Japanese herbal composition, japanese herbal tea, japanese herbal oil and japanese herbal food product

Abstract

To provide a Japanese herbal composition formed by combining previously unknown crude drugs, a Japanese herbal composition related to the Japanese herbal composition, Japanese herbal oil and Japanese herbal food product.SOLUTION: A Japanese herbal composition that uses at least one of magnolia leaf (Hooba), porcelain berry vine (Nobudou vine), or Okinawan spinach (Handama) as the main crude drug and contains at least two types of crude drugs as components. Also included are Japanese herbal tea made from the Japanese herbal composition of the present invention, Japanese herbal oil in which the oil-soluble components of the Japanese herbal composition of the present invention are extracted into oil, and Japanese herbal foods containing the Japanese herbal oil. The Japanese herbal composition of the present invention is a composition with a high detoxifying and excretory effect.SELECTED DRAWING: None

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition, a Japanese and Chinese herbal tea, a Japanese and Chinese herbal oil, and a Japanese and Chinese herbal food. [Background technology]

[0002] In this specification, "Wakan composition" refers to a composition primarily composed of herbal medicines, and is a general term for compositions used as Wakan tea (described later), as well as compositions used as raw materials for Wakan oil and Wakan food (described later). "Wakan tea" refers to a Wakan composition that is used to obtain a medicinal beverage (tea in the broad sense) by pouring hot water over it. Wakan tea is also called medicinal tea, herbal tea, health tea, etc., depending on the type of ingredients and the purpose of use. "Wakan oil" refers to a medicinal substance in the form of oil in which oil-soluble components from a Wakan composition have been extracted. "Wakan oil" can also be considered to be oil containing the oil-soluble components of a Wakan composition. "Wakan food" refers to a food containing Wakan oil. "Wakan food" can also be considered to be a food that uses Wakan oil as an ingredient.

[0003] Magnolia leaves are the leaves of the Magnolia tree, which belongs to the Magnoliaceae family and the Magnolia genus. Because they have antibacterial properties and are relatively fire-resistant, they are primarily used as containers for hoba-yaki (hoba-yaki). It is also known that dried and roasted magnolia leaves are used like tea leaves (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

[0004] Amphiprion is a climbing deciduous shrub belonging to the genus Amphiprion in the family Vitaceae. It is commonly known that dried Amphiprion leaves are used as tea leaves.

[0005] Handama is a perennial plant of the Asteraceae family, belonging to the genus Sanshou. Depending on the region, handama is also called Suizenjina or Kinjisou, and "handama" is the name it is mainly used in Okinawa Prefecture. Handama is used as a folk medicine to treat burns, insect bites, and the like. It is also known that an extract can be obtained by extracting dried handama with water (see, for example, Patent Document 2).

[0006] Zizania latifolia (Makomo) is a perennial plant of the Poaceae family. Its shoots (Zizania latifolia) are used as a food ingredient and also as a raw material for tea.

[0007] Water spinach (kuushinsai) is a vegetable of the Ipomoea genus in the Convolvulaceae family. Water spinach is primarily used as a food ingredient, especially in stir-fries.

[0008] Taranoki is a deciduous shrub in the Araliaceae family. Its shoots are used as food, known as tarana, and its bark is sometimes used as a medicinal herb. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0009] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-284523 [Patent Document 2] Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2007-289057 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0010] However, no Japanese-Chinese composition having a useful effect that combines two or more of the above-mentioned herbal medicines or herbal medicines serving as auxiliary ingredients has been known to date, nor have any Japanese-Chinese teas, Japanese-Chinese oils, or Japanese-Chinese foods that use such a Japanese-Chinese composition been known.

[0011] Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and aims to provide novel Japanese and Chinese compositions, Japanese and Chinese teas, Japanese and Chinese oils and Japanese and Chinese foods that have hitherto not been known and have useful effects. [Means for solving the problem]

[0012] The COVID-19 outbreak that began in 2020 has completely changed people's lives. It has become difficult to go out, and people have begun to wear masks at all times, completely changing their lifestyles. Under these circumstances, COVID-19 infections and changes in lifestyles are beginning to affect people's physical constitutions. Specifically, there has been a sharp increase in illnesses such as chronic fatigue syndrome, cancer, cerebrovascular disease, heart disease, and depression. The Japanese and Chinese herbal compositions, teas, oils, and foods of the present invention are intended to alleviate various symptoms suffered by modern Japanese people.

[0013] [1] A Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to a first aspect of the present invention is a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves and wild grape vines.

[0014] According to the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of the first aspect, the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf and the wild grape vine are enhanced by a synergistic effect, making it possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect.

[0015] [2] The Japanese and Chinese composition according to the second aspect of the present invention is a Japanese and Chinese composition containing magnolia leaves and hanamaki (Japanese laurel wort).

[0016] According to the second aspect of the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition, the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf and the handama tree are enhanced by a synergistic effect, so that a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition with a strong detoxification and excretion effect can be obtained.

[0017] [3] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a third aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing wild grape vine and lappa.

[0018] According to the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of the third aspect, the detoxification and excretion effects of wild grape vine and handama are enhanced by a synergistic effect, making it possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect.

[0019] [4] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a fourth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves, wild grape vines, and Japanese laurel wort.

[0020] According to the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of the fourth aspect, the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf, the wild grape vine, and the handama are enhanced by a synergistic effect, so that a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect can be obtained.

[0021] [5] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a fifth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves and wild rice.

[0022] According to the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition of the fifth aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effect of the magnolia leaf is enhanced by the wild rice, so that a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition having a high detoxifying and excreting effect can be obtained.

[0023] [6] A Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to a sixth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition containing wild grape vine and Zizania kombu.

[0024] According to the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition of the sixth aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effect of wild grape vine is enhanced by Zizania latifolia, so that a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition having a high detoxifying and excreting effect can be obtained.

[0025] [7] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a seventh aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing Handama and Zizania latifolia.

[0026] According to the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition of the seventh aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effect of Handama is enhanced by Zizania latifolia, so that a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition having a high detoxifying and excreting effect can be obtained.

[0027] [8] A Japanese and Chinese composition according to an eighth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese and Chinese composition containing magnolia leaves, wild grape vines, and wild rice.

[0028] According to the eighth aspect of the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition, the detoxifying and excreting effects of the magnolia leaves and the wild grape vine are enhanced by the wild rice, so that a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition with a high detoxifying and excreting effect can be obtained.

[0029] [9] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a ninth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves, Japanese laurel wort, and wild rice.

[0030] According to the Japanese herbal composition of the ninth aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effects of the magnolia leaf and the handama are enhanced by the wild rice, so that a Japanese herbal composition with a high detoxifying and excreting effect can be obtained.

[0031]

[10] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a tenth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing wild grape vine, Japanese laurel wort, and wild rice.

[0032] According to the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of the 10th aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effects of wild grape vine and handama are enhanced by the rice bran, so that a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition with a high detoxifying and excreting effect can be obtained.

[0033]

[11] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to an eleventh aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves, wild grape vines, Japanese laurels, and wild rice.

[0034] According to the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of the 11th aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effects of the magnolia leaf, the wild grape vine, and the handama plant are enhanced by the wild rice, so that a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition with a high detoxifying and excreting effect can be obtained.

[0035]

[12] A Japanese herbal composition according to a twelfth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese herbal composition containing handama and water spinach.

[0036] According to the Japanese herbal composition of the twelfth aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effect of handama is enhanced by water spinach, so that a Japanese herbal composition having a high detoxifying and excreting effect can be obtained.

[0037]

[13] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a thirteenth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaf, Japanese holly, and water spinach.

[0038] According to the Japanese herbal composition of the thirteenth aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effects of the magnolia leaf and the handama tree are enhanced by the water spinach, so that a Japanese herbal composition with a high detoxifying and excreting effect can be obtained.

[0039]

[14] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a fourteenth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition comprising wild grape vine, Japanese water spinach, and water spinach.

[0040] According to the Japanese herbal composition of the 14th aspect, the detoxification and excretion effects of wild grape vine and handama are enhanced by water spinach, so that a Japanese herbal composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect can be obtained.

[0041]

[15] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a fifteenth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition comprising magnolia leaves, wild grape vines, Japanese laurels, and water spinach.

[0042] According to the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of the 15th aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effects of the magnolia leaf, the wild grape vine, and the handama tree are enhanced by the water spinach, so that a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition with a high detoxifying and excreting effect can be obtained.

[0043]

[16] A Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to a sixteenth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaf, wild rice, and water spinach.

[0044] According to the Japanese herbal composition of the 16th aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effect of the magnolia leaf is enhanced by the wild rice and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, so that a Japanese herbal composition with even stronger detoxifying and excreting effect can be obtained.

[0045]

[17] A Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to a seventeenth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition comprising wild grape vine, wild rice, and water spinach.

[0046] According to the Japanese herbal composition of the 17th aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effect of wild grape vine is enhanced by wild rice and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, so that a Japanese herbal composition with even stronger detoxifying and excreting effect can be obtained.

