The invention concerns a blackberry leaf extract and its uses, in particular to slow down skin aging, to treat the oral and pharyngeal cavity, and there in particular to prevent and slow down periodontitis and the excessive degradation of the periodontal connective tissue as well as damage to the teeth caused by matrix metalloproteinases.

Herrmann; Martina

Joppe; Holger

Franke; Helge

Vielhaber; Gabriele

Symrise AG

Blackberry extract

A wireless electronic device transcribes spoken words into text for input on an electronic device such as, but not limited to, a computer, cell phone, handheld computer, Blackberry or vehicle navigation system. The wireless transcriber device mounts within the oral cavity, preferably to the back side of a tooth, and detects vibration of the tooth and/or palate bone structure as the wearer of the device speaks. The sensed vibrations are converted to digital signals for wireless transmission to the electronic device. The electronic device receives the signals and captures the digital data containing the sensed vibrations. A software program in the electronic device reads the vibration data and converts the vibration data to text for input on the electronic device. The input text can be used for various purposes such as to create a document, fill in a form, send a text message or to give an operational command to the electronic device.

morus microphylla/dantų ėduonis

Blackberry extract

Orally Mounted wireless transcriber device

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