ES1217751U - SUIT FOR THE APPLICATION OF BIOMAGNETIC PAR THERAPY (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Suit for the application of biomagnetic pair therapy formed by at least one inner layer and one outer layer, both of a flexible material, characterized in that it comprises channels (1) formed by seams between the inner layer and the outer layer and that they form empty spaces, and because each one of said channels (1) comprises marks that indicate points (8) of testing. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

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SUIT FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE BIOMAGNETIC PAIR THERAPY OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

This invention relates to a suit intended to be used in the therapeutic technique called "Biomagnetic Pair", based on the detection and measurement of altered magnetic fields in the human body of patients with the positioning of magnets.

More specifically, the suit of the invention is used for the correct positioning of the magnets on the patient's body, that is, for, according to the location of the two bioelectric charges that are in resonance, to detect and measure the excitability sign neuromuscular shortening of the right lower limb of the patient who is treated by this technique.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The present invention is based on the discovery and formulation of the therapeutic technique of Dr. Isaac Goiz Duran called Biomagnetic Par, which is part of Medical Biomagnetism, which is based on studying, detecting, classifying, measuring and correcting functional alterations of pH of the internal organs that show the presence of diseases caused by different types of pathogenic microorganisms.

Specifically, said theory postulates the existence of two dysfunctional bioelectric charges in bioresonance within a living organism, as a consequence of the fundamental pH alteration of the organs, tissues and anatomical structures that support them, and that respond in a specific way in the organism (shortening of the right pelvic limb) in the presence of a specific magnetic polarity. Such charges can be caused by various factors such as infections by viruses, bacteria, fungi or parasites, defects in the electrical conductivity of the heart, nervous system or muscles, oxidative stress, psycho-emotional problems,

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glandular dysfunctions, neuropathies, starvation, dehydration, poisoning, acidosis or metabolic and / or respiratory alkalosis, acute or chronic inflammation, sprains, fractures, etc. and they can be balanced by means of static magnetic fields of more than 1000 external gausses, by positioning permanent artificial magnets at specific points (8), that is, according to the location of the two bioelectric charges that are in resonance.

In this way, the magnets help to balance said dysfunctional bioelectric charges thus normalizing all cells, tissues, organs and systems in the body. The pH correction in the organs that support these bioelectric charges is finally what allows the normalization of the cells, tissues and organs of the organism.

To carry out this technique the therapist places the patient in supine position on a stretcher, holding his legs at the height of the lower third of both twins while performing a movement of oscillations between them and lifting them alternately. Thus, while this movement is being carried out, a magnet of northern polarity is placed on the patient at certain points (8) waiting for the shortening of the patient's lower limb to occur, at which point a magnet is placed for a time. the same power but opposite polarity, south, at the corresponding resonance point, which relates an acid zone to an alkaline zone, so that the pH of that zone is balanced.

Therefore, for the application of this technique to be optimal, that is, to achieve a correction of the different dysfunctional bioelectric charges in the organism, it is necessary to go through all the anatomical points sensitive to this technique without forgetting any.

Although in principle the technique is simple and anyone with certain knowledge and experience can apply it, the fact that the number of total points (8) to test amounts to a total of 264 means that, in the end, it is not so simple. This high number of points (8) makes it difficult, on the one hand, for the therapist to remember to test all without forgetting any and, on the other, to remember the exact position of each one.

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Thus, the application of the biomagnetic pair technique may not be optimal, both for not testing all the points, or for not positioning the magnets at points (8) that could be bioelectrically altered and / or in their depolarization pairs, which obviously has a negative impact on the benefits and power of said technique.

To this difficulty is added the fact that the time available for therapy is usually reduced, typically around 45 min, since higher times tend to cause anxiety and fatigue in patients and throw false positives during testing. Therefore, the correct testing of each and every one of the 264 points is even more complicated for the therapist.

Finally, another aspect that can lead to an incorrect or deficient application of therapy is the fact that the assessment of the shortening of the lower limb depends largely on the expertise and experience of the therapist, so that someone with little or no experience Sufficient knowledge can detect false positives or not detect others. To this, in addition, the fact is added that, even for experienced therapists, it is sometimes difficult to assess these shortcomings quantitatively at a glance due to factors such as haste, fatigue or lack of concentration, congenital dysmetria of the lower extremities of the patient, etc.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The suit of the invention solves the aforementioned problem by being able to guide the therapist accurately and unequivocally when applying biomagnetic pair therapy, on the one hand helping him not to forget any of the points to be tested and, on the other, indicating these points in the patient's body and systematizing the application of the therapy, which results in an optimal application of the same and, therefore, in an optimal diagnosis.

Specifically, the suit of the present invention will guide the therapist so that he or she takes a tour by tracking each and every one of the anatomical points of the patient in which there is the possibility of finding some magnetic mismatch, facilitating the positioning of the magnets on the anatomical reference system and helping

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conclude the screening in a short time and effectively, allowing also to facilitate the detection of contractions or elongations of the right hemibody, as well as its measurement, so that said therapist has greater certainty of the bioelectric alterations present and then impact the dysfunctional bioelectric loads and that These are depolarized.

For this, the suit of the present invention covers practically the entire body of the patient, except for small holes corresponding to the nose and mouth and comprises two layers of flexible material joined together in such a way that one of those layers It is located inside and the other outside.

On the other hand, said suit comprises ten channels spread over its entire surface so that they cover all the points that should be tested by biomagnetic pair therapy. That is to say, through the channels the neodymium magnets used for the implementation of the therapy will be able to run, which are easily introduced or removed from the aforementioned channels by means of two slits similar to those of the buttonhole of a button.