[0047]

[18] The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to the eighteenth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition containing handama, zizania latifolia, and water spinach.

[0048] According to the Japanese herbal composition of the 18th aspect, the detoxifying and excretory effect of handama is enhanced by wild rice and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, so that a Japanese herbal composition with even stronger detoxifying and excretory effect can be obtained.

[0049]

[19] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a nineteenth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition comprising magnolia leaves, wild grape vines, wild rice, and water spinach.

[0050] According to the Japanese herbal composition of the 19th aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effects of the magnolia leaf and the wild grape vine are enhanced by the wild rice and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, so that a Japanese herbal composition with even stronger detoxifying and excreting effects can be obtained.

[0051]

[20] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a twentieth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaf, hanamaki (Japanese holly), zizania latifolia (Willow-grass), and water spinach.

[0052] According to the Japanese herbal composition of the 20th aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effects of the magnolia leaf and the handama are enhanced by the wild rice and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, so that a Japanese herbal composition with even stronger detoxifying and excreting effects can be obtained.

[0053]

[21] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a twenty-first aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition comprising wild grape vine, Japanese laurel wort, wild rice, and water spinach.

[0054] According to the Japanese herbal composition of the 21st aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effects of wild grape vine and water spinach are enhanced by wild rice and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, making it possible to obtain a Japanese herbal composition with even stronger detoxifying and excreting effects.

[0055]

[22] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a twenty-second aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition comprising magnolia leaves, wild grape vines, Japanese laurel wort, wild rice, and water spinach.

[0056] According to the Japanese herbal composition of the 22nd aspect, the detoxifying and excreting effects of the magnolia leaf, the wild grape vine, and the handama are enhanced by the wild rice and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, so that a Japanese herbal composition with even stronger detoxifying and excreting effects can be obtained.

[0057] The Japanese and Chinese compositions according to the first to twenty-second aspects can also be used as a base formulation for the Japanese and Chinese compositions according to the twenty-third to twenty-eighth aspects described below.

[0058]

[23] A Japanese herbal composition according to a 23rd aspect of the present invention is a Japanese herbal composition according to any one of the 1st to 22nd aspects, further comprising Herba Polygala and coriander seeds.

[0059] The Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 23rd aspect is intended for prescription to patients with mild symptoms who have a constitution of cold syndrome and blood deficiency. In addition to the effects of the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to any one of the first to 22nd aspects, the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 23rd aspect can provide effects such as dispersing cold and tonifying yang, replenishing blood, and dissolving thrombus.

[0060]

[24] A Japanese herbal composition according to a 24th aspect of the present invention is a Japanese herbal composition according to any one of the first to 22nd aspects, further comprising Herba Root, coriander seed, olive leaf, oregano, and GABA.

[0061] The Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 24th aspect is intended for prescription to patients with mild symptoms who have a constitution of cold syndrome and blood deficiency. In addition to the effects of the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to any one of the first to 22nd aspects, the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 24th aspect can provide effects such as cold-dispersing and yang-tonifying, blood-replenishing, thrombolysis that is more potent than the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 23rd aspect, and disinfection of intestinal bacteria and fungi.

[0062]

[25] A Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to a 25th aspect of the present invention is a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to any one of the first to 22nd aspects, further comprising coriander seeds, rhododendron bark, moringa, horsetail, Job's tears, and eucalyptus.

[0063] The Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 25th aspect is intended for prescription to patients with mild symptoms who have a constitution of heat syndrome and blood deficiency. In addition to the effects of the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to any one of the first to 22nd aspects, the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 25th aspect can provide effects such as blood replenishment, skin vitality, and thrombolysis.

[0064] The Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 25th aspect may further contain oolong tea. When the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 25th aspect contains oolong tea, a diuretic effect can be obtained as an additional effect. The same applies to the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 26th aspect described below.

[0065] Furthermore, the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 25th aspect may further contain calamansi. When the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 25th aspect contains calamansi, an autonomic nervous system regulating effect can be obtained as an additional effect. The same applies to the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 26th aspect described below.

[0066]

[26] A Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to a 26th aspect of the present invention is a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to any one of the first to 22nd aspects, further comprising coriander seeds, sekkotsubok, moringa, horsetail, Job's tears, eucalyptus, olive leaves, oregano, and GABA.

[0067] The Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 26th aspect is intended for prescription to patients with mild symptoms and a constitution of heat syndrome and blood deficiency. In addition to the effects of the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to any one of the first to 22nd aspects, the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 26th aspect can provide effects such as blood replenishment, skin vitality, enhanced thrombolysis compared to the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 25th aspect, and disinfection of intestinal bacteria and fungi.

[0068]

[27] A Japanese herbal composition according to a 27th aspect of the present invention is a Japanese herbal composition according to any one of the first to 22nd aspects, further comprising: Saxifraga Root, Coriander Seed, Mulberry Parasite, Snowdrop, Poppy Seed, Cornus Officinalis, and Aralia Elata.

[0069] The Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 27th aspect is intended to be prescribed mainly to patients with moderate to severe illness (for example, patients suffering from renal failure, cancer, autoimmune disease, tremors in the limbs, severe numbness in the limbs, severe pain in the limbs, severe menstrual pain, difficulty walking, headache accompanied by nausea, chronic pain, cerebral infarction, myocardial infarction, or myocarditis). In addition to the effects of the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to any one of the first to 22nd aspects, the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 27th aspect can provide effects such as tonifying the central nervous system, replenishing blood, revitalizing blood, and thrombolysis.

[0070]

[28] A Japanese herbal composition according to a 28th aspect of the present invention is a Japanese herbal composition according to any one of the first to 22nd aspects, further comprising: Saxifraga Root, Coriander Seed, Mulberry Parasite, Snowdrop, Poppy Seed, Cornus Officinalis, Aralia Elata, and GABA.

[0071] The Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 28th aspect is intended to be prescribed mainly to patients with moderate to severe illness (for example, patients suffering from renal failure, cancer, autoimmune disease, tremors in the limbs, severe numbness in the limbs, severe pain in the limbs, severe menstrual pain, difficulty walking, headache accompanied by nausea, chronic pain, cerebral infarction, myocardial infarction, or myocarditis). In addition to the effects of the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to any one of the first to 22nd aspects, the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 28th aspect can provide effects such as tonifying the central nervous system, blood replenishment, blood activation, and enhanced thrombolysis compared to the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to the 27th aspect.

[0072]

[29] A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to a twenty-ninth aspect of the present invention is a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaf (Hooba) and Aralia elata.

[0073] According to the Japanese herbal composition of the 29th aspect, a synergistic effect can be obtained between the detoxification and excretion effects of magnolia leaf and elm tree, making it possible to obtain a Japanese herbal composition with a strong detoxification and excretion effect.

[0074] The Japanese and Chinese compositions according to the first to twenty-ninth aspects of the present invention may further contain sweet tea.

[0075] Since sweet tea can impart sweetness to a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition and its extract, when the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition contains sweet tea, the ingredients can be easily ingested and the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition can be easily absorbed into the body.

[0076]

[30] A Japanese-Chinese tea according to the 30th aspect of the present invention comprises the Japanese-Chinese composition according to the 23rd aspect.

[0077] According to the Japanese and Chinese tea of ​​the 30th aspect, tea having the effects of the Japanese and Chinese composition of the 23rd aspect can be obtained.

[0078]

[31] A Japanese-Chinese tea according to the thirty-first aspect of the present invention comprises the Japanese-Chinese composition according to the twenty-fifth aspect.

[0079] According to the Japanese-Chinese tea of ​​the 31st aspect, tea having the effects of the Japanese-Chinese composition of the 25th aspect can be obtained.

[0080]

[32] A Japanese-Chinese tea according to the 32nd aspect of the present invention comprises the Japanese-Chinese composition according to the 27th aspect.

[0081] According to the Japanese-Chinese tea of ​​the 32nd aspect, tea having the effects of the Japanese-Chinese composition of the 27th aspect can be obtained.

[0082]

[33] The Japanese and Chinese herbal oil according to the 33rd aspect of the present invention is in a form in which oil-soluble components are extracted into oil from the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to the 24th aspect.

[0083] According to the Japanese and Chinese herbal oil of the 33rd aspect, it is possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese herbal oil having the effects of the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of the 24th aspect.

[0084]

[34] The Japanese and Chinese herbal oil according to the 34th aspect of the present invention is in a form in which oil-soluble components are extracted into oil from the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to the 26th aspect.

[0085] According to the Japanese and Chinese herbal oil of the 34th aspect, it is possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese herbal oil having the effects of the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of the 26th aspect.

[0086]

[35] The Japanese and Chinese herbal oil according to the 35th aspect of the present invention is in a form in which oil-soluble components are extracted into oil from the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to the 28th aspect.

[0087] According to the Japanese and Chinese herbal oil of the 35th aspect, it is possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese herbal oil having the effects of the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of the 28th aspect.

[0088]

[36] A Japanese and Chinese food product according to a thirty-sixth aspect of the present invention comprises the Japanese and Chinese oil according to the thirty-third aspect.

