WO1999061038A1 - Composition possedant un substituant therapeutique et/ou nutritionnellement actif - Google Patents
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- T is application is a co ⁇ tinuation-i ⁇ -part of U.S. Patent Application Serial Nc.
- the invention relates to compositions having a nutritionally beneficial substituent and a substituent that stimulates a short and/or long term psychological feedback and to vehicles or devices that accomplish the deiivei ⁇ of the nutritionally beneficial substituent to a recipient.
- the invention particularly concerns compositions for oral or translingual delivery using beverages, lozenges and the like ?s vehicles to facilitate delivery.
- the invention additionally concerns the use of transdermal delivery devices (e.g., patches) to accomplish the delivery of such substituent(s).
- the invention particularly concerns a formulated, substantially alcohol- free beverage for oral consumption having a nutritionally beneficial substituent and a substituent that stimulates psychological feedback and which accomplishes the oral delivery of the nutritionally beneficial substituent.
- U.S. Patent 5,626,849 (Hastings et al.) concerns a composition for facilitating weight loss.
- the composition contains chromium, L-carnitine, ⁇ -linolenic acid, (-) hydroxycitric acid, choline, inositol, antioxidants and herbs.
- U.S. Patent 5,567,424 (Hastings) describes a beverage composition containing herbs, fiber, antioxidants and enzymes.
- U.S. Patent 5,536,506 (Majeed etai.) ⁇ esc ⁇ bes pipe ⁇ ne-co ⁇ taini ⁇ g compositions.
- U.S. Patent 5,536,506 (Majeed etai.) ⁇ esc ⁇ bes pipe ⁇ ne-co ⁇ taini ⁇ g compositions.
- Patent 5,290,505 (Shapira) concerns a nutritional soft d ⁇ nk whose ingredients are said to provide protection from UV damage.
- the comcosition contains a carotenoid mix and ODtionally, fruit/vegetable juices and/or herbal preparations.
- U.S. Patent 5,240,732 (Ueda) concerns plant extract-containing beverages supplemented with a sugar-alcohol.
- U.S. Patents 5,681,569 (Kuznicki et al.) and 4,946,701 (Tsai et al.) both concern beverage compositions that contain green tea extracts.
- U.S. Patent 5,574,522 (Shan et al.) concerns a powdered concentrate containing one or more pharmacologically active agents for use in hot beverages. The composition may contain caffeine, as well as vitamins and minerals.
- U.S. Patent 5,571,- 4 41 is directed to nut ⁇ tional supplements comDOSitions that provide psychological feedback.
- compositions contain vitamins and/or minerals as well as xanthine alkaloids (such as caffeine, etc.) that provide a physiological signal.
- U.S. Patent 5,114,723 (Stray-Gundersen) concerns hypotonic beverages for supplying physiologically essential electrolytes, nutrient minerals, carbohydrates and other ingredients to a consume r The patent discloses that caffeine may be added to the beverage formulation.
- U.S Patent 4,992,282 (Mehansho et al.) concerns vitamin and mineral-fortified beverages, which may be supplemented with caffeine.
- U.S. Patent 4,512,205 (KupDer et al) concerns fruit-flavored carbonated beverages that may be supplemented with caffeine
- U.S. Patent 4,061,797 U.S. Patent 4,061,797
- U.S. Patent 4,737,375 (Nakel etal) describes calcium-supplemented beverages.
- U S. Patent 4,769,244 (Lavie) describes non-hygroscopic water-soluble pulverulent compositions that may be employed to make beverages. Compositions for accomplishing transdermal delivery of pharmaceuticals have also been described (see, for example, U.S. Patents 5,718,914 (Foldva ⁇ ), 5,698,217 (Wilking), 5,721,257 (Baker), 5,683,713 (Blank etal.), and 4,788,189 (Glazer)).
- the present invention provides an improved composition for accomplishing the delivery of nutritionally beneficial substituents.
- the present invention additionally provides an improved formulated beverage that provides at least one, and most preferably multiple, short and long term psychological feedback(s) to the consumer SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION:
- the present invention provides beverages and other compositions that are formulated to provide internal appeal directly to the brain (i.e., brain rewards).
- the present invention thus relates to a formulated, defined composition having a nutritionally beneficial substituent and a long and/or short term substituent that stimulates psychological feedback and to vehicles or devices that accomplish the delivery of the nutritionally beneficial substituent.
- Such preferred compositions will typically possess a nutritionally beneficial substituent and both a long term and a short term substituent that stimulates psychological feedback and which accomplishes the delivery of the nutritionally beneficial substituent.
- Preferred vehicles include oral and/or translingual delivery vehicles, such as beverages, elixirs, lozenges, chewable tablets, and the like, and transdermal delivery devices such as patches, bandages, etc.