The channels are empty spaces created with seams between the inner layer and the outer layer of the suit and will have a width such that they allow the transit of the magnets used during the therapy throughout their length, which will be directed by another magnet of opposite polarity from the outside along the channel and then be fixed with it as a clasp when it is required to depolarize some bioelectric alteration according to the technique of the biomagnetic pair. On the other hand, the slits should be located one at the beginning and one at the end of each channel, so that they allow to introduce and remove the magnets from the suit.

In other words, the channels constitute a path that allows the therapist to drag the magnet located inside so as to travel through all the tracking points of the therapy, stopping in them the necessary time (usually a few seconds) or positioning them more time when necessary, in which case the outer magnet will act as a brooch. This solves the problem that usually occurs when applying the biomagnetic pair technique, which is that sometimes external magnets are held by

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inefficient means, such as adhesive tape, which detaches easily and causes the magnets to fall.

Specifically, the total points to be tested by the therapist in the current therapy of the biomagnetic pair is 264, which will be distributed among the ten mentioned channels and can be located thanks to the fact that on the outside of the suit they will be marked by any means appropriate, for example by means of a color code.

More specifically, if the suit is divided into zones, each of them has to include the following test points.

- Mask: 71 points marked and divided into three channels;

- Body or central body: 159 points divided into three channels;

- Two elbow pads with 2 points each;

- Two gloves with 6 points each;

- Two knee pads with 6 points each; Y

- Two boots with 2 points each.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

To complement the description that is being made and in order to help a better understanding of the features of the invention, this descriptive report is accompanied, as an integral part thereof, of a set of drawings, in which with character Illustrative and not limiting, the following has been represented:

Figures 1 to 4.- They show schematic views of the suit of the invention in which the channels that run through the mask can be seen.

Figures 5 to 12.- They show schematic views of the suit of the invention in which the channels that run through the body can be seen.

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Figures 13 and 14.- They show schematic views of the suit of the invention in which the channels that run through the right elbow and glove can be seen.

Figures 15 and 16.- They show schematic views of the suit of the invention in which the channels that run along the left elbow and glove can be seen.

Figures 17 and 18.- They show schematic views of the suit of the invention in which the channels that run along the right knee and boot can be seen.

Figures 19 and 20.- They show schematic views of the suit of the invention in which the channels that run along the left knee and boot can be seen.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

According to a possible practical embodiment, shown in the figures, the suit for the application of biomagnetic pair therapy of the invention is formed by two layers, one internal and the other external, both of a flexible material such as polyamide in an 84 % and elastane, natural latex or neoprene by 16%, so that it is adjustable and where also said suit covers approximately 95% of the surface of the patient's body except for nose and mouth.

As already said, said suit comprises ten channels (1.1 to 1.10) formed by empty spaces created with seams between the inner layer and the outer layer of the suit and are distributed throughout its surface so that they cross all the points (8) that must be tested and through which the ferrite or neodymium magnets (not shown) used for the implementation of biomagnetic pair therapy, magnets that, according to a preferred embodiment are at least 1000 gauss and present a form of disc of small height and 1 cm in diameter for those that run through the channels of the mask (2) and 3.75 cm in diameter for the rest and with a separation force between them equivalent to 3.5 kg.

Thus, according to said embodiment, the channels (1.1 to 1.10) have a width of 1.5 cm in the area of the mask and 4 cm in the rest of the areas of the suit.

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On the other hand, the slits used at the beginning and at the end of each channel (1.1 to 1.10) for the introduction of the magnets are placed one at the beginning and one at the end of each of said channels, so that according to said realization there will be twenty slits, two per channel.

As also said, the total points to be tested by the therapist is 264, which are distributed among the ten channels (1.1 to 1.10) mentioned and can be located thanks to the outside of the suit will be marked by any appropriate medium, for example by means of a color code or visual marks of any kind.

More specifically, if the suit is divided into zones, each of them has to include the following test points (8).

- Mask (2): 71 points (8) marked and divided into three channels (1.1 to 1.3);

- Body (3) or central body: 159 points (8) divided into three channels (1.4 to 1.6);

- Two elbow pads (4.1, 4.2) right and left respectively, with 2 points (8) each;

- Two gloves (5.1, 5.2) right and left respectively, with 6 points (8) each;

- Two knee pads (6.1, 6.2) right and left respectively, with 6 points (8) each;

- Two boots (7.1,7.2) right and left respectively, with 2 points (8) each.

Said boots (7) also comprise, on the one hand, a mark on the heel consisting of a visual mark, for example a line of one color, which makes it possible to visualize the contraction or elongation of the right lower body. On the other hand, they include a length mark divided into millimeters and centimeters in order to quantify the said contractions or elongations of the right lower body.

According to the preferred embodiment, the different channels (1) for each of the zones of the suit of the invention must be as follows:

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The mask (2) will cover the entire head and upper neck, leaving the patient's nose and mouth free. The 71 test points (8) it contains are distributed in three channels (1.1, 1.2, 1.3) where, specifically, each of said channels comprises the points (8) indicated below.

The first channel (1.1) of the mask (2) comprises 20 points:

- A1: INTERCILIATE, in the middle of the two eyebrows (eyebrows) on the middle plane.

- A2: SUPRACILIAR, superior to interciliar (frown) 1 cm in the lower part of the forehead on the middle plane. Superior to interciliate 1 cm.

- A3: HYPOPHYSIS, upper part of the face and central part of the forehead on the middle plane.

- A4: PREPINIAL, upper part of the skull on the middle plane.

- A5: PINIAL, upper part of the skull on the middle plane and the coronal plane.