[0089] According to the Japanese and Chinese food product of the 36th aspect, it is possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese food product having the effects of the Japanese and Chinese oil of the 33rd aspect (the effects of the Japanese and Chinese composition of the 24th aspect).

[0090]

[37] A Japanese and Chinese food product according to a thirty-seventh aspect of the present invention comprises the Japanese and Chinese oil according to the thirty-fourth aspect.

[0091] According to the Japanese and Chinese food product of the 37th aspect, it is possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese food product having the effects of the Japanese and Chinese oil of the 34th aspect (the effects of the Japanese and Chinese composition of the 26th aspect).

[0092]

[38] A Japanese and Chinese food product according to a thirty-eighth aspect of the present invention comprises the Japanese and Chinese oil according to the thirty-fifth aspect.

[0093] According to the Japanese and Chinese food product of the 38th aspect, it is possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese food product having the effects of the Japanese and Chinese oil of the 35th aspect (the effects of the Japanese and Chinese composition of the 28th aspect).

[0094] An example of the Japanese and Chinese food of the present invention is jam obtained by mixing boiled fruit, sugar, and the Japanese and Chinese oil of the present invention.

[0095] As described above, the Japanese and Chinese compositions, teas, oils, and foods of the present invention all have detoxification and excretion effects. As a result of intensive research by the inventors of the present invention, it is believed that the detoxification and excretion effects of the Japanese and Chinese compositions, teas, oils, and foods of the present invention are particularly effective in detoxifying toxins generated by infection with the so-called new coronavirus (and thereby alleviating the symptoms of the aftereffects of infection with the new coronavirus). In addition, the detoxification and excretion effects of the Japanese and Chinese compositions, teas, oils, and foods of the present invention are also believed to be effective in improving a wide range of symptoms other than those mentioned above, such as chemical sensitivity, People Allergic to Me (PATM), chronic fatigue syndrome, adrenal fatigue, depression, and intestinal candida.

[0096] In this specification, "magnolia leaf" refers to the leaves of the Magnolia obovata, which belongs to the Magnoliaceae family and the Magnolia genus. By using magnolia leaf in a Japanese or Chinese composition, it is possible to enter the twelve meridians and the five internal organs, thereby achieving a detoxification and excretion effect. When magnolia leaf is used in a Japanese or Chinese composition, its properties are neutral.

[0097] In this specification, "wild grape vine" refers to the vines and leaves of Amaryllis, a climbing deciduous shrub belonging to the Amaryllis genus of the Vitaceae family. By using wild grape vine in a Japanese or Chinese herbal composition, it can enter the twelve meridians and the five internal organs, thereby providing a detoxification and excretion effect. When used in a Japanese or Chinese herbal composition, wild grape vine has neutral properties.

[0098] In this specification, "handama" refers to a perennial plant of the Asteraceae family, genus Xanthomonas. When handama is used in the Japanese-Chinese composition of the present invention, at least one of its leaves and stems is used. By using handama in the Japanese-Chinese composition, it can enter the liver and kidneys, providing detoxification and excretion effects and liver and kidney function recovery effects. When handama is used in the Japanese-Chinese composition, its properties are neutral.

[0099] In this specification, "water spinach" refers to a vegetable of the Ipomoea genus in the Convolvulaceae family. When water spinach is used in the Japanese and Chinese compositions of the present invention, at least one of its leaves and stems is used. By using water spinach in a Japanese and Chinese composition, it can enter the liver and kidneys, providing a detoxifying effect and an effect of restoring liver and kidney function. Water spinach also has the effect of assisting (enhancing) the effect of handama. When water spinach is used in a Japanese and Chinese composition, its properties are neutral.

[0100] In this specification, "Zizania" refers to a perennial plant of the genus Zizania in the family Poaceae. When Zizania is used in the Japanese and Chinese compositions of the present invention, the leafy parts or the whole plant are used. By using Zizania in a Japanese and Chinese composition, it can enter the gallbladder, pancreas, and liver, and provide blood purification, blood-replenishing, iron-replenishing, and liver-cleansing and qi-reducing effects. Zizania also has the effect of assisting (enhancing) the effects of magnolia leaves, wild grape vine, and handama. When Zizania is used in a Japanese and Chinese composition, its properties are neutral.

[0101] In this specification, "Aralia aralia" refers to a deciduous shrub of the Araliaceae family. When Aralia aralia is used in the Japanese-Chinese composition of the present invention, its branches are used. By using Aralia aralia in the Japanese-Chinese composition, it can enter the pancreas and liver, and provide blood purification, liver and pancreatic function recovery, and detoxification and excretion effects. When Aralia aralia is used in the Japanese-Chinese composition, its properties are neutral.

[0102] In this specification, "Sakuyō" refers to the Sakuyō mushroom of the Sakuyō family. When Sakuyō is used in the Japanese-Chinese composition of the present invention, the whole plant is used. By using Sakuyō in a Japanese-Chinese composition, it can penetrate the spleen, stomach, kidneys, liver, gallbladder, heart, and brain, and provide a gentle warming effect to each organ. When Sakuyō is used in a Japanese-Chinese composition, it has warming properties.

[0103] In this specification, "coriander seeds" refers to the fully ripe seeds of one- to two-year-old plants of the genus Coriander, belonging to the family Apiaceae. By using coriander seeds in a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition, they can penetrate the kidneys, liver, and gallbladder, providing blood-replenishing and qi-boosting effects. When used in a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition, coriander seeds have neutral properties.

[0104] In this specification, "olive leaf" refers to the leaf of olive, an evergreen small tree of the Oleaceae family. By using olive leaf in a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition, it can enter the large intestine, small intestine, and stomach, and can have effects such as killing mold and bacteria and regulating the intestinal environment. When olive leaf is used in a Japanese-Chinese herbal composition, its properties are neutral.

[0105] In this specification, "oregano" refers to a perennial plant of the Origanum genus of the Lamiaceae family, native to the Mediterranean coast of Europe. The Japanese-Chinese composition of the present invention uses oregano leaves. By using oregano in the Japanese-Chinese composition, it can enter the large intestine, small intestine, and stomach, and can have effects such as killing mold and bacteria and regulating the intestinal environment. When oregano is used in the Japanese-Chinese composition, its properties are neutral.

[0106] In this specification, "GABA" refers to gamma-aminobutyric acid. GABA obtained by fermenting rice is preferably used. By using GABA in a Japanese or Chinese herbal composition, it can enter the bloodstream and achieve thrombolytic activity. When used in a Japanese or Chinese herbal composition, GABA has neutral properties.

[0107] As mentioned above, the "Japanese-Chinese composition" in this specification is a composition mainly composed of herbal medicines, but this does not mean that ingredients other than herbal medicines cannot be used as raw materials for the Japanese-Chinese composition. As mentioned above, ingredients other than herbal medicines can also be used as supplementary ingredients.

[0108] In this specification, "Sekkotsubo" refers to a deciduous shrub or small tree of the genus Sambucus in the family Viburnum. When using Sekkotsubo in the Japanese and Chinese compositions of the present invention, the stems and branches are used. By using Sekkotsubo in a Japanese and Chinese composition, it can enter the kidneys and liver, providing a kidney-tonifying yin effect. When Sekkotsubo is used in a Japanese and Chinese composition, its properties are neutral.

[0109] In this specification, "moringa" refers to a tree of the genus Moringa in the family Moringaceae. When moringa is used in the Japanese-Chinese composition of the present invention, its leaves are used. By using moringa in the Japanese-Chinese composition, it can enter the lungs, gallbladder, and kidneys, and provide skin-beautifying effects. When moringa is used in the Japanese-Chinese composition, its properties are neutral.

[0110] In this specification, "horsetail" refers to a plant of the genus Equisetum, order Equisetales, family Equisetum, division Pteridophyta. When horsetail is used in the Japanese and Chinese compositions of the present invention, the whole plant is used. By using horsetail in the Japanese and Chinese compositions, it can enter the lungs, gallbladder, and liver, and provide skin-beautifying and diuretic effects. When used in the Japanese and Chinese compositions, horsetail has neutral properties.

[0111] In this specification, "jobi's tears" refers to the seeds of grains of the genus Job's tears of the family Poaceae. By using jobi's tears in a Japanese or Chinese herbal composition, it can enter the lungs and provide a diuretic effect and mineral retention effect. When jobi's tears is used in a Japanese or Chinese herbal composition, its properties are neutral.

[0112] In this specification, "eucalyptus" refers to an evergreen small tree of the genus Eucalyptus in the family Myrtaceae, native to Australia. When eucalyptus is used in the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of the present invention, its leaves are used. By using eucalyptus in the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition, antibacterial and antiviral effects can be obtained.

[0113] In this specification, "oolong tea" refers to an evergreen tree of the genus Camellia in the family Theaceae. When oolong tea is used in the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of the present invention, its leaves are used. When oolong tea is used in the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition, it enters the kidneys and provides a diuretic effect. When oolong tea is used in the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition, its properties are neutral.

[0114] As used herein, "calamansi" refers to a type of evergreen shrub belonging to the genus Citrus, family Rutaceae, order Sapindales. When calamansi is used in the Japanese-Chinese composition of the present invention, at least one of its fruit and peel is used. By using calamansi in the Japanese-Chinese composition, autonomic nervous system regulating effects can be obtained.

