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The aim of this invention is to offer a novel agent for hair growth, which has excellent hair growth effects but not side effects. This agent for hair growth has no side effects when used externally or internally, it can notably improve hair growth within a short period of time; ranging from 6 to 12 weeks, can return hair to its normal hair colour for example from white to black and can improve the gloss of hair. This invention relates to a hair growth. More specifically, this invention relates to a substance which has an excellent hair growth effect and is very safety. Alopecia and thin hair are some of the most common problems for mankind in the world. It is considered that various factors, for example, excessive activation of male hormones, decrease of blood flow to the hair follicle and excessive secretion of sebum etc. Hair restorers, that are being suggested or put on the market today can, for example, consist of various herbal extracts, food extracts and vasodilator chemical compounds, which can eliminate the cause of alopecia and thin hair. Up to now, it was suggested that isoflavone etc. For example, in the patent document 1 JP A , it was disclosed that food components which contained extracts of millet and ginkgo leaf and isoflavones extracted from soybean etc. And, in the patent document 3 JP H A , it was disclosed that black soybean broth was included into an external hair growth tonic and an external anti hair loss agent as a compound. And, it was also suggested to apply herbal medicines, such as Polygoni multiflori Radix etc. And, in the patent document 5 JP H A , it was described that herbal medicine extracts, such as extracts of ginseng etc. And, it was described that The Longan seed extracts have a moisturizing effect and can be mixed into an external skin preventive patent document 7: JP A. However, as mentioned above, the conventional hair tonics in Japan are classified into the quasi-drug tonics a term of Japanese Pharmaceutical Affairs Law , which have components extracted from herbal medicines and foods. These tonics are easily obtainable, but the hair growth effect is insufficient. On the other hand, hair tonics, which are classified as drugs a term of Japanese Pharmaceutical Affairs Law and are used as antihypertensive and male hormone inhibitor, have some hair growth effect, but their side effects are severe. Further, in order to be able to purchase drug hair tonics it is necessary to see a doctor and obtain a prescription. It is therefore understandable, that I am consulted by a lot of patients with hair trouble who claim, that they have never found a useful tonic. The inventor of this invention found that the processed semi-mature soybean has significantly enhanced effects on hair growth compared to the raw or fully matured form. The processed semi-mature soybean was obtained by removing the typical taste of the raw soybeans without pulverizing them by excessive heating. On completion of this invention, the inventor established that the processed semi-mature soybean plays an important role as a ingredient in the agent for hair growth. In the agent for hair growth of the invention, the inventor combined the processed semi-mature soybean and the processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix or the processed Cynanchum bungei Decne to increase synergy effect on hair growth. In here, the processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix and processed Cynanchum bungei Decne were made from raw Polygoni Multiflori Radix and raw Cynanchum bungei Decne, obtained by soaking them in dark soybean extracts and alcohol. Further, the color and gloss of hair can be improved by increasing the content of Longan seed. In addition, in the agent for hair growth of the invention, the extracts of the processed semi-mature soybean, the processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix, the processed Cynanchum bungei Decne and the Longan seed can be combined. The agent for hair growth of the invention can be taken orally or can be added to foods or drinks. On the other hand, it also can be prepared as an external product. In this invention the positive results of the agent for hair growth is based on the use processed semi-mature soybean, processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix, processed Cynanchum bungei Decne, and Longan seed etc. Especially, this agent for hair growth has no side effects when used externally or internally, it can notably improve hair growth within a short period of time; ranging from 6 to 12 weeks, can return hair to its normal hair colour for example from white to black and can improve the gloss of hair. The agent for hair growth of the invention has not only an excellent hair growth effect, but also can be regarded as a delicious food, for example in form of a cookie, a. In this sense, the agent for hair growth of the invention is an important chapter in the hair tonic history. Figure 1 shows changes in the degree of alopecia and thin hair before and after taking the agents of hair growth of this invention. There are significant results of hair growth in the following groups; the compound ingredients 1 group, the compound ingredients 2 group and the compound ingredients 3 group. Figure 2 shows a subject' s hair condition before and after taking the agent of hair growth A: Before taking, B: after taking. These data support the results shown in figure 1. The hair growth effect of the compound ingredients 1 was confirmed in this figure. Figure 3 shows a subject's hair condition before and after taking the agent of hair growth C: Before taking, D: after taking. These data support the results in figure 1. The hair growth effect of the compound ingredients 2 was confirmed in this figure. Figure 4 shows a subject's hair condition before and after taking the agent of hair