- A6: POSPINEAL, superoposterior part of the skull on the middle plane.

- A7: RIGHT TEMPOROCCIPITAL, right superoposterolateral part of the skull on the temporoccipital fissure.

- A8: LEFT TEMPOROCCIPITAL, upper left-side part of the skull on the temporoccipital fissure.

- A9: LEFT PARIETAL, left superolateral part of the skull on the coronal plane.

- A10: RIGHT PARIETAL, right superolateral part of the skull on the coronal plane.

- A11: RIGHT OCCIPITAL, superior to cerebellum in the posterior superior part of the skull on the right side of the middle plane.

- A12: OCCIPITAL LEFT, superior to cerebellum in the posterior superior part of the skull on the left side of the middle plane.

- A13: RIGHT BRAIN, superior to the medulla oblongata at the back of the skull on the right side of the middle plane.

- A14: LEFT BRAIN, superior to a spinal bulb on the back of the skull on the left side of the middle plane.

- A15: RAQUIDEO BULB, superior to Atlas in the lower posterior part of the skull on the midplane.

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- A16: RIGHT ATLAS, in the posterior superior part of the neck to the right side of the middle plane between C1 - C3.

- A17: LEFT ATLAS, in the posterior superior part of the neck to the left side of the middle plane between C1 - C3.

- A18: CERVICAL, the 7 cervical vertebrae are traced on the median plane.

- A19: RIGHT NECK, on the right posteroinferolateral part of the neck between C7 - T1.

- A20: LEFT NECK, on the left posteroinferolateral part of the neck between C7 - T1.

The second channel (1.2) of the mask (2) comprises 26 points:

- B1: RIGHT POMULUM, inferolateral to eye 0.5-1.5 cm above the bony prominence of the zygomatic bone.

- B2: RIGHT PARANASAL BREAST, inferior to eye 1-2 cm and lateral to nose 1 cm.

- B3: RIGHT NOSE, inferior to lacrimal on the right lateral edge of the lower portion of the nose.

- B4: BAD RIGHT, inferior to the eye and lateral to the nose in the anterior superior part of the zygomatic bone.

- B5: RIGHT ORBITAL FLOOR, on the lower edge of the eye.

- B6: RIGHT CRANIAL, medial edge of the eye on the right side of the middle plane

- B7: LACRIMAL RIGHT, inferior to cranial on the lateral edges of the middle part of the nose.

- B8: RIGHT EYE, on the eyeball.

- B9: RIGHT SONG, on the lateral edge of the eye.

- B10: RIGHT EYE, on the eyelid of the eye.

- B11: RIGHT FRONT BREAST, upper part of the face on the forehead to the sides of the middle plane.

- B12: RIGHT POLO, superoanterolateral part of the skull in the frontoparietal fissure.

- B13: RIGHT WILLIS POLYGON, posterior superior part of the skull over the temporal lobe in the posterior superior part of the skull in the coronal plane.

- B14: IF RIGHT, superolateral to eye 1-2cm.

- B15: OPTICAL RIGHT CHIASMA, anterior part of the temporal lobe.

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- B16: RIGHT TEMPORARY, superior to ear on the coronal plane in the central part of the temporal and lateral bone of the skull.

- B17: RIGHT EAR, greater than 1 cm from the atrial cartilage in the coronal plane.

- B18: RIGHT EAR, on the ear canal in the coronal plane.

- B19: RIGHT, posterior or posteroinferior mastoid to ear 1-2cm above the mastoid bone.

- B20: RIGHT ANGLE, lateral part of the mandible in the temporomandibular joint.

- B21: RIGHT PALATIN AMIGDALA, inferior to angle of the mandible in the superolateral part of the neck.

- B22: RIGHT PAROTIDE, in the mandibular line, between the amfgdala and the jaw

- B23: RIGHT MANDIBLE, lower edge of the right side chin.

- B24: MANDIBLE CENTER, lower edge of the chin to the center.

- B25: RIGHT LANGUAGE, from the oral corner to the side.

- B26: RIGHT COMMISSION, on the lateral edge of the mouth (lip commissure) right side.

The third channel (1.3) of the mask (2) comprises 25 points:

- C1: LEFT POMULO, inferolateral to eye 0.5-1.5 cm above the bony prominence of the zygomatic bone.

- C2: SENOPARANASAL LEFT, inferior to eye 1-2 cm and lateral to nose 1 cm.

- C3: LEFT NOSE, inferior to lacrimal on the left lateral edge of the lower portion of the nose.

- C4: LEFT MALAR, inferior to the eye and lateral to the nose in the anterior superior part of the zygomatic bone.

- C5: LEFT ORBITAL FLOOR, on the lower edge of the eye.

- C6: LEFT CRANIAL, medial edge of the eye on the left side of the middle plane

- C7: LACRIMAL LEFT, inferior to cranial on the lateral edges of the middle part of the nose.

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- C8: LEFT EYE, on the eyeball.

- C9: LEFT SONG, on the lateral edge of the eye.

- C10: LEFT EYELID, on the eyelid of the eye.

- C11: LEFT FRONT BREAST, upper part of the face on the forehead to the sides of the middle plane.

- C12: LEFT POLO, superoanterolateral part of the skull in the frontoparietal fissure.

- C13: WILLIS IZQUEIRDO POLYGON, posterior superior part of the skull over the temporal lobe in the posterior superior part of the skull in the coronal plane.

- C14: IF LEFT, superolateral to eye 1-2cm.

- C15: LEFT OPTICO CHIASMA, anterior part of the temporal lobe.