[0115] In this specification, "Mulberry Parasite" refers to the leafy stems and branches of various plants in the family Mistletoe. Examples of various plants in the family Mistletoe include mistletoe and Viscum grandiflorum. When Mulberry Parasite is used in the Japanese-Chinese composition of the present invention, at least one of its stems and branches is used. By using Mulberry Parasite in the Japanese-Chinese composition, it can enter the liver, kidneys, and central nervous system, and can assist (enhance) the effects of Xia Yang, coriander seeds, and Yukinoshita. When Mulberry Parasite is used in the Japanese-Chinese composition, its properties are neutral.

[0116] In this specification, "saxifrage" refers to a plant of the genus Saxifrage in the family Saxifragaceae. When saxifrage is used in the Japanese and Chinese compositions of the present invention, its leaves are used. By using saxifrage in a Japanese and Chinese composition, it can enter the central nervous system, the five internal organs, and the twelve meridians, providing hemodynamic, analgesic, and detoxifying effects. When saxifrage is used in a Japanese and Chinese composition, its properties are neutral.

[0117] In this specification, "poppy flea" refers to the seeds of an annual plant belonging to the genus Papaveraceae. By using poppy flea in a Japanese or Chinese herbal composition, it can enter the central nervous system and provide hemostatic, analgesic and detoxifying effects. When poppy flea is used in a Japanese or Chinese herbal composition, its properties are neutral.

[0118] In this specification, "Cornus officinalis" refers to the mature pulp obtained from Cornus chinensis, a member of the Cornaceae family. By using Cornus officinalis in a traditional Chinese composition, it can enter the spleen, stomach, lungs, and gallbladder, providing kidney-tonifying and blood-activating effects. It can also assist (enhance) the effects of Snowdrop and Poppy flea. When used in a traditional Chinese composition, Cornus officinalis has a warming effect.

[0119] In this specification, "Tencha" refers to processed leaves of the Rubus genus of the Rosaceae family. When Tencha is used in a Japanese or Chinese composition, it can enter the gallbladder, lungs, and eyes, providing a flavoring and medicinal effect. It can also have the effect of supplementing (enhancing) the properties of coriander seeds. When Tencha is used in a Japanese or Chinese composition, its properties are neutral.

[0120] The herbal medicines used as raw materials for the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of the present invention can be suitably dried and then chopped.

[0121] The efficacy and effects of the above-mentioned herbal medicines may differ from those of typical herbal medicines, due to the fact that the active ingredients are dissolved in water (hot water) or oil before use (ingestion).The fact that the above-mentioned herbal medicines have the above-mentioned efficacy and effects was discovered based on the results of intensive research and many years of experience by the inventors of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0122] The Japanese and Chinese compositions, Japanese and Chinese teas, Japanese and Chinese oils, and Japanese and Chinese foods of the present invention will be described below based on embodiments. Note that the embodiments described below do not limit the invention according to the claims. Furthermore, not all of the elements and combinations thereof described in each embodiment are necessarily essential to the solution of the present invention.

[0123] [Embodiment 1] The Japanese and Chinese compositions according to the first embodiment include (1) a Japanese and Chinese composition containing a magnolia leaf and wild grape vine, (2) a Japanese and Chinese composition containing a magnolia leaf and Japanese rice bran, (3) a Japanese and Chinese composition containing a wild grape vine and Japanese rice bran, (4) a Japanese and Chinese composition containing a magnolia leaf, wild grape vine and Japanese rice bran, (5) a Japanese and Chinese composition containing a magnolia leaf and Chinese rice bran, (6) a Japanese and Chinese composition containing a wild grape vine and Chinese rice bran, (7) a Japanese and Chinese composition containing Chinese rice bran and Chinese rice bran, (8) (9) A Japanese-Chinese composition comprising a magnolia leaf, a wild grape vine, and a wild rice plant; (10) A Japanese-Chinese composition comprising a wild grape vine, a wild rice plant, and a wild rice plant; (11) A Japanese-Chinese composition comprising a magnolia leaf, a wild grape vine, a wild rice plant, and a wild rice plant; (12) A Japanese-Chinese composition comprising a wild rice plant and water spinach; (13) A Japanese-Chinese composition comprising a magnolia leaf, a wild rice plant, and a water spinach; (14) A Japanese-Chinese composition comprising a wild grape vine and a wild rice plant; (15) A Japanese-Chinese composition comprising a magnolia leaf, wild grape vine, Chinese cabbage, and Chinese water spinach; (16) A Japanese-Chinese composition comprising a magnolia leaf, wild rice, and Chinese water spinach; (17) A Japanese-Chinese composition comprising a wild grape vine, wild rice, and Chinese water spinach; (18) A Japanese-Chinese composition comprising a magnolia leaf, wild rice, and Chinese water spinach; (19) A Japanese-Chinese composition comprising a magnolia leaf, wild grape vine, wild rice, and Chinese water spinach; (20) A magnolia leaf, (21) a Japanese and Chinese composition containing wild grape vine, wild grape vine, wild rice, and water spinach; or (22) a Japanese and Chinese composition containing magnolia leaf, wild grape vine, wild grape vine, wild grape vine, wild rice, and water spinach (hereinafter, the above Japanese and Chinese compositions (1) to (22) are collectively referred to as "base formulation compositions"), and further containing herbaceous root and coriander seeds.

[0124] The Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 1 is suitable for Japanese and Chinese tea, and the Japanese and Chinese tea consisting of the Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 1 is the Japanese and Chinese tea according to embodiment 1. The Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 1 may further contain sweet tea. The inventors of the present invention refer to the Japanese and Chinese tea according to embodiment 1 as "warm tea (pokapokacha)," and the name "warm tea" may also be used in the following description.

[0125] The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition (Japanese and Chinese herbal tea) according to embodiment 1 is intended for prescription to patients with mild cold symptoms and a predisposition to blood deficiency. Cold symptoms are related to the kidneys, liver, and lungs, and are associated with menstrual cramps, shortness of breath, cough, asthma, chest pain, hypothyroidism, hives, arrhythmia, abnormal burning sensation in the head, hot flashes, mild pain in the limbs, delayed menstruation, low AMH, uterine fibroids, endometriosis, PCOS, irregular bleeding, miscarriage, infertility, recurrent pregnancy loss, mild dysplasia, depression, and anxiety. Ischemia is related to the liver and kidneys, and is associated with fatigue, easy tiredness, hair loss, decreased menstrual flow, delayed menstruation, menstrual cramps, depressive symptoms, tinnitus, dizziness, depression, and anxiety.

[0126] The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 1 can achieve the following effects. That is, in the case of (1) above, the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf and the wild grape vine are enhanced by a synergistic effect, thereby producing a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (2) above, the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf and the wild grape vine are enhanced by a synergistic effect, thereby producing a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (3) above, the detoxification and excretion effects of the wild grape vine and the wild grape vine are enhanced by a synergistic effect, thereby producing a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (4) above, the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf, the wild grape vine, and the handama are synergistically enhanced, resulting in a Japanese-Chinese composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (5) above, the detoxification and excretion effect of the magnolia leaf is enhanced by Zizania napus, resulting in a Japanese-Chinese composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (6) above, the detoxification and excretion effect of the wild grape vine is enhanced by Zizania napus, resulting in a Japanese-Chinese composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (7) above, the detoxification and excretion effect of the handama is enhanced by Zizania napus, resulting in a Japanese-Chinese composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect.

[0127] In the case of (8) above, the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf and the wild grape vine are enhanced by the rice bran, making it possible to obtain a Japanese or Chinese composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (9) above, the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf and the wild grape vine are enhanced by the rice bran, making it possible to obtain a Japanese or Chinese composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (10) above, the detoxification and excretion effects of the wild grape vine and the wild grape vine are enhanced by the rice bran, making it possible to obtain a Japanese or Chinese composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (11) above, the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf, the wild grape vine, and the wild grape vine are enhanced by the rice bran, making it possible to obtain a Japanese or Chinese composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (12) above, the water spinach enhances the detoxification and excretion activity of the handama, making it possible to obtain a Japanese or Chinese composition with a high detoxification and excretion activity. In the case of (13) above, the water spinach enhances the detoxification and excretion activity of the magnolia leaf and the handama, making it possible to obtain a Japanese or Chinese composition with a high detoxification and excretion activity. In the case of (14) above, the water spinach enhances the detoxification and excretion activity of the wild grape vine and the handama, making it possible to obtain a Japanese or Chinese composition with a high detoxification and excretion activity.