- composition preferably a formulated beverage (most preferably, substantially alcohol-free) for oral human consumption having a defined composition of substituents comprising: at least one nutritionally beneficial substituent (A) selected from the group consisting of:
- L-cysteine and L-methionine S-adenosylmethionine; green tea; guarana; hops; inositol; iron; kava kava; kombucha tea; kudzu; lobelia; glutamic acid; D-phenylalanine; DL-phenylalanine; L-tyrosine; lecithin; linoleic acid; gamma- linoleic acid; magnesium; milk thistle extract (silymari ⁇ ); niacin; PABA; protopine; puerarin; pyridoxal-5-phosphate; selenium; soluble fiber; St.
- compositions that additionally contain at least one additional substituent (C) that provides long term psychological feedback and/or at least one additional substituent (D) that provides short term psychological feedback; wherein the substituent (C) that provides the long term psychological feedback is selected from the group consisting of: an anandamide; 5-hydroxytryptophan; 5-fluoro-A-methyltryptamine; 5- fluorotryptophan; 6-fluorotryptophan; tryptophan; allocryptine; caffeine; theophylline; theobromine; California poppy; calcium; chromium picolinate; chromium polynicotinate; chicalote extract; cocoa; chocolate; Damiana ( Tur ⁇ era diffusa); DL-phenylalanine; ephedra; ephedrine; epinephrine; GABA; ginger; ginseng; L-glutamine; green tea; guarana; kava kava; lactuca virosa; L-
- Johnswort and is present in an amount sufficient to provide a long term feeling of well-being or calmness; and the substituent (D) that provides the short term psychological feedback is selected from the group consisting of: an anandamide; an alcohol enhancer; angelica root; balm; bitter orange (Auranti pericarpium); bogbean; boldo; calamus; California poppy; capsaicum; caraway; cayenne; chamomile; cinchona bark; quinine; chocolate; cinnamon; clove; cocoa; condurango; dandelion; elecampane; GABA; gentian; ginger; ginseng; holy thistle; hops; horehound; dried lemon peel (Ctrl ericardium); mugwcrt; unripe orange; peppermint; quassia; red sage; rosemary; star anise; thyme; tumeric; wormwood; yarrow; and zinc; and is present in an amount sufficient to provide a short term sensation of
- the invention additionally provides a composition for human consumption, comprising: at least one nutritionally beneficial substituent, the substituent being present in an amount sufficient to provide a nutritional benefit to the human recipient; and at least one additional substituent (C) that provides long term psychological feedback substituent or at least one additional substituent (D) that provides short term psychological feedback; wherein the substituent (C) that provides the long term psychological feedback is selected from the group consisting of: an anandamide; 5-hydroxytryptopha ⁇ ; 5-fluoro-A-methyltryptamine; 5- fiuorotryptophan; 6-fluorotryptophan; tryptophan; allocryptine; caffeine; theophylline; theobromine; California poppy; calcium; chromium picolinate; chromium polynicotinate; chicalote extract; cocoa; chocolate; Damiana (Turnera diffusa); DL-phenylalanine; ephedra; ephedrine; epinephrine; GABA; ginger; gins
- Johnswort and is present in an amount sufficient to provide a long term feeling of well- being or calmness; and the substituent (D) that provides the short term psychological feedback is selected from the group consisting of: an anandamide; an alcohol enhancer; angelica root; balm; bitter orange (Aurantl pericarpium); bogbean; boldo; calamus; California poppy; capsaicum; caraway; cayenne; chamomile; cinchona bark; quinine; chocolate; cinnamon; clove; cocoa; condurango; dandelion; elecampane; GABA; gentian; ginger; ginseng; holy thistle; hops; horehound; dried lemon peel (CM pericardium); mugwort; unripe orange; peppermint; quassia; red sage; rosemary; star anise; thyme; tumeric; wormwood; yarrow; and zinc; and is present in an amount sufficient to provide a short term sensation of warmth, tingling,
- the invention additionally provides a method for providing a nutritionally beneficial substituent (A) to a human, comprising administering or providing to the human a composition containing: the nutritionally beneficial substituent (A) in an amount sufficient to provide the nutritional benefit to the human recipient; and at least one additional substituent (C) that provides long term psychological feedback substituent or at least one additional substituent (D) that provides short term psychological feedback; wherein the substituent (C) that provides the long term psychological feedback is selected from the group consisting of: an anandamide; 5-hydroxytryptophan; 5-fluoro-A-methyltryptamine; 5- fluorotryptophan; 6-fluorotryptophan; tryptophan; allocryptine; caffeine; theophylline; theobromine; California poppy; calcium; chromium picolinate; chromium polynicotinate; chicaicte extract; cocoa; chocolate; Damia ⁇ a ( Turnera diffusa); DL-phenylalanine; ephedra; ephedrin
