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United States Patent [19]
Jian et aL
US005911993A
[11] Patent Number: 5,911,993
[45] Date of Patent: June 15,1999
[54] HOMEOPATHIC ANTIDIABETIC TREATMENT
[76] Inventors: Ding Jian; Ding Qing. both of Room 404. Building 108. Chengzeyuan. Beijing University. Beijing. China
[21] Appl. No.: 08/966,650
[22] Filed: Nov. 10, 1997
[30] Foreign Application Priority Data Jan. 23. 1997 FONI China 97 I 002S5
[51] Int. 1.6 ........................... A61K 35/00; A61K 35/78
[52] U.S. CI. ......................................... 424/195.1; 514/866
[58] Field of Search .......................... 424/195.1; 514/866
[56] References Cited FOREIGN PATENT DOCUMENTS 3-106819 5-178749 s 17X7.10 A" 5/1991 7/1993 7/1 OQt Japan Japan Japan OTHER PI TBLIf 'ATTONS Men. "Studies on the Constituents of Sedum Alfredi". J. Taiwan Pharm Ass. 38 (1) pp. 52-66. 1986. Boissya et al. "Some Folklore Claims from the Brahmaputra Valley". Ethnomedidne 6 pp. 139-145. 1980. Chou. "Chrysoeriol 7-O-RhaJiinoside from Sedum Formo- sanum". Phytochemistry 15 p. 1420. 1976. PrimaryExaminerCarlos A. Azpiiru Assistant ExaminerBrian K. Seidleck Attorney, Agent, or FirmNixon & Vanderhye P.C.
[57] ABSTRACT A highly effective pure. natural, ingestible antidiabetic may be made from Shilianhua (Echevaria glauca, Sinocrassula berger, Crassulaceae) by washing leaves and/or stems of the Shilianhua plant, crushing them in a grinder, breaking the cell walls to form a filterable material, filtering the material to produce a filtrate, and decompressing and concentrating the filtrate to produce a concentrated solution. The cell walls may be broken using medical alcohol, quick freezing and thawing, or ultrasonic mixing. The concentrated solution is then made into a powder, or concentrated powder, by baking, crushing, and passage through a 60 mesh screen: using a silica gel column; using a Saphadex column; or by treatment with a CH,COOC,H, solution. Treatment of. or to prevent, diabetes by lowering blood sugar at least 10% (e.g. about 50%) is practiced by daily administration of about 50-100 mg of powdered extract of Echevaria glauca, Sinocrassula berger, Crassulaceae. or about 20-40 mg of concentrated powdered extract of Echevaria glauca, Sinocrassula berger, Crassulaceae.
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