[0128] In the case of (15) above, the water spinach enhances the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf, the wild grape vine, and the handama, resulting in a Japanese-Chinese composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (16) above, the detoxification and excretion effect of the magnolia leaf is enhanced by Zizania and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, resulting in a Japanese-Chinese composition with an even higher detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (17) above, the detoxification and excretion effect of the wild grape vine is enhanced by Zizania and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, resulting in a Japanese-Chinese composition with an even higher detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (18) above, the detoxification and excretion effect of the handama is enhanced by Zizania and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, resulting in a Japanese-Chinese composition with an even higher detoxification and excretion effect. In the case of (19) above, the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf and the wild grape vine are enhanced by Zizania latifolia and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, making it possible to obtain a Japanese-Chinese composition with even stronger detoxification and excretion effects.In the case of (20) above, the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf and the handama are enhanced by Zizania latifolia and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, making it possible to obtain a Japanese-Chinese composition with even stronger detoxification and excretion effects.In the case of (21) above, the detoxification and excretion effects of the wild grape vine and the handama are enhanced by Zizania latifolia and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, making it possible to obtain a Japanese-Chinese composition with even stronger detoxification and excretion effects. In addition, in the case of (22) above, the detoxification and excretion effects of the magnolia leaf, the wild grape vine, and the handama are enhanced by the wild rice and water spinach, and a synergistic effect is observed in this enhancement, so that a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition with even stronger detoxification and excretion effects can be obtained.

[0129] Furthermore, the Japanese herbal composition of embodiment 1 further contains herbaceous root and coriander seeds, and therefore, in addition to the effects of (1) to (22) above (effects based on the base formulation composition), it can also provide effects such as dispersing cold and tonifying yang, replenishing blood, and dissolving blood clots.

[0130] Furthermore, since the Japanese and Chinese tea according to embodiment 1 is made from the Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 1, tea having the effects of the Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 1 described above can be obtained.

[0131] [Embodiment 2] The Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 2 is a Japanese and Chinese composition that further contains, in addition to the base formulation composition, Herba Root, coriander seed, olive leaf, oregano, and GABA. The Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 2 is suitable for Japanese and Chinese oil, and the Japanese and Chinese oil according to embodiment 2 is a form in which oil-soluble components are extracted from the Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 2 into oil. Furthermore, the Japanese and Chinese food according to embodiment 2 is a Japanese and Chinese food containing the Japanese and Chinese oil according to embodiment 2. An example of the Japanese and Chinese food according to embodiment 2 is jam obtained by mixing boiled fruit, sugar, and the Japanese and Chinese oil according to embodiment 2.

[0132] The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 2 may further contain sweet tea. The inventors of the present invention call the Japanese and Chinese herbal oil according to embodiment 2 "Pokapokayu," and the name "Pokapokayu" may also be used in the following description.

[0133] The Japanese and Chinese composition (Japanese and Chinese oil, Japanese and Chinese food) according to the second embodiment is intended to be prescribed to patients with mild symptoms who have a constitution of cold syndrome and blood deficiency.

[0134] The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 2 can provide the following effects. First, the effects based on the base formulation are the same as those of the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 1, and therefore will not be described again.

[0135] Furthermore, the Japanese herbal composition of embodiment 2 further contains herbaceous root, coriander seeds, olive leaves, oregano, and GABA, and therefore in addition to the effects of the base formulation, it can also provide effects such as cold-dispersing and yang-tonifying, blood-replenishing, enhanced thrombolysis compared to the Japanese herbal composition of embodiment 1, and disinfecting effects against intestinal bacteria and fungi.

[0136] Furthermore, since the Japanese and Chinese herbal oil according to embodiment 2 is in a form in which the oil-soluble components from the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 2 have been extracted into oil, it is possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese herbal oil that has the effects of the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 2.

[0137] Furthermore, since the Japanese and Chinese food according to embodiment 2 contains the Japanese and Chinese oil according to embodiment 2, it is possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese food that has the effects of the Japanese and Chinese oil according to embodiment 2 (the effects of the Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 2).

[0138] [Embodiment 3] The Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 3 is a Japanese and Chinese composition that further contains coriander seeds, sekkoki, moringa, horsetail, Job's tears, and eucalyptus in addition to the base formulation composition. The Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 3 is suitable for Japanese and Chinese tea, and the Japanese and Chinese tea comprising the Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 3 is the Japanese and Chinese tea according to embodiment 3. The Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 3 may further contain oolong tea, calamansi, or sweet tea. The inventors of the present invention refer to the Japanese and Chinese tea according to embodiment 3 as "Tsuyahadacha," and the name "Tsuyahadacha" may also be used in the following description.

[0139] The Japanese herbal medicine composition according to embodiment 3 is intended for use in patients with mild symptoms who have a constitution characterized by heat syndrome and blood deficiency. Heat syndrome is related to the gallbladder and lungs, and is associated with skin symptoms, etc. The Japanese herbal medicine composition according to embodiment 3 is primarily prescribed to patients with skin symptoms.

[0140] The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 3 can provide the following effects. First, the effects based on the base formulation are the same as those of the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 1, and therefore will not be described again.

[0141] Furthermore, the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 3 further contains coriander seeds, rhododendron bark, moringa, horsetail, Job's tears, and eucalyptus, and therefore, in addition to the effects based on the base formulation, it can also provide effects such as blood replenishment, skin vitality, and thrombolysis.

[0142] Furthermore, since the Japanese and Chinese tea according to embodiment 3 is made from the Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 3, tea having the effects of the Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 3 described above can be obtained.

[0143] [Embodiment 4] The Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 4 is a Japanese and Chinese composition that further contains, in addition to a base formulation composition, coriander seeds, sekkotsubok (Sekkotsubok), moringa, horsetail, Job's tears, eucalyptus, olive leaf, oregano, and GABA. The Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 4 is suitable for Japanese and Chinese oil, and the Japanese and Chinese oil according to embodiment 4 is a Japanese and Chinese oil in the form in which oil-soluble components are extracted from the Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 4 into oil. Furthermore, the Japanese and Chinese food according to embodiment 4 is a Japanese and Chinese food containing the Japanese and Chinese oil according to embodiment 4. An example of the Japanese and Chinese food according to embodiment 4 is jam obtained by mixing boiled fruit, sugar, and the Japanese and Chinese oil according to embodiment 4.

[0144] The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 4 may further contain oolong tea, calamansi, or sweet tea. The inventors of the present invention refer to the Japanese and Chinese herbal oil according to embodiment 4 as "Tsuyahadayu," and the name "Tsuyahadayu" may also be used in the following description.

[0145] The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition (Japanese and Chinese herbal oil, Japanese and Chinese herbal food) according to embodiment 4 is intended to be prescribed to patients with mild symptoms who have a constitution characterized by heat syndrome and blood deficiency. The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 4 is basically prescribed to patients with skin symptoms.

[0146] The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 4 can provide the following effects. First, the effects based on the base formulation composition are the same as those of the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 1, so a repeated description will be omitted.

[0147] Furthermore, the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 4 further contains coriander seeds, rhododendron bark, moringa, horsetail, Job's tears, eucalyptus, olive leaves, oregano, and GABA, and therefore, in addition to the effects based on the base formulation composition, it can also provide effects such as blood replenishment, skin vitality, enhanced thrombolysis compared to the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 3, and disinfection of intestinal bacteria and fungi.

[0148] Furthermore, since the Japanese and Chinese herbal oil of embodiment 4 is in a form in which oil-soluble components from the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of embodiment 4 are extracted into oil, it is possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese herbal oil that has the effects of the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of embodiment 4.

[0149] Furthermore, since the Japanese and Chinese food of embodiment 4 contains the Japanese and Chinese oil of embodiment 4, it is possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese food that has the effects of the Japanese and Chinese oil of embodiment 4 (the effects of the Japanese and Chinese composition of embodiment 4).

[0150] [Embodiment 5] The Japanese-Chinese composition according to embodiment 5 is a Japanese-Chinese composition that further contains, in addition to a base formulation composition, rhododendron bark, coriander seed, mulberry leaf, snowdrop, poppy seed, Chinese quince, and elm tree. The Japanese-Chinese composition according to embodiment 5 is suitable for Japanese-Chinese tea, and the Japanese-Chinese tea comprising the Japanese-Chinese composition according to embodiment 5 is the Japanese-Chinese tea according to embodiment 5. The Japanese-Chinese composition according to embodiment 5 may further contain sweet tea. The inventors of the present invention refer to the Japanese-Chinese tea according to embodiment 5 as "Pokapokatsuzukucha" (warm tea), and the name "Onjucha" may also be used in the following descriptions. Note that when the base formulation composition contains magnolia leaves, the Japanese-Chinese composition according to embodiment 5 can also be said to be a Japanese-Chinese composition containing magnolia leaves and elm tree.

[0151] The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition (Japanese and Chinese herbal tea) according to embodiment 5 is intended to be prescribed primarily to patients with moderate to severe illness. Examples of constitutions associated with moderate to severe illness include central nervous system deficiency and cold, which are associated with worsening renal failure, worsening cancer, autoimmune disease, trembling of the limbs, pain (severe pain) in the limbs, severe menstrual pain, difficulty walking, headache accompanied by nausea, chronic pain, cerebral infarction, myocardial infarction, chronic fatigue syndrome, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, dementia, etc. Other examples of constitutions associated with moderate to severe illness include central nervous system dyscrasia and blood deficiency, which are associated with worsening renal failure, worsening cancer, palpitations, cerebral infarction, myocardial infarction, severe numbness in the limbs, dementia, etc.