- Johnswort and is present in an amount sufficient to provide a long term feeling of well- being or calmness; and the substituent (D) that provides the short term psychological feedback is selected from the group consisting of: an anandamide; an alcohol enhancer; angelica root; balm; bitter orange (Auranti pericarpium); bogbean; boldo; calamus; California poppy; capsaicum; caraway; cayenne; chamomile; ⁇ ncho ⁇ a bark; quinine; chocolate; cinnamon; dove; cocoa; condurango; dandelion; elecampane; GABA; gentian; ginger; ginseng; holy thistle; hops; horehound; dried lemon peel (Gt ⁇ pericardium); mug ort; un ⁇ pe orange; peppermint; quassia; red sage; rosemary; star anise; thyme; tume ⁇ c; wormwood; yarrow; and zinc; and is present in an amount sufficient to provide a short term sensation of
- the invention also provides a composition for human consumption, comprising two, three, four or five nutritionally beneficial substituents (A) selected from the group consisting of adrenochrome semicarbazone; 5-hydroytryptophan; 5-fluoro-A- methyltryptamine; 5-fluoro-tryptopha ⁇ ; 6-fluorotryptophan, tryptophan; acetosalycilic acid; ibuDrophen; acetaminophen; alfalfa; ailocryotine; beta- carotene; calcium; caffeine; theophylline; theobromine, choline, chromium picolinate; chromium polynicotinate, diadzin; diadzein, damiana; turnera diffusa; dandelion; evening primrose oil; foiic aod; GABA, ginger; ginkgo biloba; ginseng; glutathione; cysteine; L-glutamine; gly ⁇ ne
- the invention also provides a composition for human consumption, comprising two, three, four or five nutritionally beneficial substituents (C) that provide long term psychological feedback, wherein said nutritionally beneficial substituents (C) are selected from the group consisting of an a ⁇ an ⁇ amide; 5-nydroxytryptophan; 5-fIuoro-A-methyitryptam ⁇ ne; 5- fluoratryptophan; 6-fIuorotryptophan; tryptophan; allc ⁇ yptine; caffeine; theoDhylli ⁇ e; theobrom e; California poopv; cal ⁇ um; chromium picolinate; chromium polynicotinate; chicalote extract; cocoa; chocolate; Damiana ( Tumera dlff ⁇ sa); DL-phenylalanine; ephedra; ephed ⁇ ne; epmeph ⁇ ne;
- GABA GABA
- ginger ginseng; L-glutamine; green tea; guarana; kava kava; lactuca virosa; L-tyrosine; lobelia; magnesium; maraba; protopi ⁇ e; pseudophed ⁇ ne; pseudoepineoh ⁇ ne; py ⁇ doxal-5-phosphate; red ⁇ ce yeast; serotonin; sucrose; fructose; glucose; high fructose corn syrup; and St. Jonnswort.
- the invention relates to formulated, defined compositions having a nutritionally beneficial substituent and a long and/or short term substituent that stimulates psychological feedback, oDttonally in comDination with a substituent that provides a traditional psychological feedback.
- the invention further relates to vehicles cr cevices that accomplish the delivery of the composition to a recipient.
- the invention concerns such formulated, defined compositions that contain both a short term and a long term substituent that stimulates psychological feedback.
- Some imcortant conditions e.g., alcohol and drug aouse, etc.
- imcortant conditions e.g., alcohol and drug aouse, etc.
- individuals who may suffer from denial, and do not want to admit to the existence of a problem By providing positive psychological feedbacks and multiple benefits common to the class, such individuals can be encouraged to imDrove their nutrition for some of the combination of nutritional benefits, without having to face their psychological problems, and thus, as an unintended consequence, be exposed to the proper nutrition for the long term solution to their major problems.
- compositions of the present invention are formulated or included in vehicles or devices that accomplish their delivery to recipients, and in particular, to recipient humans.
- a translingual deliver/ vehicle is one a that accomplishes the delivery of the composition via adsorbtion into the tongue, gums or soft tissues of the oral cavity
- a vehicle suitable for oral delivery is one that accomplishes the delivery of the composition after ingesti ' on.
- Oral and translingual/transdermal vehicles indude beverages, lozenges, elixirs, syrups, powders, candies, chewable tabiets, etc.
- the delivery of the compositions of the present invention is accomplished using a transdermai delivery device.
- a transdermai delivery device Such devices indude bandages, patches, implants, etc. that accomplish the delivery of substituents via adsorption through the skin.
- compositions of the present invention are said to be "formulated, defined compositions" by which it is meant that at least two, and preferably all, of their chemical substituents are substantially defined chemically.
- the compositions of the present invention may contain undefined substituents, such as those found in naturally obtainable plant extracts, etc., in all instances they contain at least two chemically asc ⁇ rtainable substituents that were deliberately added to the composition in predetermined amounts to achieve preselected concentrations.
