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US 6,582,736 B2Granted
Therapeutic oil composition
AssigneeTerra de Sol
InventorRichard S. Quezada
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InventorRichard S. Quezada
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A therapeutic oil composition is provided that is useful for topical application to painful areas of the human body. The therapeutic oil composition is created by mixing essentials oils of Eugenia caryophyllata, Myroxylon balsamum var. pereirae, Eucalyptus globulus var. globulus, Lavandula augustifolia, Mentha piperita, and Mentha spicata. The volume of each constituent added can be modified according to the desired treatment. The mixture is then aged by storing it in the dark at a temperature of between 50° F. to 60° F. for at least thirty-six hours. The composition may be applied topically in 100% strength, or mixed with an oil-based carrier, and allowed to enter through the skin and into the tissue to relieve complaints of physical pain, including muscular aches and pains, arthritis and respiratory distress.
A method for creating a therapeutic oil composition, comprising the steps of:
A method for creating a therapeutic oil composition, comprising the steps of:
A therapeutic oil composition, consisting essentially of:
A therapeutic oil composition, consisting essentially of:
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Magnoliopsida: lamiaceae or Labiatae , e.g. thyme, rosemary or lavender
Magnoliopsida: fabaceae or Leguminosae ; Caesalpiniaceae; Mimosaceae; Papilionaceae
Lamiaceae or Labiatae , e.g. thyme, rosemary or lavender: mentha
Magnoliopsida: myrtaceae , e.g. teatree or eucalyptus
Term ended 8 Mar 2022 (estimated)
The present invention generally relates to alternative therapies for physical pain. More particularly, the present invention relates to a composition of six essential oils forming a therapeutic composition for the temporary relief of various body complaints.
For thousands of years, many cultures of humanity have looked across their world and sought remedies for disease. From the four corners of this planet they have developed therapeutic medicines from the very plants, trees, flowers and even the roots themselves. In the days of ancient Egypt, Papyrus manuscripts dating back 2800 BC recorded the use of hundreds of medicinal herbs, fine oils and perfumes. The Egyptians held many of these essential oils in high regard due to their therapeutic properties. When the Greeks visited Egypt, they learned a great deal regarding the medicinal applications of aromatic plants. The father of medicine, Hippocrates, prescribed fumigations and fomentations. Megallus himself created a famous preparation, made from myrrh, cinnamon and cassis. This was used both as a perfume and as a remedy for skin inflammation and battle wounds.
Plants and herbs have long been used for medicinal purposes. Indeed, Native Americans have long known of the healing powers of certain herbs as remedies for various illnesses. Well known examples of using plants and herbs for medicinal purposes include aspirin, which comes from the bark of a white willow tree, and digitalis, which comes from a flower commonly known as Foxglove.
48 yr old mother of two suffering from chronic arthritic hip pain—left side. Applied composition to the region several time per day, resulting in relief of this pain within one week.
68 yr old male semi-truck driver suffering from chronic arthritic pain of his left hand fingers. Applied composition to the region once, resulting in complete relief.
50 yr old male suffering from a right shoulder arthritic pain. Sprayed composition to the area three times a day for one week, resulting in complete relief.