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USPTO recognizes RZN Nutraceuticals' HerbaZorb as a patentable delivery system

Published on September 11, 2009 at 7:32 AM · No Comments

RZN Nutraceuticals, Inc.,(www.rznnutra.com) a leading developer of proven effective herbal products which have been clinically tested on sufferers of severe arthritis and migraines has announced receipt of a Notice of Allowance from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for the firm's absorption and delivery system process methodology patent application, a technology RZN has named HerbaZorb(TM). Two of the firm's most popular product offerings, Arthri-Zen Relief(R) and Migra-Zen Relief(R) PLUS capsules already use the technology in their manufacture. The use of this preparation method ensures the rapid and effective absorption of active ingredients.

"We're very pleased that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has recognized HerbaZorb as a patentable delivery system that allows herbal supplements and functional foods to be absorbed with full potency intact," said Mark Lubin, founder of RZN Nutraceuticals, Inc., and a 25-year veteran biomedical engineer and research scientist in the fields of orthopedics, joint diseases, implantable cardiac devices, materials science and medical chemistry.

Among the proprietary characteristics of HerbaZorb noted in the patent application are that it protects beneficial phytochemicals of herbs and herbal extracts from being digested prior to entering the bloodstream, providing a significant advantage to both producers of herbal products and those who consume them. "The basis for our patent is that our delivery system represents a breakthrough in the field of bioavailability, the process by which active ingredients are delivered to the bloodstream intact, ensuring their maximum usefulness in the body." Mr. Lubin commented.

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