- the amounts of such substituents in the compositions of the invention will preferably be determined with consideration of the functional concentration (potency) of the substituent.
- Beverages for oral administration are the preferred delivery vehicle.
- the term "beverage” is intended to refer to a liquid composition that is in "single” strength form and is ready to drink. Examples of beverage compositions are well known (see, U.S. Patents 4,737,375 (Nak ⁇ i et al.), 4, 992,252 (Mehans ⁇ o et a!.), 5,583,578 (Heckert et a!.), 5,571,441 (Andcn etal.), each herein incorporated by reference).
- the invention contemplates the formulation and use of such beverages, as well as the formulation and use of beverage "concentrates.”
- concentrates include solid materials (capsules, tablets, powders, etc.) or solutions, suspensions, or other liquids that require dilution before attaining their desired final state.
- Such liquid compositions may be formulated from the dissolution or suspension of solid substituents, or from the mixing of liquid substituents, or both.
- the liquid compositions of the present invention are intended to be orally provided, as distinguished from intravenous or other means.
- the beverages of the present invention may be imbibed cooled (as by a refrigerant), or at ambient or elevated temperature (i.e., from about 25 °C to about 180 °C) or at more elevated temperatures (i.e., as a "hot" drink).
- the beverages of the present invention are imbibed at temperatures below 180 °C.
- the beverages of the present invention are imbibed at temperatures below 25 °C.
- the beverages of the present invention are preferably aicohol-free. They thus contain less than about 10% ethanol, more preferably less than about 5% ethanol, and most preferably are alcohol-free (i.e. only a trace amount of ethanol or none at all).
- the beverages of the present invention may be alcohol-containing beverages (i.e., a beverage having between about 10% and aDout 40% aicohol).
- the beverages of the present invention may be either carbonated or non-carbonated.
- carbonated means that the beverage contains both dissolved and dispersed carbon dioxide.
- Methods of forming carbonated beverages are well known in the art (see, for example, U.S. Patent 4,946,701 (Tsai etal.).
- the beverages of the present invention will contain from 1.0 to about 4.5 volumes of carbon dioxide.
- the preferred carbon dioxide beverages contain from about 2 to about 3.5 volumes of carbon dioxide.
- compositions of the present invention contain at least one substituent selected from a first class of substituents that comprise nutritionally beneficial compounds. Any of a wide array of such substituents may be included in the compositions of the invention.
- a beverage designed for individuals exhibiting the effects of alconol, or the effects of mood altering prescription or non-prescription drugs may contain substituents that may replace depleted nutrients (such as vitamins, minerals, etc.); serve as antioxi ⁇ ants; improve or repair brain function (e.g., memory, learning, etc.); suppress appetite or alcohol desire; reverse alcohol-related damage; alleviate stress; improve virility; improve or repair liver function, improve or repair immune system responses, alleviate depression; improve or repair blood functions (e.g., oxygen transport, blood sugar level stabilizers, metabolite transport, detoxification, ion balance, etc.).
- compositions of the present invention contain at least one, and more preferably 2 or more substituents of this first class.
- Preferred substituents of this first class, their associated function, and their preferred concentrations ..i the compositions of the present invention are described in Table A. In Table A,
- a substituent is indicated to have multiple associated functions, the same concentration of substituent provides all functions, unless a separate dosage is indicated.
- a substituent is to be provided at a recited concentration, which is the preferred daily intake amount of the substituent
- the daily intake amount may be obtained by a single serving, etc.,, or by multiple servings, etc..
- the daily intake amount will be delivered in three servings, each comp ⁇ sing one third of the total preferred intake amount
- the amount/day shown is the most preferred amount per day, unless a maximum, more preferred and/or most preferred amount day is indicated. Where no amount/day is provided, the substituent may be provided in any customary or traditional amount/day.
- compositions of the invention will contain one or more sucn preferred nutritionally beneficial substituents, such more preferred substituents being selected from the group consisting of: Adrenochrome Semicaraazone; 5-hydroytryptocnan or equivalent compounds (e.g.; 5-fluoro-A-methyltryptam ⁇ ne; 5-fluorotryptophan; 6-fluorotryptopnan; tryptoDhan; etc.); Allocrypti ⁇ e; Choline; Diadzin; Diadzein; Damia ⁇ a Turnera Diffusa; Evening Primrose Oil; Giutathione or Giutathione equivalents (e.g.; cysteine; L-glutamine; giycine); Other Giutathione Equivalents: N-acetylcysteine (NAC); L-cysteine - • - L-methionine; S- adenosyimethi
- compositions of the invention will contain one or more such preferred nutritionally beneficial substituents, such highly preferred substituents being selected from the group consisting of: Adrenochrome Semicarbazone; 5-hydroytryptophan or e ⁇ uivalent compounds (e.g.; 5-fluoro-A-methyltryptamine; 5-fluorotryptophan; 6-fiuorotryptophan; tryptophan; etc.); Allocryptine; Diadzin; Diadzein; Evening Primrose Oil; Other Giutathione Equivalents: N-ac ⁇ tylcysteine (NAC); L-cysteine + L-methionine; S-adenosylmethionine (SAMe); Kudzu; Lobelia; Milk Thistle Extract (Silymarin); Niacin; Protopi ⁇ e; and Puerarin.