- C16: LEFT TEMPORAL, superior to ear on the coronal plane in the central part of the temporal and lateral bone of the skull.

- C17: LEFT EAR, greater than 1 cm of length over the atrial cartilage in the coronal plane.

- C18: LEFT HEAR, on the ear canal in the coronal plane.

- C19: LEFT MASTOIDS, posterior or posteroinferior to ear 1-2cm above the mastoid bone.

- C20: LEFT ANGLE, lateral part of the mandible in the temporomandibular joint.

- C21: LEFT PAROTIDE, in the mandibular line, between the amfgdala and the jaw

- C22: LEFT PALATIN AMIGDALA, inferior to the angle of the mandible in the superolateral part of the neck.

- C23: LEFT HANDLE, lower edge of the chin on the left side.

- C24: LEFT LANGUAGE, from the oral commissure to the ofdo.

- C25: LEFT COMMISSION, on the lateral edge of the mouth (lip commissure) left side.

The body (3) is the garment that covers the entire body except the limbs because it reaches the middle part of the arm and covers the upper part of the leg, under the bursa, it is fastened with a non-metallic closure strategically placed so as not to interfere with the tracking channels (1). It has three channels (1.4, 1.5, 1.6).

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The fourth channel (1.4) of the suit, which runs through the body (3), comprises the following 50 points:

- D1: LARINGE, anterosuperior part of the neck on the middle plane.

- D2: RIGHT THYROID, anterior and central part of the neck on the middle plane.

- D3: LEFT THYROIDES, anterior and central part of the neck on the middle plane.

- D4: MANTERN OF THE ESTERNON, upper part of the thorax in the first part of the sternum (Handlebar) on the middle plane.

- D5: TIMO, upper part of the thorax on the middle plane.

- D6: RIGHT TRAQUEA, upper part of the body of the sternum on the parasternal line.

- D7: TRAQUEA LEFT, upper body of the sternum on the parasternal line.

- D8: ESTERNON, anterior and central part of the thorax on the central part of the sternum body in the middle plane.

- D9: RIGHT CARINA, inferior to the sternum handle 3-5 cm above the middle part of the sternum (body) on the right side of the median plane.

- D10: LEFT CARINA, inferior to the sternum handle 3-5 cm above the middle part of the sternum (body) on the left side of the median plane.

- D11: MEDIASTINE, inferior to thymus, anterior and central part of the thorax on the middle plane.

- D12: CARDIAS, inferior to mediastinum on the inferior border of the xiphoid appendix on the mid-epigastric plane.

- D13: STOMACH, inferior to cardias in the inferior part of the epigastrium on the middle plane.

- D14: PANCREAS HEAD, lower than stomach at the upper edge of the navel in mesogastrium over the midplane.

- D15: RIGHT EPIPLON, on the lateral edges of the navel in

mesogastrium

- D16: LEFT EPIPLON, on the lateral edges of the navel in

mesogastrium

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- D17: TRANSVERSE COLON, lower edge of the navel on the mid plane in mesogastrium.

- D18: UTERUS, superior to bladder in the upper part of hypogastrium.

- D19: BLADDER, superior to pubis in the inferior part of the hypogastrium on the middle plane.

- D20: OVARY RIGHT, lateral to the uterus in the superomedial part of the iliac fossa.

- D21: LEFT OVARY, lateral to the uterus in the superomedial part of the iliac fossa.

- D22: RIGHT FALOPIO TROMPA, lateral to the uterus in the superolateral part of the hypogastrium.

- D23: LEFT FALOPIO TROMPA, lateral to uterus in the superolateral part of the hypogastrium.

- D24: RIGHT ANNEX, lateral to the bladder on the inferolateral edge of the hypogastrium.

- D25: LEFT ANNEX, lateral to the bladder on the inferolateral edge of the hypogastrium.

- D26: SUPRAPUBIC, upper edge of the pubic bone in the lower part of the hypogastrium on the middle plane.

- D27: PUBIS, superior to the urethra on the inferior border of the pelvis on the pubic bone on the median plane.

- D28: CLITORIS, upper part of the vagina.

- D29: RIGHT TESTICLE, on the testicle.

- D30: LEFT TESTICLE, on the testicle.

- D31: RIGHT VAGINA, on the vagina.

- D32: LEFT VAGINA, on the vagina.

- D33: URETRA, on the lower edge of the pubic bone in women and on the back of the penis in men.

- D34: PROSTATE RIGHT, lower part of the testicles on the perine.

- D35: LEFT PROSTATE, lower part of the testicles on the perineum.

- D36: YEAR, on the middle intergluteo fold in the esffnter of the anus on the mid plane.

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- D37: COXIS, upper part of the intergluteo fold over the middle plane in the coxal bone.

- D38: STRAIGHT, superior to anus on the upper intergluteo fold over the middle plane.

- D39: SACRO, superior to coccyx 1-2 cm above the midplane.

- D40: INTERILIAC, greater than sacral 1-2 cm above the midplane.

- D41: LUMBAR, the five lumbar vertebrae are traced on the middle plane.

- D42: RIGHT SUPPRARENAL, greater than 1 - 3 cm renal capsule on the paravertebral line between T6 - T8.

- D43: CENTRAL ADPRARENAL, greater than 1 - 3 cm renal capsule on the paravertebral line between T6 - T8.

- D44: LEFT SUPRARENAL, greater than 1 - 3 cm renal capsule on the paravertebral line between T6 - T8.

- D45: RIGHT CAVA, superior to adrenal to the sides of the midplane between T4 - T6.

- D46: CAVA CENTRO, superior to adrenal to the sides of the midplane between T4 - T6.

