Ass hide glue bone strengthening oral liquid and its production method

Abstract

An oral liquid of donkey-hide gelatin for treating primary osteoprosis and rickets and improving immunity is prepared from donkey-hide gelatin, oyster shell, wolfberry fruit, astragalus root, pilose asiabell root, sorbic acid, water etc.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of medical preparations and production methods thereof, and relates to donkey-hide gelatin strong bone oral liquid and a production method thereof, and is especially suitable for treating children with rickets and primary osteoporosis. Background technique [0002] Primary osteoporosis and infantile rickets are common clinical diseases and frequently-occurring diseases. According to pages 60 to 63 of the book "Chinese Orthopedics" (published in 1996, compiled by Wang Luowei and Shi Weibin): the incidence rate of osteoporosis is 21% for those over 50 years old; 58% for those over 60 years old; 94% for those over 80 years old; 100% for those over 80 years old. According to "Railway Medicine" (published in 1997, edited by Wu Xiaotao), the incidence rate of osteoporosis ranks first among metabolic bone diseases, and it has become a problem in my country and even in the world. Due to the agi...

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[0004] According to pages 13 to 15 of the book "Basic Research and Clinical Application of Calcium Agents" published by China Osteoporosis Magazine and edited by Liu Zhonghou of China Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine: my country is a country with low calcium intake. The survey found that the daily calcium intake of Chinese residents is less than 500 mg, which is lower than the 800 mg per day standard for adults stipulated in the recommended nutrient dietary standard (RDA) formulated by the Chinese Nutrition Society in 1988; The first is inorganic calcium salts, mainly calcium carbonate, etc., the second is organic calcium, such as calcium gluconate, citrate calcium, etc., and the third is calcium from natural sources, such as oyster shells, bone paste, pearls, etc.; affect the bioavailability of calcium agents In a sense, the bioavailability of calcium is the comprehensive result of some processes, which is a function of solubility, digestibility, absorption, intake, age, endocrine and nutritional status; and the existing All calcium supplements are single calcium supplements, so the bioavailability of existing calcium supplements is low