- Adrenochrome Semicarbazone 5-hydroytryptophan or e ⁇ uivalent compounds (e.g.; 5-fluoro-
- compositions of the invention may contain at least one substituent selected from a second class of substituents that provide a traditional psychological feedback. Any of a wide array of such substituents may be included in the composition. Such substituents will impart a sensory psychological effect to the recipient, such as a pleasant taste, aroma, visual appeal, etc.
- the compositions of the invention may contain more than one such traditional psychological feedback substituent. Tabie B lists preferred traditional psychological feedback substituents that may be employed in the compositions of the present invention to impart such psychological effect.
- Sweetener such as calo ⁇ c sweeteners (e.g., fructose, high fructose com syrup, su ⁇ ose, maltose, glucose, lactose, sorbitoi, gaiactose, etc.) or substantially non-caloric sweeteners (e.g., aspartame (and its de ⁇ va ⁇ ves). saccha ⁇ n, L-suqars. cyclamates, etc.)
- calo ⁇ c sweeteners e.g., fructose, high fructose com syrup, su ⁇ ose, maltose, glucose, lactose, sorbitoi, gaiactose, etc.
- substantially non-caloric sweeteners e.g., aspartame (and its de ⁇ va ⁇ ves). saccha ⁇ n, L-suqars. cyclamates, etc.
- Fruit j uice or juice extract such as no ⁇ - ⁇ trus fruit juices or juice extracs (e.g., those obtainable from apple, pineapple, grape, pear, banana, pium, cherry, peach, etc.); oerry fruit juices or juice extracts (sucn as those obtainable from strawberry, blueberry, cranberry, blackberry, etc.); or ⁇ trus fruit juices or juice extracts (such as those obtainaole from orange, grapefruit, lemon, lime, etc.)
- no ⁇ - ⁇ trus fruit juices or juice extracs e.g., those obtainable from apple, pineapple, grape, pear, banana, pium, cherry, peach, etc.
- oerry fruit juices or juice extracts sucn as those obtainable from strawberry, blueberry, cranberry, blackberry, etc.
- ⁇ trus fruit juices or juice extracts such as those obtainaole from orange, grapefruit, lemon, lime, etc.
- Milk including mammalian milk products such as skim milk and cream, and vegetable milks, such as sov milk.
- Vegetable j uices or juice extracts (such as those obtainable from carrot, tomato, beets, celerv, etc.) kudzu j 5-hydroxy-trvPt ⁇ Phan
- Spices and plant extract flavo ⁇ ngs such as cola, ginger, nutmeg, cecos r vanilla, cnccclate. "ur *** , mint, sugar rn aole. heros, etc. ) .
- Synthetically compounded flavorants or naturally isolated flavorants may be employed as such traditional psychological feedback substtuents.
- compositions of the present invention may be formulated to contain green tea extract.
- Green tea helps to control the negative effects of caffeine. See, for example, French patent No. 2,586,532 issued to
- compositions of the present invention will contain one or more preferred traditional psychological feedback substituents, such more preferred substituents being selected from the group consisting of: Caffeine and caffeine equivalents (e.g.; theophylline; theobromine; related methylxanthines); cola; carbonic acid; phosphoric acid; citric acid; hops; cocoa; chocolate; anandamide; quinine; maiic acid; non-citric fruit juice or juice extract (such as wherein the fruit is grape; apple; cranberry; cherry; peach; etc.); milk; vegetable juice or juice extract (such as wherein the vegetable is carrot; celery; etc.); kudzu; and 5-hydroxy-tryptophan.
- Caffeine and caffeine equivalents e.g.; theophylline; theobromine; related methylxanthines
- cola carbonic acid
- phosphoric acid citric acid
- hops cocoa
- chocolate anandamide
- quinine maiic acid
- compositions cf the present invention will contain one or more highly preferred traditional psychological feedback substituents, such highiy preferred substituents being selected from the group consisting of: Caffeine and caffeine equivalents (e.g.; theoohylline; theobromine; related methylxanthmes) at a concentration/day of greater than about 55 mg; carbonic acid; phosphoric acd; hops; non-cit ⁇ c fruit juice or fruit juice extract (such as wherein the fruit is grape; apple; cranberry; cherry; peach; etc.); milk, vegetable juice or juice extract (such as wherein the vegetable is carrot; celery; etc.); kudzu; and 5-hydroxy-tryptophan.