- D47: LEFT CAVA, superior to adrenal to the sides of the midplane between T4 - T6.

- D48: DORSAL, the 12 thoracic vertebrae are traced on the middle plane.

- D49: DORSAL 2 RIGHT, superior to cava on the sides of the middle plane in T2.

- D50: DORSAL 2 LEFT, superior to cava on the sides of the middle plane in T2.

The fifth channel (1.5) of the suit, which runs through the body (3), comprises the following 56 points:

- E1: RIGHT PARTIROID, lateral part of the thyroid at 0.5-2 cm

- E2: RIGHT CAROTIDE, anterolateral part of the neck over the carotid artery.

- E3: RIGHT CERVICAL PLEXUS, inferolateral part of the neck.

- E4: RIGHT STERNOCLEIDEOMASTOIDEO, inferolateral part of the neck over the sternocleidomastoid muscle.

- E5: RIGHT VAGO, anteroinferolateral part of the neck or superolateral edge of the jugular notch.

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- E6: FIRST RIGHT RIB, inferior to subclavian 1-2 cm above the first rib on the middle clavicular line.

- E7: RIGHT SUBCLAVIA, lower edge of the clavmula on the middle clavicular line.

- E8: SUPRAESPINOSO RIGHT, upper edge of the thorax on the middle clavicular line

- E9: RIGHT DELTOIDS, proximal lateral part of the arm in the middle deltoid muscle on the coronal plane.

- E10: RIGHT HUMER, lateral part of the arm between the shoulder and the elbow on the coronal plane.

- E11: AXILA RIGHT, central part of the armpit in the upper part of the axillary midline.

- E12: RIGHT FULL, inferior to the armpit 2-3 cm above the axillary midline in the 3-5 intercostal space.

- E13: RIGHT COSTAL, on the anterior axillary line between the 8 - 11 intercostal space.

- E14: SUPRAHEPATICO, inferior to the pleura 2-3 cm above the axillary midline in the 4-6 intercostal space.

- E15: LIVER, inferior to suprahepatic 1-3 cm above the axillary midline in the 6-10 intercostal space.

- E16: PERILHEPATICO, inferior to liver in the chondral edge on the axillary midline.

- E17: COSTOHEPATICO, anterior to liver on the anterior axillary line in the 610 intercostal space.

- E18: RETROHEPATICO, posterior to liver on the posterior axillary line in the 610 intercostal space.

- E19: RIGHT CONDRAL, on the clavicular midline between the 6 - 8 intercostal space.

- E20: HEPATIC LIGAMENT, medial part of the right clavicular midline in the 7 - 9 intercostal space.

- E21: ESOFAGICO HIATO, in the inferior right edge of the appendage xifoides in epigastrium.

- E22: VESICULA, inferior to the breast on the right clavicular middle line between the 7 - 9 intercostal space.

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- E23: RIGHT DIAPHRAGM, on the inferior chondral edge on the clavicular midline.

- E24: CONDUCT OF THE VESICULA, inferior to vesfcula on the right clavicular midline between the 9 - 11 intercostal space.

- E25: PILORO, inferior to the vesicle duct on the right clavicular midline on the inferior chondral edge.

- E26: PANCREAS CONDUCT, inferolateral to navel 1 - 2 cm at the inferolateral edge of the mesogastrium.

- E27: DUODENE, inferior to the pancreas duct on the right clavicular midline in the inferomedial part of the right flank.

- E28: RIGHT PERITONEO, inferolateral to navel at 2 cm in mesogastrium,

- E29: DESCENDING COLON, superior lateral to ileocecal valve on the lower edge of the right flank.

- E30: RIGHT URETER, lower edge of the navel on the mid plane in mesogastrium.

- E31; APPENDIX, inferolateral to the ileocecal valve on the lateral part of the right iliac fossa.

- E32: ILEOCECAL VALVE, on the right clavicular midline inferior to the duodenum in the superomedial part of the right iliac fossa.

- E33: RIGHT ISCHIATICS, posterior to the hip 2 - 5 cm in the lateral part of the scapular midline.

- E34: RIGHT INGUINAL NERVE, lateral part of the inguinal fold.

- E35: BLIND, inferior to the ileocecal valve in the central part of the right ilphaca fossa.

- E36: MAY BE RIGHT, medial part of the inguinal fold.

- E37: LOWER RIGHT TROCANTER, proximomedial part of the leg.

- E38: RIGHT FEMORAL VENA, posteromedial part of the leg between adductor and lesser trocanter.

- E39: CUADRICEPS RIGHT, anterior and central part of the quadriceps muscle.

- E40: RIGHT BURSA, proximomedial part of the arm on the coronal plane.

- E41: TENSOR OF THE FASCIA LATA RIGHT, anterolateral part of the thigh between the greater trocanter and the knee.

- E42: TROCANTER MAJOR RIGHT, in the most prominent bone projection of the proximal lateral part of the leg

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- E43: RIGHT GLUTE, on the central part of the gluteus.

- E44ILIACO RIGHT Upper edge of the gluteus on the mid-scapular line.

- E45: DOUGLAS RIGHT SACO; lateral to the sacroiliac joint 1-2 cm.

- E46: RIGHT ISCHION, on the lower edge of the gluteus in the posterior posterior part of the leg.

- E47: RIGHT HIP, lateral part of the anterior superior iliac spine in the coronal plane.

- E48: ILLACA RIGHT CREST, on the anterior superior iliac spine in the coronal plane in the anterosuperolateral part of the iliac fossa.

- E49: FOURTH LUMBAR RIGHT, superior to the sacrum in the fourth lumbar vertebra on the median plane.