growth E: Before taking, F: after taking. These data support the results figure 1. The hair growth effect of the compound ingredients 3 was confirmed in this figure. Figure 5 shows changes in the pain pattern at the hair root before and after taking the agent of hair growth in this invention. The sensation of pain was increased in the groups of the compound ingredients 1, the compound ingredients 2 and the compound ingredients 3. What is hair growth? The effects of hair growth in this invention basically support this definition. To be more specific, it can improve hair thickness, hair color and hair gloss. New hair grew on the scalp where hair had already been lost, in other words, it enhances hair-growth in Japanese pronunciation is 'Hatsumou'. The meaning of the hair growth effects in this invention includes this 'Hatsumou' effect, the meaning has a wide sense. Now, I want to explain the manufacturing methods of each component within the invention such as the processed semi-mature soybean, the processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix, the processed Cynanchum bungei Decne and Longan seed and the composition ratio of the invention. I also want to explain how to use the invention as follows. The raw material of the processed semi-mature soybean in this invention is soybean Binomial name; Glycine max L. This kind of soybean originates in China. It was brought to Japan during the Yayoi period and was permeated during the Kamakura period. In Japan, soybeans are mainly classified as yellow soybeans, blue soybeans, black soybeans according to the color of the seed coat. Yellow soybeans are usually called 'soybean Daizu ', and are generally used as raw material for boiled soybean, natto, bean curd and miso etc. Blue soybeans are used as rawmaterial for soybean flour and Japanese-style confectionery. Black soybeans are usually called 'black soybean Kuromame ' and are used as food. Any kind of soybean can be used as raw material for the processed semi-mature soybean in this invention. The yellow soybean however is especially suitable for the processed semi-mature soybean. Further, soybeans are subdivided into large-grained, kmiddle-grainedand small-grained soybeans, according to the size of the seeds. Any sizes of soybean can be used for this invention. Furthermore, any soybean strain can be used for this invention, too. For this invention soybeans with its seed coat or seed bud removed, or soybeans with its seed coat and seed bud removed can be used as well as soybeans irradiated with gamma rays. It was reported that sitosterols, lipids, peptides, isoflavones, saponins and polysaccharides extracted from soybeans or soybean ferment extract etc. However, raw soybean has a stimulating effect on the stomach and according to JP A , reactants of the enzyme hydrolysis of soybean proteins have a 'hair growth inhibitor effect' instead of a hair growth effect. For this invention, raw soybeans were processed to the processed semi-mature soybeans. These processed semi-mature soybeans are save, have high hair growth effects and thus can be used for the invention. In this invention, 'the processed semi-mature soybean' refers to soybeans that were prepared with heat in order to remove their typical taste found in their raw form without pulverizing them by excessive heating. For the heating process any kind of heater can be use for this invention, for example, gas stove, oven, microwave oven, toaster etc. In laboratories and factories hot plates, a mantle heater, an electric furnace, a mule heater, a Maki bill type heater, a throw type heater, a lab heater, an electric stove and etc. Moreover, any small cooking tool can be used. The methods for making processed semi-mature soybeans are not restricted to the following methods. Moreover, heating conditions may vary due to the following factors; modality of the heat instrument, volume of the soybeans and whether the soybean was soaked in water or not, etc. Instead of the hot water, any kind of food oil for examples, salad oil, sesame oil, frying oil, safflower oil, olive oil and processed element oil, and its kinds are not restricted especially can be used. Other than boiling water and food oil all edible liquids can be used. The processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix in the agent for hair growth of this invention was obtained by soaking black soybean extracts and liquors to raw Polygoni Multiflori Radix. The dry root is referred to as 'raw Polygoni Multiflori Radix', and that treated with heat as 'mature Polygoni Multiflori Radix'. Polygoni Multiflori Radix includes components of various kinds of dianthrones such as emodin, rhein, aloe-emodin, chrysophanol, physcion, etc. Polygoni Multiflori Radix contains a kind of Antorakinon component. Therefore, if taking Polygoni Multiflori Radix in its raw form, an individual will either develop loose stool, light diarrhoea or diarrhoea. For this reason Polygoni Multiflori Radix is usually taken in its mature form. Mature Polygoni Multiflori Radix has the effects of nourishing and strengthening and is used to treat tinnitus, grayhair, sleeplessness, defective sperm growth, decline of the lower body, hyperlipemia, chronic hepatitis, neurasthenia, etc. Recently, based on its effect of decreasing serum cholesterol, it has been added to various hair tonics to control the sebum secretion of the skin on the scalp for example, JP H A , etc. However, when used on its own mature Polygoni Multiflori Radix is insufficient in stimulating hair growth, and so is often used in combination with other medicinals. On the other hand, black soybean belongs to Glycine, Fabaceae as previously stated, and the colour of the coating of its seed is black. It is thought to be effective in the treatment of thrombosis, hypertension, liver complaints, diabetes, common stone diseases, arthritis, weight loss, and cancer