sealed within the sachet hollow interior chamber.
A method of manufacturing a micronutrient fortification product comprising the steps of
- a. mixing the following in powder form to create a granular composition:
- i. an effective amount of Vitamin A;
- an effective amount of Vitamin C;
- an effective amount of Vitamin D3;
- an effective amount of Vitamin E;
- an effective amount of Vitamin B1 (thiamine);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B3 (niacin);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B2 (riboflavin);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B9 (folate);
- an effective amount of Vitamin B12 (cobalamin);
- an effective amount of Iron;
- an effective amount of Zinc;
- an effective amount of Sodium;
- an effective amount of Potassium;
- an effective amount of Chloride;
- an effective amount of Magnesium;
- an effective amount of Calcium;
- an effective amount of Phosphorus;
- an effective amount of Selenium;
- an effective amount of Iodine;
- an effective amount of Fluoride;
- and optionally a flavoring agent;
- and
- b. processing the composition into an edible powder or granule substance.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.