[0152] The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 5 can provide the following effects. First, the effects based on the base formulation are the same as those of the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 1, and therefore will not be described again.

[0153] Furthermore, when the Japanese herbal composition of embodiment 5 is a Japanese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves and elm tree, a synergistic effect can be obtained between the detoxification and excretion effects of magnolia leaves and elm tree, resulting in a Japanese herbal composition with a high detoxification and excretion effect.

[0154] Furthermore, the Japanese herbal composition of embodiment 5 further contains herbaceous root, coriander seed, mulberry root, snowdrop, poppy seed, Chinese yew, and elm tree, so in addition to the effects based on the base formulation, it can also provide effects such as tonifying the central nervous system, tonifying blood, activating blood, and dissolving blood clots.

[0155] [Embodiment 6] The Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 6 is a Japanese and Chinese composition further comprising, in addition to a base formulation composition, rhododendron amurense, coriander seed, mulberry leaf, snowdrop, poppy seed, Cornus officinalis, Aralia elata, and GABA. The Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 6 is suitable for Japanese and Chinese oil, and the Japanese and Chinese oil according to embodiment 6 is a Japanese and Chinese oil in the form in which oil-soluble components are extracted from the Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 6 into oil. Furthermore, the Japanese and Chinese food according to embodiment 6 is a Japanese and Chinese food containing the Japanese and Chinese oil according to embodiment 6. An example of the Japanese and Chinese food according to embodiment 6 is jam obtained by mixing boiled fruit, sugar, and the Japanese and Chinese oil according to embodiment 6.

[0156] The Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 6 may further contain sweet tea. The inventors of the present invention refer to the Japanese and Chinese oil according to embodiment 6 as "pokapokatsudukuyu," and the name "onjuyu" may also be used in the following description. Note that when the base formulation composition contains magnolia leaves, the Japanese and Chinese composition according to embodiment 6 can also be said to be a Japanese and Chinese composition containing magnolia leaves and elm.

[0157] The Japanese and Chinese compositions (Japanese and Chinese oils, Japanese and Chinese foods) according to embodiment 6 are intended to be prescribed mainly to patients with moderate to severe symptoms.

[0158] The Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 6 can provide the following effects. First, the effects based on the base formulation are the same as those of the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 1, and therefore will not be described again. Furthermore, when the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 6 contains magnolia leaves and elm, the effects are the same as those of the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to embodiment 5, and therefore will not be described again.

[0159] Furthermore, the Japanese herbal composition of embodiment 6 further contains herbaceous root, coriander seed, mulberry root, snowdrop, poppy seed, Chinese yew, elm, and GABA, and therefore in addition to the effects based on the base formulation, it can also provide effects such as tonifying the central nervous system, blood replenishment, blood activation, and enhanced thrombolysis compared to the Japanese herbal composition of embodiment 5.

[0160] Furthermore, since the Japanese and Chinese herbal oil of embodiment 6 is in a form in which oil-soluble components from the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of embodiment 6 are extracted into oil, it is possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese herbal oil that has the effects of the Japanese and Chinese herbal composition of embodiment 6.

[0161] Furthermore, since the Japanese and Chinese food of embodiment 6 contains the Japanese and Chinese oil of embodiment 6, it is possible to obtain a Japanese and Chinese food that has the effects of the Japanese and Chinese oil of embodiment 6 (the effects of the Japanese and Chinese composition of embodiment 6).

[0162] [Example] The inventors of the present invention prescribed the Japanese and Chinese tea and Japanese and Chinese oil of the present invention to a total of 15 patients. The results are described below. Regarding the Japanese and Chinese tea, an appropriate amount of Japanese and Chinese tea (Japanese and Chinese composition) was wrapped in a cloth bag and made into a tea bag, and the patient was prescribed the tea by pouring hot water over the prescribed Japanese and Chinese tea. Regarding the Japanese and Chinese oil, an appropriate amount of Japanese and Chinese oil prepared by the inventors and placed in a commercially available container was prescribed to the patient. The Japanese and Chinese oil was prepared by extracting the oil-soluble components of the Japanese and Chinese composition using commercially available MCT oil (medium-chain fatty acid oil).

[0163] The Japanese and Chinese tea and Japanese and Chinese oil of the present invention were to be taken at least once per day. When taking the Japanese and Chinese tea, subjects were instructed to pour hot water twice for Ontancha and Ontsukucha, and once for Tsuyahadacha. The amount of hot water used each time was about one mug. When taking the Japanese and Chinese oil, subjects were instructed to take it directly orally in an amount ranging from 2.5cc to 3cc.

[0164] The ingredients of the Japanese and Chinese teas and oils (ingredients of the Japanese and Chinese compositions) used in the examples were mainly medicinal herbs and plants, which were purchased from commercial sources, mainly Uchida Wakanyaku Co., Ltd., Meizan Tea Co., Ltd., Tochimoto Tenkaido Co., Ltd., and Kanai Shoten Co., Ltd.

[0165] [Example 1] Example 1 describes an example in which a Japanese-Chinese tea (warm tea) according to embodiment 1 was formulated. In the following Example 1, "warm tea" refers to a Japanese-Chinese tea made from a Japanese-Chinese composition containing magnolia leaves, Japanese holly, water spinach, bamboo shoots, Chinese holly, coriander seeds, and sweet tea.

[0166] (Patient A) Patient A is a 38-year-old woman. The Kampo consultation began with the goal of improving her fertility. During the medical interview, she reported cold feet, hot flashes, difficulty falling asleep due to cold, waking up in the middle of the night, dizziness, excessive hair loss, dry cough, morning fatigue, stomach upset after eating beef, stomach pain when hungry, diarrhea, bloating, frequent urination when cold, waking up in the morning to go to the bathroom, a tendency to develop cystitis after sexual intercourse, menstrual pain relieved by warmth (taking painkillers), and ovulation pain. She also contracted the novel coronavirus in February 2023, resulting in coughing and loss of appetite (aftereffects).

[0167] A traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis was performed on Patient A, and it was found that he had a constitution characterized by spleen and stomach deficiency, qi and blood deficiency, and qi stagnation and blood stagnation. It was also determined that toxins caused by the new coronavirus had accumulated in his body. Therefore, in February 2023, he began prescribing Ontan Tea.

[0168] As a result, by March 2023, the patient's cough had subsided and his appetite had improved. He also experienced a complete cure for his persistent diarrhea. By continuing the prescription, he was completely detoxified and cured of the symptoms caused by COVID-19 by May 2023.

[0169] (Patient B) Patient B is a 38-year-old woman. Prior to consulting the inventors, she underwent curettage surgery every six months for endometrial hyperplasia. During a medical interview, she reported symptoms such as coldness in the abdomen and extremities, stiff shoulders and neck (relieved by warming), increased frequency of urination when exposed to cold, occasional nocturnal urination, cystitis, stomach pain during fasting, constipation (worsened in winter), delayed menstruation without medication, prolonged menstrual periods, swelling, evening fatigue, excessive hair loss, shallow sleep, frequent dreams, and frequent chin acne. For two years from 2021, she began taking a traditional Chinese herbal medicine with qi-tonifying and spleen-strengthening properties. This reduced the frequency of her semi-annual curettage surgery, and her health steadily improved. However, in January 2023, her previously stable coldness worsened, and she began experiencing hot flashes, lower back pain, and worsening nocturnal urination. This prompted a prescription change.

[0170] A traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis of Patient B revealed that he had a constitution characterized by spleen and stomach deficiency and cold, and qi and blood deficiency. Furthermore, accumulation of toxins such as chemicals and heavy metals was observed in the body, so in February 2023, a prescription of Ontan Tea was started.

[0171] As a result, in the latter half of February 2023, her hot flashes and nighttime urination improved, and hair loss also decreased. Furthermore, in April 2023, her endometrial hyperplasia improved at the fastest rate to date, and the test results came back negative. By May 2023, her condition had improved to the point where she was only slightly concerned about hair loss, but otherwise had no particular problems. By June 2023, she had recovered, and no longer had any particular symptoms to worry about.

[0172] (Patient C) Patient C is a 19-year-old woman suffering from generalized symptoms and autonomic imbalance. She began experiencing a lack of energy around the time of her high school graduation and a full-body rash in mid-February 2023. During a medical interview, she reported symptoms including a full-body rash, lack of energy, fatigue, dizziness, frequent urination, hot flashes, taking two hours to fall asleep, waking up in the middle of the night, shallow sleep, persistent morning headaches (worsened by stress), dizziness, dizziness upon standing, tinnitus, ear congestion, stiff shoulders and neck (relieved by warming), morning fatigue, evening fatigue, leg fatigue and swelling, easily cracked nails, palpitations, arrhythmia, stomach upset, stomach pain during hunger, frequent urination, borborygmus, abdominal distension, severe ear pain, severe finger pain, and chest pain. Given her generally cheerful disposition, it is believed that Patient C's symptoms are due to the accumulation of toxins such as chemicals and heavy metals.

