Moulded bodies, in particular pellets, containing one or more plant extracts, and the pharmaceutical or cosmetic use of such pellets
CA 2128242 C · Owner: Freidenreich, Jurgen · Inventors: Schick, Ursula; Werry, Jurgen; Wunderlich, Jens-Christian
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Shaped articles containing plant extract(s) in, particular pellets, are formed by dispersing the plant extract(s) in a matrix predominantly composed of a skeleton builder, i.e. collagen, gelatin fractionated, gelatin, a collagen hydrolysate a gelatin derivative, plant protein or plant protein hydrolysate. They are storage-stable, and their pharmacological and cosmetic characteristics are essentially unaltered in comparison with the native extract. They are prepared by a simple process in which liquid plant extract(s) is(are) mixed or emulsified in a solution of the skeleton builder or, solid extracts are dissolved or suspended in a solution of the skeleton builder, the dispersion of …
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- Filed January 18, 1993 and granted September 22, 1998. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended January 18, 2013.
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