prevention. Black soybean is prepared in a variety of ways, including as a tea, milk, bean cake, cake, Okaki, miso, and stew. Moreover, liquors that are in general use such as those used for drinking or cooking can be used to process the processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix. The liquor 'Huangjiu' is especially suitable in stimulating hair growth. Huangjiu is an alcohol that ripens for a fair amount of time from 1 year to several decades , and its raw material is chiefly glutinous rice and wheat malt. Since it is ripened for an extended period of time, it is also known as lao jiumeaning 'aged liquor' in Chinese. Depending on the time it is given to ripen, there are a fewdifferences in the percentages. Huangj iu is commonly used for cooking in China, its country of origin. For the purpose of deriving a sufficient hair growth-stimulating effect of the Polygoni Multiflori Radix used in this invention, I soaked the Polygoni Multiflori Radix in black soybean extract and liquor Huangjiu , to then use the resulting product as the 'processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix'. In this case, the above-mentioned 'Black soybean extracts' are hot-water extracts which are obtained by boiling black soybeans. For this invention, the processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix was obtained by drying the compound ingredients which were then soaked together with the black soybean extract and the liquor. It is desirable that these processes were condensed with a cooker whilst heating. There are other processing methods one can use for obtaining processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix, therefore, one is not restricted to the method mentioned above. For this invention, the processed Cynanchum bungei Decne was used as the raw material to obtain the processed Cynanchum bungei Decne , which is the name of an herbal medicine brand name. Usually, Cynanchum bungei Decne. Inotherwords, the compounds contained within Cynanchumbungei Decne occur in several kinds of plants. This is to be admitted in China. The chief area of production of Cynanchum bungei Decne is Shandong province, China. Its natural growth in Japan has not been confirmed. All the parts of Cynanchum bungei Decne. Usually, the parts used include the root, stalk, and wisteria. The dried parts are referred to 'raw Cynanchum bungei Decne'. It is used as an antiasthenic drug due to its effect of improving the function of the liver, kidneys and blood. For this invention, the processed Cynanchum bungei Decne was obtained by using the same method that was employed in the processing of the Polygoni Multiflori Radix, i. It is the fruit of an evergreen tree and belongs to the Sapindaceae family, growing from South Asia to Southeast Asia and China. In China, the flower of Longan usually blooms from March until April, and its fruits are ripe from July until October. Longan fruit is composed of the husk testa part , the flesh provisory testa and the nucleus seed. Among these parts, the meat of has a peculiar sweetness with thin smell and is consumed as a food. In China, the dried meat is known as 'Longan meat' and is recognized as having a 'blood tonifying' effect. In other words, it improves the circulation of the blood as well as its function and therefore has been used since antiquity within the herbal medicine pharmacopeia. Moreover, in Japan the blood-tonifying effect of Longan meat is recognized, contributing to the Japanese Pharmacopeia as a traditional herbal medicinal, and is used as an insurance drug. Until today, Longan seed is considered worthless as a food or medicinal substance and therefore its value abandoned. As far as the application of the hair growthtonic is concerned, Longan seed can be used for either 'damp' or 'dry' conditions. It is thought that the hair growth effect is further increased when Longan seed is processed in a similar way to the Polygoni Multiflori Radix. Extracts obtained from processed semi-mature soybean, Polygoni Multiflori Radix, Cynanchum bungei Decne and Longan seed with solvents, as well as dried powders of these extracts, can be used for the agent for hair growth. The extracts obtained from a prepared mixture comprising the powders of the processed semi-mature soybean, Polygoni Multiflori Radix, Longan seed and Cynanchum bungei Decne can be used. In addition, it is possible to use a combination of non-extract and extract substances. The above extracts can be used for the agent for hair growth after one of the following procedures have been completed: concentrating the above extracts, dissolving the dry extracts into water or a polarized solvent, or refining such as through bleaching, deodorization, desalination, etc. The above mentioned unprocessed as well as processed fragmented extracts may be frozen or dried after being processed or fragmented. The resulting matter can be dissolved into a solvent or can be wrapped to beshicl and the micro capsule etc. When preparing extracts of each active ingredient contained within the agent for hair growth, it is desirable that processing is done after either cutting, drying, or crushing each of the raw materials to enhance extraction efficiency,' it is possible to extract the active ingredients by using a supercritical fluid and a sub-critical fluid, or by soaking in a solvent. To increase the extraction efficiency when using the extraction solvent, it is better to stir the solvents or to homogenize the extraction in the solvents. As far as the extraction time is concerned, although it differs depending on the kind of solvents along with the temperature used for extraction, it is desirable to be from about 1 minute to roughly 14 days. One is not especially restricted in regard to the kind of extraction solvents used. Water and the org-solvents are enumerated, for instance, the following materials may be used as an org-solvent : alcohols and butanols such as methanol, ethanol, 1-propanol, 2-propanol, n-butanol, s-butanol, t-butanol, ethyleneglycol, 1,3-butyleneglycol, propyleneglycol, dipropyleneglycol and glycerin etc. It is possible to use these solvents by selecting one or several among these. From a safety standpoint, water or ethanol is desirable. Moreover, physiologicalsaline, phosphoric acid buffer and phosphate buffer saline etc. In addition, one may also select a supercritical fluid and a sub-critical fluid such as water, carbon dioxide, ethylene, propylene, ethanol, methanol, and ammonia, etc. Aside from the active ingredients mentioned above, the agent for hair growth in this invention can also be used by combining foods and beverages, raw food substances or medicines, etc. For example, mixing raw materials that improve health, natural medicinal materials such as curative plants, or curative animal products or minerals , traditional Japanese drugs, traditional Chinese drugs, Westernmedicines orother compounds with the extract material. Some exmples are enumerated below. Tacasabrou is enumerated as one of the natural medicinal materials. Tacasabrou Eclipta prostrata L. It has the effect of blackening hair which is enhanced when used together with ginger. Tacasabrou is an annual herb widely distributed from the temperate zones to the tropics. In Japan, it grows in Honshu and the southern regions, however not in Hokkaido. It grows in rice fields, in proximity to levees, and waterway walls, etc. It has white flowers that blossom from summer to autumn and seems to have become a naturalized plant originally brought from China with the introduction of rice farming. For this invention, the Tacasabrou from any region may be used. Tacasabrou has an antibacterial, anti-viral and anti-inflammatory effect and has been used as a curative plant in China for years or more. From a traditional Chinese medicine perspective, Tacasabrou is used to tonify the Kidneys referred to in Japanese as 'HoJin' as well as treat various hemorrhagic conditions. Moreover, the following herbal medicines can be enumerated, too. Prunella vulgaris L. Achillea wilsoniana Heim. Gray, Indigofera pseudotinctoria Matsum. Fedde Mahonia japonica Thunb. Et perry, Erycibe obtusifolia Benth. Et Perry, Zornia diphylla Pers. Harms, Buddleia lindleyana Fort. Holboellia latifolia wall. Galiumasperifolium wall. Fu, Alangium chinense Lour. Mey, Dracontomelon dao Blanco Merr. Rolf, Dracontomelon dao Blanco Merr. Rolf, Zanthoxylum nitidum Roxb. Nakai, Bauhinia championi Benth. Li, Sparganium stoloniferum Buch. Florum Cheng, Scopolia acutangula C. Chen, Saururus chinensis Lour. Et Hook. Nees et Eberm. Diels, Neocinnamomum delavayi H. Liou, Cimicifuga acerima Sieb. Et Zucc. Et Borza. Franquet, Achyranthes bidentata B1. Ex Rehb. Don, Asparagus meioclados Levl. Koch var. Fastigiata, Origanum vulgare L. Nakai, Bauhinia faberi Oliv. Smith, Alpinia galanga L. Swartz, Heliotropium indicum L. Ching, Schefflera delavayi Franch. Clarke, Lippia nodiflora Rich. Fedde, Ampelocissus artemisiaefolia Planch. Pei, Caesalpinia magnifoliolata Metcalf. Maxim, Eucalyptus robusta Sm. Don, Lysimachia christinae Hance, Lonicera similes Hemsl. Chen, Schefflera delavayi Franch. Smith,Stellaria paniculigera Mak. Ching, Ophiopogon dracaenoides Bak. Kudo, Euonymus grandiflorus wall. Chen, Chonemorpha megacalyx Pier. Li, Crepis lignea Van. Ching, Lilium concolor Salisb. Amurense N. Nees, Garcinia multiflora Champ. Chen, Menispermum daurteum DC. Don, Argyreia seguinii Levl. Vaniot, Michelia yunnanensis Franch. Nakai, Lactuca elata Hemsl. Hou, Trema dielsiana Hand. Swingle, Dracocephalum moldavicum L. Seminifera Lour. Kudo et Masam. Nakai, Pleione bulbocodioides Franch. Rolfe, Prunus tomentosa Thunb. Schott, Senecio scandens Buch. Miers, Lythrum salicaria L. Miers, Stellaria yunnanensis Franch. Don, Fritillaria cirrhosa D. Don var. Moore, Eupatorium chinense L. Ching, Salix hypoleuca Seem. Don wettst. Drude, Polygonum chinense L. Diels, Parthenocissus himalayanaa Royle Planch. Li, S. Moore, Vicia hirsute L. Gray, Polygonum plebeium R. Schneid, Rhododendron capitatum Maxim. Kunze, Isodon amethystoides Benth. Ching, Carduus crispus L. Schur, Delphinium elatum, Pothos repens Lour. Lloyd, Calvatia lilacina Mont. Lloyd, Lycoperdon gemmatum Batsch. T Cooke, Equus caballus L. Hill, Coriaria sinica Maxim. Presl, Capparis pterocarpa Chun, Capparis masaikai Levl. Sweet, Cotoneaster amoena wils. Sweet, Saussurea cordifolia Hemsl. Gray, Trichosanthes cucumeroides Ser. Garcke, Melandrium apricum Turcz. Don Ham. Chen, Asparagus racemosus, Triosteum pirinatifidum Maxim. Buchet, Osbeckia chinensis L. Diels, Asbestus, Chaenomeles lagenaria Loisel. Cathayensis Rehd. Ling, Vladimiria muliensis Hand. Ling, V. Ling, Schima superba Gardn. Smith, Elsholtzia cypriani Pamp. Chun, M. Pax ex Pax et Hoffm. Li, Cladonia gracilis L. Sweet, Antidesma bunius L. Migo, Rubus cochinchinensis Tratt. Smith, A. Harms, Periploca sepium Bge. Smith, Evodia trichotoma Lour. Acer sinopurpurascens Cheng, A. Smith, Schisandra propinqua wall. Hook f. Sweet, Pedicularis rex C. Clarke ex Maxim. 