- Caffeine and caffeine equivalents e.g.; theoohylline; theobromine; related methylxanthmes
- non-cit ⁇ c fruit juice or fruit juice extract such as wherein the fruit is grape; apple; cranberry; cherry; peach; etc.
- compositions of the invention may contain at least one substituent selected from a third class of substituents that provide long term psychological feedback. Any of a wide array of such substituents may be included in the composition. Such substituents will impart a long term psychological effect to the recipient, such as a feeling of warmth or tingling, of excitement, of tranquillity and well-being, etc.
- the compositic is of the invention will contain more than one such long term psychologically active substituent Table C lists particularly preferred long term duration psychological feedback substituents that may be employed in the compos.tiors of the present invention to impart a long e 1 "'! psychological effect
- compositions of the present invention will contain one or more such long term, psychological feedback substituents, such more preferred substituents being selected from the group consisting of: 5-hydroytryptophan or equivalent compounds (e.g.; 5-fluoro-A- methyltryptamine; 5-fluorotryptophan; 6-fIuorotryptophan; tryptophan; etc.); Allocryptine; California Poppy; Chromium (Cr-Picoli ⁇ ate; Cr-Polynicotinate; (Cr amounts increased with amount of Zn present; decreased for amounts of amino acids)); Cocoa; Damiana ( Tur ⁇ era diffusa); D-phenylalanine; Ephedra (especially nevadenis); Ephedri ⁇ e; Epinephrine; GABA; L- giutamine; Green Tea; Kava Kava; Lactuca Virosa; Lobelia; Magnesium; Maraba; Protopine
- 5-hydroytryptophan or equivalent compounds e.g.; 5-fluor
- compositions of the present invention will contain one or more such long term psychological feedback substituents, such highly preferred substituents being selected from the group consisting of: 5-hydroytryptophan or equivalent compounds (e.g.; 5- fluoro-A-methyltryptamine; 5-fluorotryptophan; 5-fluorotryptophan; tryptophan; etc.); Allocryptine; California Poppy; Chicalote Extract (without toxic substituents); Cocoa; Damiana (Tumera diffusa); Ephedra nevadenis; Ephed ⁇ ne; Green Tea; Lactuca Virosa; Lobelia; Maraba; Protopine; Pseudophedrine; Pseudoepinephrine and Red Rice Yeast
- 5-hydroytryptophan or equivalent compounds e.g.; 5- fluoro-A-methyltryptamine; 5-fluorotryptophan; 5-fluorotryptophan; tryptophan; etc.
- Allocryptine California
- compositions of the invention may contain at least one substituent selected from a fourth class of substituents that provide short term psychological feedback. Any of a wide array of such substituents may be included in the composition. Such substituents will impart a short term psychological effect to the recipient, such as a feeling of warmth or tingling, of excitement, of tranquillity and well-being, etc. In a preferred embodiment, the compositions of the invention will contain more than one such short term psychologically active substituent.
- compositions of the invention may contain psychologically active substituents that mediate their respective effects in Doth a short duration (i.e., effect completed within 15 minutes of nutritionally beneficial.) and a long term duration (i.e., effect completed after 15 minutes of nutritionally beneficial).
- Table D lists preferred short term duration psychological feedback substituents that may be employed in the compositions of the present invention to impart a short term psychological effect.
- compositions of the present invention will contain one or more preferred short term psychological feedback substituents, such more preferred substituents being selected from the group consisting of: Anandamide; Alcohol Enhancers, Standard Flavorants; Angelica root; Boldo; California Poppy; Capsaicum; Cayenne; GABA; Gentian; Tume ⁇ c; Vitamin K; and Wormwood.
- preferred substituents being selected from the group consisting of: Anandamide; Alcohol Enhancers, Standard Flavorants; Angelica root; Boldo; California Poppy; Capsaicum; Cayenne; GABA; Gentian; Tume ⁇ c; Vitamin K; and Wormwood.
- compositions of the present invention will contain one or more highly preferred short term psychological feedback substituents, such highly preferred substituents being selected from the group consisting of: an anandamide; an alcohol enhancer; Angelica root; Boldo; California Poppy; Capsaicum; GABA; Gentian; Tumeric; Vitamin K; and Wormwood.
- highly preferred substituents being selected from the group consisting of: an anandamide; an alcohol enhancer; Angelica root; Boldo; California Poppy; Capsaicum; GABA; Gentian; Tumeric; Vitamin K; and Wormwood.
- compositions containing one or more substituents of substituent classes (A) that provide nutritional benefit, (B) that provide traditional psychological feedback, (C) that provide long term psychological feedback, and/or (D) that provide short term psychological feedback.
