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• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
  • A61N—ELECTROTHERAPY; MAGNETOTHERAPY; RADIATION THERAPY; ULTRASOUND THERAPY
  • A61N1/00—Electrotherapy; Circuits therefor
  • A61N1/10—Applying static electricity

Definitions

• the present invention relates to an electronic apparatus for curing impairments of the organs and functions of an organism.
• Cures through the administration of chemical drugs, cures through the administration of homoeopathic products, radiation-based cures and others are currently essentially among the main curative therapies against the various forms of disease.
• the aim of the present invention is to eliminate the above described disadvantages by providing an electronic apparatus for curing impairments of the organs and functions of an organism, capable of compensating the electronic/molecular imbalance of said organism by means of a transfer of electrons.
• an important object of the invention is to provide an electronic apparatus for curing impairments of the organs and functions of an organism which is capable of coping with a large number and vast range of diseases in a completely harmless and painless manner .
• Another object of the present invention is to provide an electronic apparatus for curing impairments of the organs and functions of an organism which allows to emit a flux of electrons both in a localized manner and in a generalized manner according to the kind and severity of the disease affecting the sick organism.
• an electronic apparatus fcr curing impairments of the organs and functions of an organism, characterized in that it comprises an electron generator which is electrically associated with at least one plate-like element which supports a plurality of elements which emit said electrons, said emitting elements being adapted to emit said electrons with a configuration which is substantially similar to the deoxyribonucleic acid of said sick organism.
• figure 1 is a schematic view of the apparatus according to the invention
• figure 2 is a plan view of an emitting element according to the invention
• figure 3 is a schematic lateral elevation view of the emitting element illustrated in figure 2
• figure 4 is a perspective view of the apparatus, illustrating the cylindrical chamber according to the invention
• fi ⁇ ure 5 is a view which illustrates the confi ⁇ urations of the needle-shaped elements according to the invention
• figure 6 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a shaped accessory element according to the invention
• figure 7 is a perspective view of a further embodiment of the shaped accessory element according to the invention
• figure 8 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the shaped accessory element according to the invention
• figure 9 is a view of a different embodiment of the supporting element of the needle-shaped elements according to the invention
• the apparatus according to the invention comprises a per se known electron generator, generally indicated by the reference numeral 2, which is electrically associated, e.g. by means of electric wires 3, with at least one plate-like element and more precisely with at least tvo plates, respectively indicated by the reference numerals 4 and 5, which support a plurality of elements which emit the electrons, each indicated by the reference numeral 6.
• the enittinc elements 6 are conveniently adapted to emit the electrons generated by the electron generator 2 with a configuration which is substantially similar to that of deoxyribonucleic acid, more commonly termed DNA.
• the plates 4 and 5 can have, in a first embodiment, a planar configuration so that the emitting elements 6 are substantially mutually co-planar.
• the two plates 4 and 5 are convex and are mutually associable so as to define therebetween a cylindrical chamber 7 which completely encircles the organism of the sick patient.
• each plate has the emitting elements 6 in a position which is intentionally chosen position and is related to the organs of the human body which are to be cured; said emitting elements comprise a spiral-shaped element 8 which has the end of its largest coil 9 associated with said plates; the free opposite end of each spiral-shaped element 8 supports at least one needle-shaped element 10 adapted to emit electrons so that these reproduce the shape of the DNA, thus facilitating their absorption on the part of the organism of the sick patient.
• each spiral-shaped element 8 has a substantially conical configuration and is made of a metallic material with high electric conductivity.
• Each needle-shaped element 10 furthermore has a cross section which is substantially smaller than the cross section of the ⁇ oiral-shaped element with which it is associated.
• each needle-shaped element 10 has a helical configuration and is substantially inclined with respect to the axis of the spiral-shaped element 8 to affect a relatively large area of the organism.
• a plurality of needle-shaped elements is in turn retained by a supporting element 12 which is associated with the free end of the spiral-shaped element.
• one kind of supporting element conveniently has a substantially conical configuration inside which there is a channel 13 which accommodates at least one of the needle-shaped elements.
• the supporting elements 12 have a disk-like configuration 14 which is rotatably associated in a per se known manner with the free end of each spiral-shaped element.
• the disk-like supporting elements are adapted to support needle-shaped elements 15 which in this case have a curvilinear helical configuration in order to rotate said disk-like element during the emission of the electrons both to generate a beneficial turbulence of the electrons which facilitates their absorption on the part of the organism and to affect a considerably large region of the patient.
• One of the two plates 4 and 5, and more precisely the plate 4 which is arran ⁇ ed facing the back of the patient, has, in a substantially central portion. an elongated paraboloid body 40 inside which the emitting elements are concentrated so as to massively affect the spinal column of the patient's organism with the electrons emitted by said emitting elements.
• the apparatus furthermore has at least one shaped accessory element 30, also provided with the needle-shaped elements 10 so that according to the requirements it is possible to facilitate the electrons in reaching the internal organs of the sick organism despite the particular external configuration thereof.
• the accessory element 30 can furthermore be movably applied and e.g. be activated by a known motor inside the paraboloid body.
• the accessory element has a conical configuration 31 which has, on its circular rim 18, a plurality of balls 19 which allow it to slide at a preset distance on the body of the patient.
• the accessory element has a tubular configuration 20 or again a parabolic configuration 21.
• the apparatus comprises a dome 22 which is also provided with the emitting elements and is easily associable above the cylindrical chamber.
• the apparatus comprises a base plate 23 arranged on the opposite side with respect to the dome 22; said plate, when the patient is placed above it, allows the return of the electrons which have not been absorbed tv the patient's organism to the electron emitter 2.
• the needle-shaped elements can, by virtue of their particular configuration, release the electrons with a configuration similar to the shape of DNA, so as to allow them to be easily absorbed by the patient's organism.
• the electrons which are not attracted by the atoms of the molecules which have an atom which is lacking an electron pass through the body of the patient without causing any harm whatsoever, and are returned to the electron generator through the base plate.
• the times required for the application of the electrons to an organism are related to the emitted power and may vary from a few seconds of application to an unlimited time, since they are harmless. it is furthermore specified that from an electric viewpoint an electronic emission ranging from fractions of a microampere to approximately 200 microamperes is used.
• the materials employed, as well as the dimensions, may be any according to the requirements and to the state of the art.

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