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US 7,678,393 B1Granted
Mixture composition and method useful for topical and internal application
AssigneeDB Laboratories LLC
InventorsBradford Ray Duncan, David Daniel Bernhard
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Abstract
A mixture composition useful in wound healing comprising solvent extraction of anthrocyanin/proanthrocyanidin sources, ascorbic acid source, tannin or gallic acid source or polymeric gallic acid source, microbe source, protein source, fat source, acidification agent or buffer and sulfur absorbing compound.
Claims1
An anthrocyanin(s)/proanthrocyanidin(s) mixture useful in wound healing comprising a solvent extraction of the following components:
- about 1.0% wt.-about 60% wt. anthocyanin/proanthocyanidin sources wherein the anthrocyanin/proanthrocyanidin sources are red wine grape seeds (Vitis vinifera seeds) and American elderberry fruit (Sambucus Canadensis fruit);
- about 1.0% wt.-about 50% wt. ascorbic acid source wherein the ascorbic acid source is rose hips (Rosa canina fruit);
- about 1.0% wt.-about 50% wt. tannin or gallic acid source or polymeric gallic acid source wherein the tannin or gallic acid source or polymeric gallic acid source is English walnut shells (Juglans regia shells);
- about 1.0% wt.-about 50% wt. protein source wherein the protein source is Amaranth plant, of any or all of the following species:
- Amaranthus gangeticus, Amaranthus hypochondriacus L., Amaranthus hybridus, Amaranthus powellii and Amaranthus retroflexus;
- about trace amount-about 20% Geotrichum candidum;
- about 1.0% wt.-about 20% wt. fat source wherein the fat source is English walnut nut (Juglans regia nut);
- about 1.0% wt.-about 20% wt. acidification or buffering agent wherein the acidification or buffering agent is lemon juice (Citrus x limon juice) and
- about trace amount-about 5% wt. sulfur absorbing compound wherein the sulfur absorbing compound is colloidal silver,
- wherein the total of the weight percentages of the components of the composition does not exceed 100% by weight.
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