Abstract: A method of converting allergenic substances which may have medicinal value into a new, safe and effective non-toxic and novel product having utility as a homeopathic remedy. This invention contemplates converting toxic substances into useful medicaments by a process involving the mammary glands of animals.

Abstract: A method of preparing remedies for the treatment of bacterial and viral infections which involves introduction into the udder of an ungulate during lactation, a specific vaccine comprising bacterial and/or viral organisms in an inactive state, and the preparation of small dosages of the secretary fluid subsequently withdrawn during lactation from the ungulate thus treated.

Abstract: An "L" shaped mud pit longitudinally and horizontally hinges at an upper edge of a wall panel thereof to a portion of a vehicle frame, or an extension thereof, such that when lowered it is in ground-supported, horizontal position convenient with respect to the hole to be drilled and when raised it is in a storage-transport vertical position in which it is in line with the adjacent side of the vehicle, and its rearward portion is above the vehicle rear tire. A centrally located divider wall panel enables liquid to travel from the rear of the mud pit forward and then back again to the rear thereof where a removable extension to the mud pump intake pipe is located. Screens, adjustable leveling pads, and drain and cleanout plugs are also provided.

Abstract: This invention provides a new and useful food factor for use as a nutritional supplement for animals, which product comprises whey obtained from colostrum and milk as it comes from selected cows or other ungulates, and containing an active fraction having a molecular weight on the order of 1200 or less.

Abstract: A support device having a flexible, non-elastic base sheet which can be positioned upon the flat surface of a bed and a plurality of separate inflatable cushions each secured along one edge to the base sheet so that said cushions provide support for the buttock and hip area of the patient as well as the legs of the patient, the cushions being individually inflatable in order to normally provide an air cushion for the patient and to raise the patient into position for use of a bedpan or into other desirable orientations. Two of the support devices can be attached together to provide support for the patient's back and shoulders in addition to the patient's buttock, hip and leg area.