JP2009011794A - Health device for whole body with heating function - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a health device enhancing functionality using copper studs. <P>SOLUTION: The health device is characterized in that two kinds of copper studs with a semicircular surface shape and different sizes are driven into a rectangular wooden base alternately between large-sized one and small-sized one at regular intervals, drilling holes of a size enough for a finger to be inserted are arranged at two locations in both the ends of the base, cords are threaded through holes and tied so as to form wheels, and rubber tapes for preventing slipping are affixed to both the ends of the bottom face of the base. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a health appliance in which a copper candy is driven into a wooden base.

  Conventionally, health appliances are mostly dedicated products for the purpose of local improvement such as stiff shoulders and sole stimulation.

For this reason, there are many instruments that specialize in local areas such as stiff shoulder devices (for example, see Patent Document 1) and foot sole devices (for example, Patent Document 2). ing.
Patent Publication 2001-187109 Patent Publication 2003-673 A device that can perform various functions with a single device has been desired by those interested in health.
The present invention has been made to solve these problems.

  A rectangular wooden base with a semi-circular surface, and two types of copper rivets of different sizes are driven at equal intervals, large and small, so that a finger can be placed at each of the two ends of the base. Make a punched hole. Pass the strings through the holes and tie them so that each is a ring. It is a health appliance characterized by sticking non-slip rubber tape to both ends of the bottom of the base.

  The device of the present invention is (1) to wear (2) to massage (3) to press (4) to tap (5) to ask back and forth (6) to use the many functions such as stepping, aiming to improve the physical condition of the whole body Is.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.
The rectangular wooden base 1 has a semicircular surface.
B. Two types of copper rods 2 are driven into the surface of the base 1 at large and small intervals at equal intervals.
(C) Drill holes 3 into the base 1 at both ends of the base 1 so that fingers can enter.
D. The string 4 is passed through the bored hole 3 and tied so that each becomes a ring.
(E) Attach the rubber tape 5 for preventing slipping to both ends of the bottom of the base 1.
The present invention is configured as described above.
The instrument was put into the hole 3 so that it was easy to carry.
When using it, first put your fingers into the holes 3 at both ends, hold the instrument, apply the copper ridges arranged on the surface to the surface of the body, use it to rub the skin surface, or massage properly While applying pressure, we devised to give a pleasant stimulus. Furthermore, the string 4 at both ends can be massaged from the back to the neck and further to the waist while adjusting the force by grasping with the left and right hands and turning the instrument to the back.
You can also put your foot on the equipment placed on the floor or tatami mat and stimulate the foot-stepping motion by walking or rubbing the sole. In addition, it is a health appliance for the whole body that can be used in various ways, such as a method that puts a device inside the knee with bent legs and drops the waist, gives a comfortable stimulation to the calf, and promotes blood circulation. .
Moreover, as one of the usage methods, if the copper candy on the surface of the device is once warmed with a stove or the like and then used, it can be used as a health device that can also exert a thermal effect.

  Perspective view of the present invention   Bottom view of the present invention   Side view of the present invention and front view of a copper casket

Explanation of symbols

1 Base 2 Copper Cascade 3 Drilling Hole 4 String 5 Rubber Tape

Claims (1)

  A rectangular wooden base with a semi-circular surface, and two types of copper rivets of different sizes are driven at equal intervals, large and small, so that a finger can be placed at each of the two ends of the base. A health device characterized by providing a perforated hole, passing a string through the hole, tying each ring together, and attaching non-slip rubber tape to both ends of the bottom of the base.

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