- E50: SQUARE LUMBAR RIGHT, superior to iliac bone 3 - 5 cm above the mid-scapular line in the 3 - 4 lumbar vertebra.

- E51: RENAL RENAL CALIZ, greater than lumbar square 3 - 5 cm above the mid-scapular line between the 1 - 2 lumbar vertebra.

- E52: RIGHT RHINE, superior to Renal Chalice 2 - 4 cm above the scapular midline between T10 - T12.

- E53: RIGHT RENAL CAPSULE, greater than 1 - 2 cm Rinon on the scapular midline between T8 - T10.

- E54: RIGHT FLANK, on the lateral edge of the scapular midline between the 9 - 11 intercostal space.

- E55: RIGHT LUNG, on the scapular midline from the upper back to T12.

- E56: RIGHT SCAPULA, central part of the scapula or between T1 - T7 on the mid scapular line.

The sixth channel (1.6) of the suit, which runs through the body (3), comprises the following 53 points:

- F1: LEFT PARTIROID, lateral part of the thyroid at 0.5-2 cm.

- F2: LEFT CAROTIDE, anterolateral part of the neck over the carotid artery.

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- F3: LEFT CERVICAL PLEXUS, inferolateral part of the neck

- F4: LEFT STERNOCLEIDOMASTODEO, inferolateral part of the neck over the sternocleidomastoid muscle.

- F5: LEFT VAGO, anteroinferolateral part of the neck or superolateral edge of the jugular notch.

- F6: FIRST LEFT RIB, inferior to subclavian 1-2 cm above the first rib on the middle clavicular line.

- F7: LEFT SUBCLAVIA, lower edge of the clavicle on the middle clavicular line.

- F8: SUPRAESPINOUS LEFT, upper edge of the thorax on the clavicular midline.

- F9: LEFT DELTOIDS, proximal lateral part of the arm in the middle deltoid muscle on the coronal plane.

- F10: LEFT HUMERO; lateral part of the arm between the ombre and the elbow on the coronal plane.

- F11: LEFT AXIL, central part of the armpit in the upper part of the axillary midline.

- F12: CORONARY, on the left clavicular midline in the 2 - 4 intercostal space.

- F13: VENTRICULAR AURICLE SENUS, medial part of the left clavicular midline in the 4 - 6 intercostal space.

- F14: PERICARDIO, lateral part of the left clavicular midline in the 7 - 9 intercostal space.

- F15: LEFT CONDRAL: on the clavicular midline between the 6 - 8 intercostal space.

- F16: LEFT DIAPHRAGM, on the inferior chondral edge on the clavicular midline.

- F17: ESOFAGO, lower part of the body of the sternum on the parasternal line.

- F18: LEFT COSTAL, on the anterior axillary line between the 8 - 11 intercostal space.

- F19: LEFT PLEURE, inferior to the armpit 2-3 cm above the axillary midline in the 3-5 intercostal space.

- F20: BAZO, superolateral pancreatic ligament on the left axillary midline between the 9th-11th rib.

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- F21: PANCREATIC LIGAMENT, superior to the tip of the pancreas in the inferolateral part of the left hypochondrium.

- F22: PANCREAS POINT, left superolateral or left lateral 0.5-2 cm from the pancreas tail on the superolateral or lateral parts of the left flank.

- F23: COSTODIAFRAGMATICO, on the inferior chondral edge in the lateral part of the left clavicular midline.

- F24: PANCREAS, left or left lateral superolateral 1.5-3 cm from the head of pancreas, on the left or lateral left mesogastrium superolateral.

- F25: PANCREAS TAIL, left superolateral or left lateral 1.5-3 cm from the pancreas body on the superomedial or medial part of the left flank.

- F26: ASCENDING COLON, lower edge of the left flank.

- F27: LEFT PERITONEO, inferolateral to navel at 2 cm in mesogastrium,

- F28: LEFT ISCHIATIC BRANCH, posterior to the hip 2 - 5 cm in the lateral part of the scapular midline.

- F29: LEFT URETERUS, lower edge of the navel on the middle plane in mesogastrium.

- F30: SIGMOID COLON, inferolateral to navel 1 - 2 cm at the inferolateral edge of the mesogastrium.

- F31: CONTRACIEGO, in the descending-sigmoid union in the central part of the left ilphaca fossa.

- F32: LEFT INGUINAL NERVE, lateral part of the inguinal fold.

- F33: LEFT BEING, medial part of the inguinal fold.

- F34: LOWER TROCANTER LEFT, proximomedial part of the leg.

- F35: LEFT FEMORAL VENA, posteromedial part of the leg between adductor and lesser trocanter.

- F36: LEFT QUADRICEPS, anterior and central part of the quadriceps muscle.

- F37: TENSOR OF THE LEFT LATIN PASCIA, proximomedial part of the arm on the coronal plane.

- F38: LEFT BURSA, anterolateral part of the thigh between the greater trocanter and the knee.

- F39: TROCANTER MAJOR LEFT, in the most prominent bone projection of the proximal lateral part of the leg.

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- F40: LEFT GLUTEO, on the central part of the gluteus.

- F41 ILLACO LEFT Upper edge of the gluteus on the scapular midline.

- F42: SACK OF DOUGLAS LEFT, lateral to the sacroiliac joint 1-2 cm.

- F43: LEFT ISQUION, on the lower edge of the gluteus in the proximal posterior part of the leg.

- F44: LEFT HIP, lateral part of the anterior superior iliac spine in the coronal plane.

- F45: ILLACA IZQUIERDO CREST, on the anterior superior iliac spine in the coronal plane in the anterosuperolateral part of the iliac fossa.