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Alston, Hymenocallis americana Roem. Druce var. Ohwi, Polygonatum macropodium Turcz. Vahl, Magnolia denudata desr. Fedde, M. Diels, Streptocaulon griffithii Hook. Burkill, Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fisch. Ching, Pyrrosia drakeana Franch. Ching, Pyrrosia gralla Gies. Kimura et Migo, Dendrobium moniliforme L. Stapf, Lycopodium clavatum L. Li, Sedum sarmentosum Bge. Burtt, Pseudosciaena crocea Rich. Don, Aleurites moluccana L. Berger, Juncus effuses L. Fe; P, Cybister tripunctatus orientalis Gschew. Nakai, Sauropus rostratus Miq. Onno, Aster scaber Thunb. Schmidt ex Miq. Gray Mak. Munro var. Stapf ex Rendle, Pleioblastus amarus Keng Kengf. Nakai, Agrimonia pilosa Ledeb. Don Nakai, A. Nakai, Bletilla striata Thunb. Tanaka, Atractylodes macrocephala Koidz. Smith, Vigna cylindrica L. Skeels, Lactuca sativa L. Busch, Melaleuca leucadendra L. Druce, Serissa foetida Comm. Sprague, Cleome gynandra L. Lindau, Mussaenda parviflora Miq. Don, D. Druce, S. Clarke, Elaeagnus oldhamii Maxim. Kudo, Paederia scandens Lour. Kurz, Argyreia acuta Lour. Don, Dracocephalum heterophyllum Benth. Merr, Polygonum caespitosum Bl. Hyland, Lobelia chinensis Lour. Don, Perularia ussuriensis Reg. Chang, Dendropanax proteus Champ. Iljinski, Satyrium nepalense D. Don, Passiflora cupiformis Mast. Don Griseb. Schmidt, Pachyrhizus erosus L. Urban, Burmannia coelestis D. Don, Melo coarctatus Motsch. Takeda, S. Urban, Ficus tikoua Bur. Craib, Lotus corniculatus L. Ching, Pratia begonifolia wall. Gray, Munronia henryi Harms, Rehmannia glutinosa Gaertn. Rubusiremaeus Focke, Ficus tikoua Bur. Craib, Cotoneaster horizontalis Decne. Schott, Trillium tschonoskii Maxim. Nevski, Miscanthus sinensis Anderss. Royle, Diospyros rhombifolia Hemsl. Diels, Cotoneaster acutifolius Turcz. Browm var. Don, A. Tang, Disporum cantoniense Lour. Tsiang et Zhang, Seseli seseloides Fisch. Hiroe, Ampelopsis aconitifolia Bge. Presl, Angelica sinensis Oliv. Diels, Angelica acutiloba Sieb. Ching, P, Tulipaedulis Bak. Don, Zebrina pendula Schnizl. Moore var. Kuntzeanus Hemsl. Bailey, Rhodobryum roseum Limpr. Stapf ex Rendle, Isodon ternifolius D. Don Kudo, Fraxinus chinensis Roxb. Beck, Cistanche ambigua Bge. Beck, Impatiens microcentra Hand. Stapf ex Rendle, Phyllostachys sulphurea Carr. Bailey, Murdannia divergens C. Clarke Brcckn. Spach, Streptopus simplex D. Li, P. Druce, Physochlaina infundibularis Kuang, Impatiens chinensis L. Et Schlecht. Hu, Daemonorops draco Bl. Prain, A. Yang et al. Hu, Melastoma polyanthum B1. Moore, Siphonostegia chinensis, Benth. Nevski, Pinna pectinata L. Craib, Styrax hypoglauca Perk. Raipaics, Capra hircus L. Kunth, Lindernia angustifolia Benth. Don, Passiflora altebilobata Hemsl. Don Sleumer, Erigeron canadensis L. Moore, Aristolochia fangchi wu, Cocculus trilobus Thunb. Et Sclmalh. Lipsky, Saposhnikovia divaricala Turcz. Sledge, Syringa pinnatifolia Hemsl. Li, Gnetumparvifolium warb. Cheng, Styrax suberifolia Hook. Chun, Carrierea calycina Franch. Diels, Centropus sinensis Stephens , C. Swartz, Carthamus tinctorius L. Gamble, Strobilanthes japonicus Thunb. Chang, Ulmus pumila L. Don Merr. Smith, Ecdysanthera rosea Hook. Camus, Erigeron elongatus Ledeb. Tulasne, Secale cereale L. Tulasne, Claviceps microcephala Ce-3, Bulbophyllum nconspicuum Maxim. Don, Liriope spicata Lour. Moritzi, Rhododendron simsii Planch. Smith, Amomum cardamomum L. Camus, Sonchus brachyotus DC. Huang, Z. Ching, Diploclisia glaucescens Bl. Diels, Euryale ferox Salisb. Berger, Piper boehmeriaefolium wall. Kudo, P. Kunth, Paeonia lactiflora Pall. Li, Saccharum sinensis Roxb. Fu, Delphinium anthriscifolium Hance, Sedum verticillatum L. Chun, Amelanchier asiatica Engl. Link, Corydalis suaveolens Hance, Heterocodon brevipes Hemsl. Vahl, Forsythia koreana, F. Ho et S. Chen, P. Fedde, Bredia amoena Diels, Polygonum multiflorum Thunb. Swingle, Sedumlineare Thunb. Chun, Sedum multicaule wall. Gilg, Kalanchoe laciniata L. Smith, Zephyranthes candida Herb. Magnolia denudata Desr,. Cheng f. Harms, Channa asiaticus L. Lloyd, Ganoderma lucidum Leyss. Ames, Alyxia sinensis Champ. Sprague, Heteropappus altaicus willd. Petch, Rhodotypos scandens Thunb. Spach, Kummerowia striata Thunb. Bailey, Codonopsis convolvulacea Kurz, Cornus capitata wall. Osbeck, C. Lindau, Baphicacanthus cusia Nees Brem. Ling, Sinomenium acutum Thunb. Don Buch. Don, Ainsliaea rubrinervis Chang, Tripterospermum japonicum Sieb. Beck, Isatis tinctoria L. Kanitz, Sciurus vulgaris L. Clarke, Rosa omeiensis Rolfe, Aralia elata Miq. Fedde, Mahonia ganpinensis Levl. Fedde, Mahonia fortunei Lindl. Fedde, Berberis anhweiensis Ahrendt, Cirsium belingschanicum Petr. Don Benn. Hance, I. Hance var. Clarke, Monochoria korsakowii Reg. Et Maack, Curcuma aromatica Salisb. Presl, Clematis clarkeana Levl. Pennell, Veronicastrum sibirica L. Pennell, Schizophragma integrifolium Oliv. Chun, Polygonum cuspidatum Sieb. Burtt, Nephrolepis cordifolia L. Presl, Veronica persica Poir. Clarke Li, Rodgersia sambucifolia Hemsl. Berger, Thunia alba Lindl. Reichb f. Fritsch, Boea crassifolia Hemsl. Thalictrum ichangense Lecoy. Craib, Bergenia purpurascens Hook. Suzuki, Berneuxia thibetica Decne. Clarke, Crinum asiaticum L. Don, Podocarpus forrestii Craib et w. Smith, Bulbophyllum odoratissimum J. Smith Lindl. Yamazaki subsp. Hong, Veronicastrum axillare Sieb. Hong, Lindera umbellate Thunb. Don, Sabina recurva Buch. Antoine, Eupatorium fortunei Turcz. Schott, Campylotropis trigonoclada Franch. Moore, P, Anaphalis lactea Maxim. Prain var. Swingle, Fortunella crassifolia Swingle, Fortunella japonica Thunb. Smith, Dischidia chinensis Champ. Schmidt, Coleus pumilus Blanco, Smilax scobinicaulis c. Hu, Potentilla reptans L. Moldenke, Pittosporum glabratum Lindl. Hill, Paliurus hemsleyanus Rehd. Ching, Macrothelypteris oligophlebia Bak. Ching var. Ching, Phegopteris decursive-pinnata Fe, Vulpes vulpes L. Tang et wang, Machilus bracteata Lecomte, Senecio integrifolius L. Clairvill var. Nees, Desmodium heterocarpum L. Clarke, Dichrocephala chrysanthemifolia B1. Ching, Cyrtomium fortunei J. Don, Hypserpa nitida Miers, Selaginella involvens Sw. Spring, P, Rhododendron molle Bl. Don, Rhododendron hunnewellianum , R. Nees, Aleurites fordii Hemsl. Clarke, Dalbergia odorifera T. Chen, Acronychia pedunculata L. Ling, Cirsium lineare Sch. Cheng et C. Yang, A. Schmidt, A. Don, Hypecoum leptocarpum Hook. Ching, Matteucciastruthiopteris L. Todaro, Osmunda japonica Thunb. Nakai, Polystichum squarrosum Fe, Dryopteris filixmas L. Schott, Cyrtomium fortunei J. Smith, Hypericum perforatum L. Dunn, Eretmochelys imbricata L. Clarke, Cicuta virosa