[0173] A traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis of Patient C revealed that he had a constitution characterized by Liver Qi stagnation and cold deficiency. He also had an accumulation of toxins, including chemicals and heavy metals. Therefore, in March 2023, he began prescribing Ontan Tea.

[0174] As a result, by the latter half of March 2023, the patient's symptoms had improved, including frequent urination, improved sensitivity to cold, and the disappearance of rashes. They also showed increased energy, decreased dizziness, decreased lightheadedness, decreased fatigue, improved severe pain in the ears, fingers, and chest, decreased palpitations, decreased arrhythmia, decreased stomach upset, and no more borborygmi. In April 2023, the patient also showed improvements, such as fewer headaches and falling asleep in 30 minutes. By June 2023, all symptoms had improved due to detoxification, and the patient was fully recovered.

[0175] (Patient D) Patient D was a 38-year-old woman who suffered from infertility and alopecia areata, and had intramuscular uterine fibroids that could not be removed by surgery. During a medical interview, she reported symptoms such as a cold stomach, cold and hot feet, cold lower body, dizziness during menstruation, blurred vision, thin and dry hair, delayed menstruation, menstrual stinging pain, ovulation pain, blood clots, irritability and acne before menstruation, excessive hair loss, alopecia areata, swelling, and a heavy, fatigued body.

[0176] A traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis for Patient D revealed that she had a constitution characterized by liver qi stagnation and cold deficiency. She began herbal medicine treatment in June 2021, which helped ease her sleep and menstrual pain, but her hair loss worsened with each passing day. She had also undergone uterine fibroid removal surgery in 2021, but her uterine fibroids worsened in January 2023, growing from 1cm to 5cm in just one month. Because she had been taking herbal medicines tailored to her constitution and following a proper diet, we suspected an accumulation of toxins, such as chemicals and heavy metals. Therefore, we began prescribing herbal tea in February 2023.

[0177] As a result, hair loss decreased in March 2023. By May 2023, the fibroids had shrunk, hair loss and sensitivity to chills had disappeared, and she was in good health. In June 2023, the fibroids were removed, and the remaining fibroids did not grow larger, and all of the symptoms she had been suffering from disappeared, leading to a complete recovery. In December 2023, she successfully conceived, and is currently living a trouble-free pregnancy.

[0178] (Patient E) Patient E was a 21-year-old man with Down syndrome and a severe congenital intellectual disability. In August 2022, he became violent after contracting gastroenteritis and panicked when he was rushed to the hospital. Since then, he had been throwing tantrums at the group home, spilling his food, and refusing to go to the facility.

[0179] Patient E began receiving Ontancha in June 2023, and by July 2023, he was able to calm down on weekends without taking antidepressants. He was also able to sleep on his own. By August 2023, he had calmed down considerably, and his daycare center reported that he had calmed down as well.

[0180] (Patient F) Patient F is a 50-year-old woman. She suddenly developed extreme chronic fatigue syndrome in September 2021, and experienced symptoms such as bedriddenness, numbness in the hands and feet, numbness in the head, chest pain, dizziness, and decreased concentration. Afterward, her symptoms improved slightly with B-spot therapy and glutathione infusions, and she was no longer bedridden. However, she experienced severe pain from her neck to her shoulders, and there were days when she was bedridden. Upon medical interview, she reported symptoms such as brain fog, a hot neck, pain from her shoulders to her neck, dizziness, chest pain, and swelling.

[0181] Patient F began taking Ontancha in May 2023, and by June 2023, his brain fog and shoulder and chest pain had subsided, and he was able to maintain his health without glutathione. By July 2023, his concentration improved, and numbness in his head and hands and feet had subsided. By August 2023, his shoulder pain had disappeared, and he was able to spend significantly more time awake. However, in January 2024, he suddenly experienced severe pain and became bedridden again, so his prescription was changed from Ontancha to Onsoyu. The severe pain had decreased dramatically by about 20% within a month, and he is now able to go to his part-time job as usual. Here, "Onchouyu" refers to a Japanese herbal oil in the form of oil-soluble components extracted into oil (MCT oil) from a Japanese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves, Japanese holly, water spinach, bamboo shoots, Chinese laurel, coriander seeds, mulberry root, snowdrop, poppy seeds, Chinese yew, elm, GABA, and sweet tea.

[0182] (Patient G) Patient G is a 33-year-old woman suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome, palpitations, dizziness, and loss of appetite. She began experiencing palpitations around the fall of 2021 and was hospitalized with a pulmonary thromboembolism. She also experienced palpitations during the night and collapsed. In December 2022, she woke up in the morning unable to move her right arm. During a medical interview, she reported symptoms including sore throat, palpitations, cough, dizziness, dry eyes, difficulty falling asleep, a pulling sensation at the back of her head while driving, shingles, inability to move her right arm, cold feet, hot flashes, difficulty falling asleep and waking up in the middle of the night when feeling unwell, morning fatigue, dizziness, lightheadedness, neck and shoulder pain, fatigue, stomach pain, bowel movements once every two days, urinating four times a day, a tendency to develop cystitis, endometriosis, menstrual pain, liver pain, anxiety, restlessness, hair loss, gray hair, senile hemangioma, and a sudden worsening of the above symptoms when exposed to certain odors.

[0183] Patient G began receiving Ontancha in July 2023, and by August 2023, his anxiety and impatience had subsided considerably, and his liver pain had also significantly decreased. He also no longer felt significantly unwell after meeting people.

[0184] (Patient H) Patient H is a 68-year-old man. He had been receiving Chinese herbal medicine treatment for hay fever and chronic stiff shoulders, and his symptoms had improved, but in the spring of 2022, he suddenly developed pain in his right elbow. He became afraid to pick up anything, and was unable to lift heavy objects. It was thought that the cause was the accumulation of toxins such as chemicals and heavy metals.

[0185] Patient H began receiving Ontan Tea in April 2023, and by May 2023, the pain and discomfort in his right elbow had decreased to about 30% of its peak level, and by July 2023, it had decreased to about 20%. Furthermore, by August 2023, due to detoxification, the pain and discomfort in his right elbow had decreased to about 10% of its peak level, and he sometimes forgot about the pain and was able to lift heavy objects normally.

[0186] [Example 2] Example 2 describes an example in which a Japanese and Chinese tea (Glossy Skin Tea) according to Embodiment 3 was formulated. In the following Example 2, the tea referred to as "Glossy Skin Tea" is a Japanese and Chinese tea consisting of a Japanese and Chinese composition containing magnolia leaves, handama, water spinach, wild bamboo, coriander seeds, sekkoki, moringa, horsetail, Job's tears, eucalyptus, oolong tea, calamansi, and sweet tea.

[0187] (Patient I) Patient I is a 45-year-old woman who contracted COVID-19 in mid-December 2022 and had recovered somewhat since then, but in July 2023, she began to experience asthma symptoms triggered by odors, including difficulty breathing, increased phlegm production, and coughing.

[0188] As Patient I has an atopic constitution, he was prescribed Tsuyahada Tea in the first half of August 2023. By the second half of August 2023, his cough had improved, his shortness of breath had disappeared, and he only occasionally coughed up phlegm.

[0189] [Example 3] Example 3 describes an example in which a Japanese-Chinese tea (Onjoku-cha) according to embodiment 5 was formulated. In the following Example 3, "Onjoku-cha" refers to a Japanese-Chinese tea consisting of a Japanese-Chinese composition containing magnolia leaves, Japanese holly, water spinach, Zizania latifolia, scutellaria, coriander seeds, mulberry root, snowdrop, poppy, Chinese yew, Aralia elata, and sweet tea.

[0190] (Patient J) Patient J is a 54-year-old woman who has had peritoneal dissemination and cervical cancer, and subsequently developed pneumonia. During a medical interview, she reported symptoms such as pain in the affected area, coldness in the abdomen and legs, hot flashes, diarrhea due to a cold in the abdomen, stomach upset caused by greasy foods, a tendency to develop cystitis and a strong urge to urinate, urinating two or three times a day at night and three times a day during the day, a tendency to catch colds and a persistent cough, fatigue in the evenings, and swelling of the face and legs.

[0191] A traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis of Patient J revealed that he had a kidney yang deficiency and water deficiency constitution. Therefore, in June 2023, he began prescribing Oncho Tea.

[0192] As a result, the patient felt a warmth, fatigue was reduced, the complexion improved, physical strength and energy increased, and pain in the affected area was reduced. In July 2023, the CA125 (tumor marker) value, which had temporarily risen sharply, decreased from 500 to 400.

[0193] (Patient K) Patient K is a 49-year-old woman. She had been undergoing Kampo treatment since 2019 for severe menstrual pain, excessive menstruation, painful bowel movements, endometriosis, uterine fibroids, adenomyosis, and mild dysplasia. In 2020, her severe menstrual pain, which had not responded to Voltaren, dramatically improved after receiving an appropriate Kampo prescription and dietary therapy. She continued to take Kampo medicine to maintain her health. However, around June 2022, she began experiencing hot flashes and severe menstrual pain, which led to chronic fatigue syndrome, and she was no longer able to work full-time. These symptoms were attributed to the accumulation of chemicals and heavy metals, and the prescription was changed.