- F46: FOURTH LUMBAR LEFT, superior to the sacrum in the fourth lumbar vertebra on the median plane.

- F47: SQUARE LUMBAR LEFT, superior to iliac bone 3 - 5 cm above the mid-scapular line in the 3 - 4 lumbar vertebra.

- F48: LEFT RENAL CALIZE, superior to lumbar square 3 - 5 cm above the scapular midline between the 1 - 2 lumbar vertebra.

- F49: RIGHT LEFT, superior to Renal Chalice 2 - 4 cm above the scapular midline between T10 - T12.

- F50: LEFT RENAL CAPSULE, greater than 1 - 2 cm Rinon on the scapular midline between T8 - T10.

- F51: LEFT FLANK, on the lateral edge of the scapular midline between the 9 - 11 intercostal space.

- F52: LEFT LUNG, on the scapular midline from the upper back to T12.

- F53: LEFT SCAPULA, central part of the scapula or between T1 - T7 on the mid scapular line.

The seventh channel (1.7) passes through two elements of the suit, the elbow (4.1) and the glove

(5.1) rights. It is important that both the elbow (4.1) and the glove (5.1) contain a signal to distinguish them from those on the left side so as not to affect the sequence. The elbow (4.1) is a garment that covers the elbow and can be short or long, since it only requires covering two anatomical points. On the other hand the glove (5.1) is

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a garment that covers from the wrist to the fingers, which contains six anatomical points.

Therefore, the seventh channel (1.7) of the suit, which runs through the elbow (4.1) and the glove

(5.1) rights, includes the following 8 points:

On the right elbow (4.1):

- G1: RIGHT BRANCH, anterior part of the arm on the flexion of the elbow.

- G2: RIGHT ELBOW, back of the arm over the bony prominence of the

elbow.

In the glove (5.1) right:

- G3: RIGHT CUBE, medial part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist ipsilateral to the menique finger.

- G4: RIGHT RADIUS, medial part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist ipsilateral to the thumb.

- G5: RIGHT MUNECA, anterior and central part of the articulation of the wrist.

- G6: MUNON, central part of the doll.

- G7: RIGHT PALM, central part of the palm of the hand

- G8: RIGHT INDEX, anterior part of the last phalanges of the index finger.

As in the previous case, the eighth channel (1.8) transits through two elements, the left elbow (4.2) and the glove (5.2), which in a preferred embodiment will comprise a signaling of some kind that allows them to be differentiated from the attachments on the right side In order not to affect the sequence.

Therefore, the eighth channel (1.8) of the suit, which runs through the elbow (4.2) and the glove

(5.2) left, comprises the following 8 points:

On the left elbow (4.2):

- H1: LEFT BRANCH, anterior part of the arm over the elbow flexure.

- H2: LEFT ELBOW, back of the arm over the bony prominence of the elbow.

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In the left glove (5.2):

- H3: LEFT CUBE, medial part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist ipsilateral to the menique finger.

- H4: LEFT RADIO, medial part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist ipsilateral to the thumb.

- H5: MUNECA LEFT, anterior and central part of the wrist joint.

- H6: MUNON, central part of the doll.

- H7: LEFT PALM, central part of the palm of the hand

- H8: LEFT INDEX, anterior part of the last phalanges of the index finger.

Also, the ninth channel (1.9) transits through two elements, the kneepad (6.1) and the boot

(7.1) right, with six points (8) in the first and two in the second. As in the case

above, they will preferably comprise a signal that allows them to be distinguished from those of the

left side.

Specifically, the ninth channel (1.9) of the suit, which runs through the kneepad (6.1) and the boot

(7.1) rights, includes the following 8 points:

On the right kneepad (6.1):

- I1: RIGHT ADUCTOR, distal to lesser trocanter in the superomedial part of the knee

- I2: EXTERNAL LIGAMENT OF THE RIGHT KNEE, lateral part of the knee joint.

- I3: RIGHT POPLITE, back of the knee joint.

- I4: RIGHT CIATICO, p Posterior part of the thigh, between the right gluteus and knee.

- I5: FORGIVE RIGHT. lateral part of the leg between the knee and the ipsilateral ankle to the fifth toe.

- I6: RIGHT TIBIA, medial part of the leg between the knee and ankle ipsilateral to the first toe.

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- I7: AQUILES RIGHT, superior to calcaneus on the Achilles tendon in its back.

- I8: RIGHT CALCANEO, distal part of the leg on the back of the calcaneus bone or heel of the foot.

Finally, the tenth and last channel (1.10) passes through the knee brace (6.2) and the left boot (7.2), comprising six points (8) in the first and two in the second.

Specifically, the tenth channel (1.10) of the suit, which runs through the knee brace (6.2) and the right boot (7.2), comprises the following 8 points:

On the left kneepad (6.2):

- J1: LEFT ADUCTOR, distal to lesser trocanter in the superomedial part of the knee.

- J2: EXTERNAL LIGAMENT OF THE LEFT KNEE, lateral part of the knee joint.

- J3: LEFT POPLITEO, back of the knee joint.

- J4: LEFT CIATICO, back of the thigh, between the left gluteus and knee.

- J5: LEFT FORGIVING, lateral part of the leg between the knee and ankle ipsilateral to the fifth toe.

- J6; LEFT TIBIA, medial part of the leg between the knee and ankle ipsilateral to the first toe.

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- J7: LEFT AQUILES, superior to calcaneus on the Achilles tendon at its back.

- J8: LEFT CALCANEO, distal part of the leg on the back of the calcaneus bone or heel of the foot.