L. Don, Catalpa fargesii Bur. Moore, Salvia cavaleriei Levl. Pennell, Trichosanthes himalensis C. Clarke, Azurite, Alternanthera philoxeroides Mart. Clarke, Selaginella tamariscina Beauv. Spring, Selaginella pulvinata Hook. Burtt, Epilobium himalayense Hausskn. Nakai, Kopsia officinalis Tsiang et P. Li, Cudrania tricuspidata Carr. Osbeck, Citrus grandis L. Oseck var. Pinshanyu Hort. The processed semi-mature soybean, the processed semi-mature soybean extracts, the processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix, the processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix extracts, the processed Cynanchum bungei Decne, the processed Cynanchum bungei Decne extracts and the Longan seed have the hair growth effects respectively. In this invention, notable effects of hair growth can be obtained with the addition of only small amounts of each of the processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix, the processed Cynanchum bungei Decne and Longan seed to the processed semi-mature soybean. The ratio of the mixture of the processed semi-mature soybean with the processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix, the processed Cynanchum bungei Decne, and Longan seed is not especially restricted. It is possible to adjust the amounts appropriately according to how the ingredients are combined as well as the mode of the agent for hair growth, etc. The following ranges are one mode of this invention and although they are desirable, one is not restricted within them especially. As far as efficacy is concerned, in the agent for hair growth of this invention, oral administration is suitable. For instance, the powder or liquid extracts form of the agent can be taken by adding an additive such as sweeteners if necessary. As an example, various forms of oral administration of the agent for hair growth are enumerated. These may include the liquid type such as syrup, an ampuled liquid beverages , and then tablet, capsule, powder, fine granule and granulated powder form. In the case of oral administration, a variety of well-known substances such as bonding agents, forming agents, explosive puff agents, lubricants, brightening agents, sweeteners, and zests, etc. Here, the tablets can be covered with shieracc or sugar. Moreover, the capsule preparations may contain a liquid catalytic supporting substance such as oils and lipids amongst the materials mentioned above. The syrup and ampuled liquid preparations beverages may contain sweeteners, preservatives, and coloring and flavoring substances. Additionally, it is possible to take the agent for hair growth of this invention together with the following foods; Western-style cakes such as cookies; Rice crackers, sweet jelly made from bean jam, Japanese-style confections such as Taiyaki, Chinese cakes such as Geppei, boiled dumplings etc. One is not restricted by these additional methods. Various methods can be used when combining with conventional foods and beverages. In such cases, the amount of the agent for hair growth of this invention used can be appropriately adjusted according to an individual's eating and drinking habits. When the agent for hair growth of this invention is used orally, the frequency and the amount of intake can be properly adjusted to the relative conditions, it is not restricted especially. For instance, intake of the agent twice a day at the following times; when hungry in the early morning and before going to sleep at night. Also, the agent can be taken orally at a frequency ranging from once to several times a day. To achieve the hair growth effects, ingesting 0. The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare recommends that the amount of the soybean intake is 76g to g per day. The agent for hair growth of this invention can achieve noticeable results of hair growth even if it is ingested for only a short period of time, such as weeks. In addition, the agent for hair growth of this invention can be used as an external hair tonic. In this way, it is possible to apply it with various well-known hair treatment methods, such as hair tonics, shampoos, rinses, hair conditioners, hair treatments, and Hearorshorn, hair creams, hair oils, hair gels, ointments, powders, and granulated powders, etc. In hair tonic such externally, aside from the active ingredients of this invention, materials such as drugs, quasi-drugs, skin cosmetic, the cosmetic raw materials and various elements mixed with conventional hair tonics for example, materials for moisture preservation, surface-active agents, emulsifying agents, powders, coloring matters, solubilizers, cleaning agents, ultraviolet ray absorbents, thickening agents, medicines, spices, pH adjustment materials, resins, anti-bacterials, viral and mold materials, alcohols, esters, hydrocarbons, rows, and oils, lipids, fatty acids, etc. Moreover, other compounds and other plant extracts which have hair growth effects may be used together within a certain range so as not to impair the effects of this invention. It is desirable to apply the agent of this invention externally from once to several times per day directly onto the affected area. The inventor explains this invention more concretely in the following examples, but is not restricted by them. After a frying-pan was preheated in a gas stove, one kilogram of dry yellow soybeans was put into the frying-pan, which were stirred with medium heat for three minutes; after which the semi-mature soybean was obtained. In the processed semi-mature soybean, the typical taste of the raw soybeans was removed without pulverizing the soybeans by excessive heating. Material: 1. Procedure 1: 1. Procedure 2: Mix 2. Then, add this mixed solution into 10 kilogram of raw Polygoni Multiflori Radix, heat for about 10 hours by using hot water, soak all of the black soybean extracts and Huangjiu into the Polygoni Multiflori Radix. Procedure 