- the invention specifically contemplates compositions containing at least one substituent of each of the substituent classes: (A), (B), (C) and (D); (A), (B) and (Q; (A), (B) and (D); (A), (C) and (D); (B), (C) and (D); (A) and (B); (A) and (C); (A) and (D); (B) and (C); (B) and (D); and (C) and (D).
- T e invention additionally contemplates preferred compositions containing either one or more of the above-recited mere preferred nutritionally beneficial substituents (A) or one or more of the above-recited highly preferred nutritionally beneficial substituents (A), and one or more of the above-recited preferred long term psychological feedback substituents (B), and one or more of the above-recited preferred short term psychological feedback substituents
- Tne invention additionally contemplates preferred compositions containing one or more of the above-recited preferred nutritionally beneficial substituents (A), and one or more of the above-recited preferred long term psychological feedback substituents (C), and either one or more of the above-recited more preferred short term psychological feedback substituents (D) or one or more of the above-recited highly preferred short term psychological feedback substituents (D).
- the invention additionally contemplates preferred compositions containing one or more of the above-recited preferred nutritionally beneficial substituents (A), and either one or more of the above-recited more preferred long term psychological feedback substituents (C) or one or more of the above-recited highly preferred long term psychological feedback substitue ⁇ ts (C), and one or more of the above-recited preferred short term psychological feedback substituents (D).
- the invention further contemplates more preferred compositions containing one or more of the above-recited more preferred nutritionally benefidal substituents (A), and one or more of the aoove-retited preferred long term psychological feedback substituents (C), and one or more of the above-recited more preferred short term psychological feedback substituents (D).
- the invention further contemplates more preferred compositions containing one or more of the above-recited preferred nutritionally beneficial substituents (A), and one or more of the above-recited more preferred long term psychological feedback substituents (C), and one or more of the above-recited more preferred short term psychological feedback substituents (D).
- the invention further contemplates highly preferred compositions containing one or more of the above-recited highly preferred nutritionally beneficial substituents (A), and one or more of the above-recited preferred long term psychological feedback substituents (C), and one or more of the above-recited highly preferred short term . psychological feedback substituents (D).
- the invention further contemplates highly preferred compositions containing one or mere of the above-recited highly preferred nutritionally beneficial substituents (A), and one or more of the above-recited highly preferred long term psychological feedback substituents (C), and one or more of the above-recited preferred short term psychological feedback substituents (D).
- the invention further contemplates highly preferred compositions containing one or more of the above-recited preferred nutritionally beneficial substituents (A), and one or more of the above-recited highly preferred long term psychological feedback substituents (C), and one or more of the above-recited highly preferred short term psychological feedback substituents (D).
- the invention further contemplates very highly preferred compositions containing one or more of the above-recited highly preferred nutritionally beneficial substituents (A), and one or more of the above-recited highly preferred long term psychological feedback substituents
- compositions of the present invention may additionally contain non-pharmacologicai agents such as stomach acid buffering compounds, antacids, fiber, laxatives, muscle relaxants, analgesics, acetaminophens, ibuprophens, topical antibiotics, anti-inflammatory agents, etc.) at non-prescription levels.
- non-pharmacologicai agents such as stomach acid buffering compounds, antacids, fiber, laxatives, muscle relaxants, analgesics, acetaminophens, ibuprophens, topical antibiotics, anti-inflammatory agents, etc.
- prescription pharmacological agents such as hormones (e.g., insulin, thyroid hormone, etc.), anti- inflammatory agents, hypertensives, anti-arrhythmias, etc.
- compositions of the present invention and such prescription pharmacological agents has the salutary effect of confirming or the consumer's perception or recollection that a dosage has been consumed or administered, and as such aids in preventing overdosing and underdosing by individuals who are self administering such pharmacological agents.
- compositions of the present invention are provided via vehicles for oral or translingual delivery.
- such vehicles are formulated to contain one or more additional substituents selected from the group consisting of: a xanthine alkaloid (such as a methyixanthine (caffeine, theophylline, theobromine, etc.) obtainable synthetically, or by extraction of plants (e.g. coffee beans, cola nuts, tea plants, etc.); carbonic acid, milk, vegetable juice, fruit juice, phosphoric acid, citric acid, hops, cocoa, chocolate, anandamide, quinine and malic acid.
- a xanthine alkaloid such as a methyixanthine (caffeine, theophylline, theobromine, etc.
- a xanthine alkaloid such as a methyixanthine (caffeine, theophylline, theobromine, etc.
- plants e.g. coffee beans, cola nuts, tea plants, etc.
- carbonic acid e.g. coffee beans, cola nuts, tea plants,
- Tne amounts of methyixanthines (and especially caffeine) present in the compositions of the invention are designed to result in the delivery of an amount of such methyixanthines sufficient to impart the desired effect.