The knee pads (6.1, 6.2) are garments that cover from the adductor to the tibia. On the other hand, the boots (7.1, 7.2) must contain a mark on the heel consisting of a line of a different color that allows to visualize the contraction, space that must have small parallel lines separated each millimeter and for longer lines every

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centimeter, so that this part of the boot is in turn a ruler that measures the contractions of the hemibody.

Finally, the suit of the invention may comprise each of its elements separately, that is, mask (2), body (3), elbow pads (4.1,4.2), gloves (5.1,5.2), knee pads (6.1, 6.2 ) and boots (7.1, 7.2), or, according to different alternatives, combining several of them but maintaining the channels (1.1 to 1.10).

That is, according to a possible embodiment of the invention, the suit of the invention can, for example, group the mask (2) with the body (3), elbow (4.1) and glove into a single piece.

(5.1) rights, elbow (4.2) and glove (5.2) left, kneepad (6.1) right with boot

(7.1) right, and kneepad (6.2) left with boot (7.2) left.

Likewise, another possible embodiment could be the one that grouped the body (3) with knee pads (6.1, 6.2) and boots (7.1, 7.2), with elbow pads (4.1, 4.2) and gloves (5.1, 5.2), all together, or even another in which the suit grouped all the parts together into one minus the mask (2), or according to the most compact embodiment, the one in which all the parts were united into one.

Obviously, in these latter cases, the suit would have means for the patient to be able to enter inside, such as zippers, or even where some of the channels (1.1 to 1.10) collaborated in the opening and temporary closing of the suit by means of any known element .

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5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 1. - Suit for the application of biomagnetic pair therapy consisting of at least one inner and one outer layer, both of a flexible material, characterized in that it comprises channels (1) formed by seams between the inner layer and the outer layer and that form empty spaces, and because each of said channels (1) comprise marks that point test points (8). 2. - Suit according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a mask (2), a body (3), two elbows (4.1, 4.2) right and left respectively, two gloves (5.1, 5.2) right and left respectively, two knee pads (6.1, 6.2) right and left respectively and two boots (7.1.7.2) right and left respectively. 3. - Suit according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that it comprises ten channels (1.1 to 1.10) among which 264 test points (8) are distributed. 4. - Suit according to claims 2 and 3, characterized in that the mask (2) comprises 71 test points (8) distributed in three channels (1.1, 1.2, 1.3) 5. - Suit according to claim 4, characterized in that the first channel (1.1) comprises 20 test points (8), the second channel (1.2) comprises 26 test points (8) and the third channel (1.3) comprises 25 points (8) testing. 6. - Suit according to claims 2 and 3, characterized in that the body (3) comprises 159 test points (8) distributed in three channels (1.4, 1.5, 1.6). 7. - Suit according to claim 6, characterized in that the fourth channel (1.4) comprises 50 test points (8), the fifth channel (1.5) comprises 56 test points (8) and the sixth channel (1.6) comprises 53 points (8) testing. 8. Suit according to claims 2 and 3, characterized in that the seventh channel (1.7) passes through the right elbow (4.1) and the glove (5.1). 5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 9. - Suit according to revindication 8, characterized in that the seventh channel (1.7) comprises 8 test points (8), 2 in the elbow (4.1) and 6 in the glove (5.1). 10. - Suit according to claims 2 and 3, characterized in that the eighth channel (1.8) passes through the elbow (4.2) and the left glove (5.2). 11. - Suit according to revindication 10, characterized in that, the eighth channel (1.8) It comprises 8 test points (8), 2 in the elbow (4.2) and 6 in the glove (5.2). 12. - Suit according to claims 2 and 3, characterized in that the ninth channel (1.9) passes through the knee brace (6.1) and the right boot (7.1). 13. - Suit according to revindication 12, characterized by the ninth channel (1.9) It comprises 8 test points (8), 6 on the knee pad (6.1) and 2 on the boot (7.1) 14. - Suit according to claims 2 and 3, characterized in that the tenth channel (1.10) passes through the knee brace (6.2) and the left boot (7.2). 15. - Suit according to revindication 14, characterized by the tenth channel (1.10) It comprises 8 test points (8), 6 on the knee pad (6.2) and 2 on the boot (7.2). 16. Suit according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the channels (1.1 to 1.3) located in the mask (2) are smaller in width than the rest. 17. Suit according to revindication 16, characterized in that the channels (1.1 to 1.3) located in the mask (2) have a width of 1.5 cm, while the rest of the channels (1.4 to 1.10) have a width of 4 cm. 18. Suit according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that at the beginning and at the end of each channel (1) it comprises slits for access thereto. 19. - Suit according to any of claims 2, 12, 13, 14 or 15, characterized in that the boots (7) comprise a length mark to quantify the contraction or elongation of the right lower body during the application of therapy. 5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 20. - Suit according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises each of its elements, mask (2), body (3), elbow pads (4.1, 4.2), gloves (5.1.5.2), knee pads (6.1.6.2 ) and boots (7.1,7.2) separately. 21. - Suit according to any of claims 1 to 19, characterized in that it comprises some of its elements, mask (2), body (3), elbow pads (4.1,4.2), gloves (5.1, 5.2), knee pads (6.1, 6.2) and boots (7.1, 7.2) grouped together forming a single piece. 22. - Suit according to any one of claims 1 to 19, characterized in that it comprises all its elements, mask (2), body (3), elbow pads (4.1, 4.2), gloves (5.1, 5.2), knee pads (6.1.6.2 ) and boots (7.1,7.2) grouped together forming a single piece. 23. - Suit according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is formed by a polyamide in 84% and elastane, natural latex or neoprene in 16%.