3: Dry the Polygoni Multiflori Radix obtained in procedure 2 by using a natural drying method. Procedure 1: Add the 1. Then, add this mixed solution into 10 kilograms of raw Cynanchum bungei Decne, heat for about 10 hours by using hot water, soak all of the black soybean extracts and Huangjiu into the Cynanchum bungei Decne. Procedure 3: Dry the Cynanchum bungei Decne obtained in procedure 2 by using a natural drying method. Procedure 1: Add 1. Then, add 10 kilograms of Longan seed to this mixed solution, heat for about 10 hours by using hot water, soaking the Longan seed in all of the black soybean extract and Huangjiu. Procedure 3: Dry the Longan seed obtained in procedure 2 by using a natural drying method. In this invention, the subjects were 70 healthy individuals 59 males and 11 females ranging in age from 29 to 53 years old the average age is The merits and risks of participating in this research experiment were explained by myself to all the subjects and subsequently received their approval. The subjects were divided into 14 groups with each group consisting of 5 individuals and received the following respective hair restoration powder substances for oral consumption. This was obtained by steaming the beans for two or more hours until having completely matured. The raw yellow soybean powder, the processed semi-mature soybean powder, the mature yellow soybean powder and the boiled black soybean powder were taken twice a day - once before breakfast and again once before retiring at night-time, with a dosage of 8g each time, ingesting a total of 16g per day. The raw Polygoni Multiflori Radix, the processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix powder, the raw Cynanchum bungei Decne powder, the processed Cynanchum bungei Decne powder, the Longan seed powder and the processed Longan seed powder were taken twice per day-once before breakfast and again before retiring at night-time, with a dosage of 4g each time, ingesting 8g in total per day. The Huangjiu was taken once per day before retiring at night-time with a dosage of ml each time. The 'compound ingredients 1', the 'compound ingredients 2', the 'compound ingredients 3' were taken twice a day - once before breakfast and once before retiring at night-time, with a dosage of 12g each time, ingesting 24g in total per day. Regarding the method of evaluating the extent of alopecia and area of thinning hair, a well-known method was adopted which includes dividing the area of thinning hair into six stages representing the following conditions: A condition of normal health is termed 'stage 0'; no hair growing in the area of the forehead and the rest of the head as 'stage 5'; and stages between 0 and 5 are divided into stages 1, 2, 3, and 4. When difficult to differentiate clearly, it was acceptable to use decimal values such as '0. Moreover, the degree of pain experienced when hair was pulled was divided into three stages as an index to evaluate the effects of hair growth. That is, 'degree 1' indicated mild-, 'degree 2' moderate-, and 'degree 3' strong pain sensation. Moreover, when a subject gave consent, pictures were taken using a camera MZ50 under same lighting conditions. Furthermore, some subject's hair was cut at a length of 20 mm. However, out of respect for the dignity of the individual subjects, the hair of those individuals who wished for their hair not to be cut was compared to their usual hairstyle to monitor any changes in hair growth. Data was collected and evaluated at the following times: before the test, at the end of the 6th week and again at the end of the 12th week. However, in the following description, the data gathered before the test and that gathered at the end of the 12th week was used. Figure 1 shows the results for the alopecia and areas of thinning hair. These results show that there was no hair restorative effect when these materials were taken respectively. On the other hand, these results showed that these ingredients do have some effect of hair restoration when taken respectively. This could not be verified when taking the ingredients independently as was the case with groups 2, 4, 6, 8, 9 and Figure 2 is photographic data of a subject who took 'compound ingredients 1', proving that this set of ingredients 1 had an excellent effect on hair growth the Hatsumou. Figure 3 is photographic data of a subject who ingested 'compound ingredients 2', proving that this particular combination also had an excellent effect on hair growth the Hatsumou. Figure 4 is photographic data of a subject who took 'compound ingredients 3'. This individual participated in this test for the sake of improving his thinning and greying hair. After taking 'compound ingredients 3' for 12 weeks, his thinning hair improved, in density and more than half of his gray hair turned black. These effects were based on mixing Longan seeds with the 'compound ingredients 1' or 'compound ingredients 2'. Moreover, Area 1 and Area 2 had already experienced hair loss about 25 years ago. The Hatsumou could be confirmed even in these two areas thereby proving that 'compound ingredients 3' had an excellent effect on hair growth. Figure 5 shows the changes in pain sensation at the hair root. In those cases where the hair restoration ingredients were taken independently, no changes in pain at the hair root were found when the hair was pulled. Additionally, in those cases where 'compound ingredients 1', 'compound ingredients 2' or 'compound ingredients 3' were taken respectively, the pain in the hair root became more perceptible. In alopecia and the thinning of hair, it is well-known to be accompanied by shrinkage of the hair root. Current hair tonics aim to mainly promote the circulation of blood and replenish nourishment however no reports have been found documenting pain in the hair root. The inventor thought that this phenomenon can be used as an evaluation