[0194] A traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis of Patient K revealed that he had a constitution with spleen and kidney yang deficiency and blood deficiency. Therefore, in July 2023, he began prescribing Oncho Tea.

[0195] As a result, I became much less prone to fatigue. My period pain was still strong and I still had to use Voltaren on a few days, but I was able to go to work without delay except on days when my period was heavy. From January 2024, my period pain decreased dramatically, and although I still had mild period pain on the first day, I was able to work full-time, and my chronic fatigue syndrome also improved.

[0196] (Patient L) Patient L is a 45-year-old woman. She contracted COVID-19 in mid-December 2022, and her initial symptoms were a high fever of 39°C, loss of taste, hair loss, loss of appetite, loss of smell, sinusitis, and mild pain around the left shoulder blade. From around mid-January 2023, she began to experience "arm-wrenching pain" from her left shoulder to her arm. The muscles from her left shoulder to her arm stiffened, pulsating, and pain occurred in various parts of her left arm, with intense pain constantly present except when she was sleeping. She also experienced decreased vision. She also experienced symptoms such as fatigue and forgetfulness. She also experienced severe borborygmus and a loss of appetite.

[0197] A traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis was made for Patient L, who was diagnosed with cold infiltration of the central nervous system and spleen. It was also determined that toxins caused by the new coronavirus had accumulated in the body. Therefore, in February 2023, we began prescribing Oncho Tea.

[0198] As a result, in March 2023, the pain began to ease (if the initial pain level was 10 / 10, it was now about 2 / 10, but the pain was always there), her appetite returned, and she became less easily fatigued. Furthermore, by April 2023, the pain in her shoulders and arms had completely disappeared, and her physical condition returned to what it was before she was infected with COVID-19 due to the detoxification.

[0199] [Example 4] Example 4 describes an example in which a Japanese and Chinese herbal oil (warm oil) according to embodiment 2 was prescribed. Note that the "warm oil" referred to in the following Example 4 is a Japanese and Chinese herbal oil in the form of oil (MCT oil) extracted from a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves, japonica, water spinach, wild bamboo, Chinese yew, coriander seeds, olive leaves, oregano, GABA, wild grape vine, and sweet tea.

[0200] (Patient M) Patient M is a 38-year-old woman. In October 2023, she reported pain in her right arm after visiting a chiropractor and increased hair loss. Therefore, in October 2023, she began taking warm oil and warm tea.

[0201] As a result, by November 2023, her symptoms had improved, the pain in her right arm had completely subsided, and hair loss had decreased. In December 2023, she successfully conceived through in vitro fertilization, and is currently living with the pregnancy without any problems.

[0202] (Patient N) Patient N is a 33-year-old woman. In early October 2023, she reported experiencing symptoms such as increased hair loss, constant liver pain, worsening palpitations, ovarian pain, and pain in the pit of the stomach. Therefore, in early October 2023, she began taking warm oil and warm tea.

[0203] As a result, by the end of October 2023, his symptoms had improved, the painful pain in his liver had subsided, and the pain in his solar plexus had eased.

[0204] [Example 5] Example 5 describes an example in which a Japanese and Chinese herbal oil (Glossy Skin Oil) according to embodiment 4 was formulated. In the following Example 5, the term "Glossy Skin Tea" refers to a Japanese and Chinese herbal oil in the form of an oil (MCT oil) extracted from a Japanese and Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves, japonica, water spinach, wild bamboo, coriander seeds, sekkoki, moringa, horsetail, Job's tears, eucalyptus, oolong tea, olive leaves, oregano, GABA, wild grape vine, and sweet tea.

[0205] (Patient O) Patient O is a 45-year-old woman. In early October 2023, she developed symptoms such as a stuffy throat, headache, and impaired thinking ability while at work. She subsequently developed symptoms such as insomnia, vaginal itching, hip pain, decreased vision, and arm pain similar to those associated with a previous COVID-19 illness. Therefore, in early October 2023, she began taking Tsuyahadayu and Onsoyu. Note that "Onsoyu" is a Japanese herbal oil (MCT oil) containing oil-soluble components extracted from a Japanese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves, holly berries, water spinach, Chinese yew, maitake mushrooms, scutellaria, coriander seeds, mulberry root, snowdrops, poppy seeds, Chinese yew, elm, taro, GABA, and sweet tea.

[0206] As a result, the above symptoms began to ease by mid-October 2023, and by early November they had completely improved.

[0207] Although the present invention has been described above based on the above-mentioned embodiments and examples, the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments and examples. The present invention can be embodied in various forms without departing from the spirit of the present invention, and for example, the following modifications are also possible.

[0208] In the above embodiments and examples, a Japanese-Chinese composition containing herbal medicines other than those listed in the base formulation composition, and the related Japanese-Chinese teas, Japanese-Chinese oils, and Japanese-Chinese foods have been described, but the present invention is not limited thereto. The base formulation composition itself (a Japanese-Chinese composition containing no components other than the herbal medicines listed in the base formulation composition) can also be used for various purposes (particularly Japanese-Chinese teas, Japanese-Chinese oils, and Japanese-Chinese foods). In addition, a Japanese-Chinese composition containing only magnolia leaves and elm trees can also be used for various purposes (particularly Japanese-Chinese teas, Japanese-Chinese oils, and Japanese-Chinese foods).

[0209] Furthermore, the Japanese and Chinese herbal compositions of the present invention may contain herbal medicines other than those listed in the above embodiments and examples.

Claims

1. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves and wild grape vine.

2. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaf (Hooba) and laurel wort.

3. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing wild grape vine and laurel wort.

4. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves, wild grape vines, and Japanese laurel wort.

5. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves and wild rice.

6. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing wild grape vine and wild rice.

7. A Japanese and Chinese herbal composition containing handama and zizania latifolia.

8. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves, wild grape vines, and wild rice.

9. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaf, Japanese holly, and wild rice.

10. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing wild grape vine, Japanese laurel, and wild rice.

11. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaves, wild grape vines, Japanese laurel wattle, and wild rice.

12. A Japanese and Chinese herbal composition containing handama and water spinach.

13. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaf (Hooba), Japanese holly, and water spinach (Kushinsai).

14. The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition includes wild grape vine, Japanese laurel, and water spinach.

15. The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition includes magnolia leaves, wild grape vines, Japanese holly, and water spinach.

16. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaf (Hooba), wild rice (Zizania latifolia), and water spinach (Kushinsai).

17. This Japanese and Chinese herbal composition contains wild grape vine, wild rice, and water spinach.

18. A Japanese and Chinese herbal composition containing handama, mandarin orange, and water spinach.

19. The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition includes magnolia leaves, wild grape vines, wild rice, and water spinach.

20. The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition includes magnolia leaf, Japanese holly, wild rice, and water spinach.

21. The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition includes wild grape vine, Japanese laurel, wild rice, and water spinach.

22. The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition includes magnolia leaves, wild grape vines, Japanese holly, wild rice, and water spinach.

23. The Japanese herbal composition according to any one of claims 1 to 22, further comprising Shenyang (Shanxiang) and coriander seeds.

24. 23. The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to any one of claims 1 to 22, further comprising Shenyang (Shanxiang), coriander seeds, olive leaves, oregano, and GABA.

25. The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to any one of claims 1 to 22, further comprising coriander seeds, sekkotsubok, moringa, horsetail, Job's tears, and eucalyptus.

26. 23. The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to any one of claims 1 to 22, further comprising coriander seeds, sekkotsubok, moringa, horsetail, Job's tears, eucalyptus, olive leaves, oregano, and GABA.

27. 23. The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to any one of claims 1 to 22, further comprising: Saxifraga Root, Coriander Seed, Mulberry Parasite, Snowdrop, Poppy Seed, Cornus Officinalis, and Aralia Elata.

28. 23. The Japanese and Chinese herbal composition according to any one of claims 1 to 22, further comprising: Saxifraga Root, Coriander Seed, Mulberry Parasite, Snowdrop, Poppy Seed, Cornus Officinalis, Aralia Elata, and GABA.

29. A Japanese-Chinese herbal composition containing magnolia leaf (Hooba) and elm tree.

30. A Japanese or Chinese tea comprising the Japanese or Chinese composition according to claim 23.

31. A Japanese or Chinese tea comprising the Japanese or Chinese composition according to claim 25.

32. A Japanese-Chinese tea comprising the Japanese-Chinese herbal composition according to claim 27.

33. A Japanese or Chinese herbal oil in the form of oil-soluble components extracted from the Japanese or Chinese herbal composition according to claim 24.

34. A Japanese herbal oil in the form of oil-soluble components extracted from the Japanese herbal composition according to claim 26 into oil.

35. A Japanese herbal oil in the form of oil-soluble components extracted from the Japanese herbal composition according to claim 28 into oil.

36. A Japanese and Chinese food product comprising the Japanese and Chinese herbal oil according to claim 33.

37. A Japanese and Chinese food product comprising the Japanese and Chinese herbal oil according to claim 34.

38. A Japanese and Chinese food product comprising the Japanese and Chinese herbal oil according to claim 35.