- the composition contain compounds that interact (or sequester) such methylxa ⁇ thines, proportionately larger amounts of methyixanthine will be included in the composition.
- the composition contain substituents that enhance the desired effect of a methyixanthine, the amount of the methyixanthine in the composition will be proportionately reduced.
- Serotonin, and its precursors, and substituents that stimulate serotonin production and/or release are also preferred substituents of the compositions of the present invention.
- compositions of the present invention may comprise dear solutions, or may be suspensions of particulate mate ⁇ al (such as plant pulp or other tissue).
- particulate mate ⁇ al such as plant pulp or other tissue.
- beverages When provided as a beverage, such beverages are typically free-flowing and have a viscosity similar to that of water.
- thickening agents are added to impart greater viscosity to the beverages.
- the beverages of the present invention are typically dispensed and stored in containers (e.g., cardboard containers, glass or plastic bottles, metal cans, etc.).
- compositions of the present invention provide a nutritionally beneficial substituent to an individual in a manner accompanied by a reinforcing psychological feedback sensation.
- the psychological feedback sensation imparts an immediate physiological recognition of the composition (such as a feeling of warmth, or a flush feeling) as well as a long term psychological feedback (such as a counter-depressive effect or a sense of well-being).
- These feedbacks become psychologically associated with the nutritional benefit and the therapeutic activity of the composition and increase an individual's desire to take or use the composition on a regular basis, and thus serve to ensure that the in ⁇ ivicual obtains a nutritionally beneficial amount of the composition.
- the compositions of the present invention can be tailored to provide any of a number of desired therapeutic effects.
- Such effects include blood detoxification; liver repair and detoxification; lessening of a desire to drink alcohol; reversal of alcohol-induced damage; antioxidant activity; alleviating depression, alleviating stress, restoring or improving brain function (such as memory and learning capabilities); suppressing appetite; stabilizing blood sugar levels; improving immune system function and response; etc.
- compositions can be formulated to contain effective amounts of nutritionally active substituents (such as vitamins, minerals, co- factors, etc.) which build or restore supplies of such substituents damaged by conditions commonly related to each therapy so as to improve the general health of the recipient.
- nutritionally active substituents such as vitamins, minerals, co- factors, etc.
- compositions of the present invention are formulated to provice a treatment for the conditions associated with alcoholism and/or the effects of mood alte ⁇ ng prescription or non-prescription drugs (e.g., depressants, narcotics, hallucinogens, stimulants, etc.).
- mood alte ⁇ ng prescription or non-prescription drugs e.g., depressants, narcotics, hallucinogens, stimulants, etc.
- compositions, especially beverages are formulated to provide effective amounts of: (1) a liver function reDairant (such as alfalfa, choline, dandelion, gctu kola, .nositol, L-cysteine, L- ethionme, lecithin, milk thistle, nia ⁇ n, selenium, vitamin 31, vitamin D, yellow dock, zinc and or zinc picolinate); (2) a substituent for reversing alcohol- related damage (alfalfa, magnesium, vitamin Bl, vitamin D); (3) a substituent for alleviating stress or depression (such as calcium, choline, folic a ⁇ d, GABA, ginkgo biloba, ginseng, gotu kola, inositol.
- a liver function reDairant such as alfalfa, choline, dandelion, gctu kola, .nositol, L-cysteine, L- ethi
- DL-phenylalanine 5-hydroxy-fryptoohan, le ⁇ thin, magnesium, PABA, vitamin B3, vitamin B5, vitamin B12, vitamin C
- a substituent for reducing the re ⁇ pients desire for alcohol such as daldzin, foiic acid, giutathione, kudzu, l-glutam ⁇ ne, L-methionine, St.
- a beverage composition is prepared containing:
- Sodium Benzoate preservative The ingredients were obtained as follows: Glutamme (Twiniab Mega Glutamine); Milk Thistle Seed Extract (Gaia 1:1 (80% alcohol)); St. Johnswort Buds Extract (Gaia 1:1 (80% alcohol)); Vitamin C (Twiniab C-1000 cr/stalline); Vitamin B (Twiniab 3-1-group); Kudzu (Nat re's Herbs, 1 mg daidzm, 556 mg cap); Selenium (Solaray 100 meg); Zinc (Twiniab, Zn gluconate, honey and sweetened); 5-Hydroxy Tryptophan (extract Soiaray 100 mg & St.
- the beverage composition is clear, and has a light yellow color.
- the beverage has a light licence flavor similar to the flavor of dilute Galia ⁇ o liqueur.
- the beverage has the flavor of a soft drink, but maintains a bite and nose suggestive of an alcoholic drink.
- the mild flavor of the beverage can be masked, if desired, with other flavorants.
- the beverage has a satisfactory shelf-life.
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