index of hair growth. By taking the agent for hair growth of this invention, the pain at the hair root became perceptible. The reasons for this are thought to be that the agent for hair growth of this invention either improved the health of the hair and its root, or that the nervous function of the hair root was improved. Additionally, though it does not present in this description as data, all the subjects of groups 12, 13 and 14 experienced notable improvement in the sheen of hair. Moreover, in this description, the results at the time of the 12th week were used. It is thought that further effects of hair restoration will appear by continuing this test. Furthermore, at no time during which the compounds were taken were any side effects observed. Come to think of it, soybeans yellow soybeans and black soybeans have a long history in their use as food - such as Natto and bean curd in Japan - thereby clearly proving their safety. Huangjiu also has a history of years or more as a kind of beverage in China, and in Japan a history of over years. It has been proven that drinking Huangj iu in appropriate quantities positively influences one's health. The processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix and the processed Cynanchum bungei Decne have years or more history and were used as 'Buyiyao' meaning herbal tonics, a term of traditional Chinese Medicine , without any documented side effects. In recent years, the effect of processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix in decreasing serum cholesterol was found, and it is also widely used for the treatment and prevention of geriatric diseases. The Ministry of Health and Welfare in Japan has also aknowledged the medicinal of the plant and has included it in the 'Japanese Pharmacopeia', authorizing it as an oriental medicine in Japan. Data is not shown in this description, however in regards to some of the subjects who ingested the 'compound ingredients 1', the 'compound ingredients 2 'or the 'compound ingredients 3', their blood-, hepatic- and kidney function were examined. The results concluded that there were no side effects at all. In one group of the subjects, the values in their data became more normal. Therefore, it has been proven that the compound ingredients are safe for ingestion. Based on the above results, it became clear that the 'compound ingredients 1', the 'compound ingredients 2' and the 'compound ingredients 3' have excellent effects on hair growth, can notably stimulate hair growth in a short period of time, and that each compound is safe for consumption. In addition, it can be said that the compounds of this invention have the added value that is not inherent in conventional hair tonics, namely that it can be processed into the form of delicious foods whilst having excellent hair growth effects. The agent for hair growth of this invention can be used as a medicine by an untouched mode as well as a food and beverage additive. Furthermore, the agent can be preserved under room temperature for a moderate to long period of time from half a year to 2 years. The raw materials can be procured from regular markets, thereby ensuring its industrial applicability. All rights reserved. Login Sign up. Search Expert Search Quick Search. Click for automatic bibliography generation. The agent for hair growth according to any one of claims 1 to 4, which is prepared as an oral type. Means for solving the problem The inventor of this invention found that the processed semi-mature soybean has significantly enhanced effects on hair growth compared to the raw or fully matured form. Effect of the invention In this invention the positive results of the agent for hair growth is based on the use processed semi-mature soybean, processed Polygoni Multiflori Radix, processed Cynanchum bungei Decne, and Longan seed etc. The components in the invention 'The processed semi-mature soybean' The raw material of the processed semi-mature soybean in this invention is soybean Binomial name; Glycine max L. Next, I would like to explain the methods of processing for the above mentioned extracts. All the drugs authorized by the Japan Ministry of Health and Welfare can be enumerated. As an example, various forms of oral administration of the agent for hair growth are enumerated These may include the liquid type such as syrup, an ampuled liquid beverages , and then tablet, capsule, powder, fine granule and granulated powder form. Subject In this invention, the subjects were 70 healthy individuals 59 males and 11 females ranging in age from 29 to 53 years old the average age is The groups and the hair restoration ingredients The subjects were divided into 14 groups with each group consisting of 5 individuals and received the following respective hair restoration powder substances for oral consumption. Dosage and frequency The raw yellow soybean powder, the processed semi-mature soybean powder, the mature yellow soybean powder and the boiled black soybean powder were taken twice a day - once before breakfast and again once before retiring at night-time, with a dosage of 8g each time, ingesting a total of 16g per day. Evaluation of state of hair Regarding the method of evaluating the extent of alopecia and area of thinning hair, a well-known method was adopted which includes dividing the area of thinning hair into six stages representing the following conditions: A condition of normal health is termed 'stage 0'; no hair growing in the area of the forehead and the rest of the head as 'stage 5'; and stages between 0 and 5 are divided into stages 1, 2, 3, and 4. Time points of evaluation Data was collected and evaluated at the following times: before the test, at the end of the 6th week and again at the end of the 12th week. Results Figure 1 shows the results for the alopecia and areas of thinning hair.

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