JP3374272B2 - Upper limb, skeletal traction and meridian adjustment device - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an instrument for adjusting the upper limbs of the body by skeleton traction and adjusting the meridians of the cervical spine, thoracic spine, and lumbar spine, which are suitable not only for treatment clinics but also for general households.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Although a reclining rolling machine and a traction device that use power are widely sold, they have a linear pulling direction with respect to the body and are unnatural to the physiological bending of the skeleton. In addition, the mechanical tentacles powered by power are comfortable and effective even if the strength and weakness can be adjusted.
It does not reach the touch. I also dislike the tentacles working on unnecessary body parts. Generation of sound by power is also accompanied by some kind of discomfort. There is also a problem of running cost due to power consumption.

[0003]

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional circumstances, and does not use any power.
Just by placing the body on the back, it is possible to fit the physiological curve of the skeleton in a trajectory that draws an arc and pull in a shape close to a natural body. Further, there is provided an instrument for elastically supporting the cervical vertebrae, the scapulae, and the lumbar vertebrae from below with a finger touch of the palm to adjust the skeleton and meridian of the cervical vertebrae, thoracic vertebrae, and lumbar vertebrae, respectively.

[0004]

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a base 1 having a length excluding the lower limbs from a standard height and supported by a foot 5 at a predetermined height, and the base 1. Stand 1
It is composed of an X cross shaft type elastic pressure device 2 pivotally supported on both sides of the body and synchronously moved by a body pressure through a spring 7, and a meridian mat 4 having a large number of indenters 6. Further, at the front and rear portions of the base 1, the cross shafts 8 of the X cross shaft type elastic device 2 are vertically installed in the middle of the connecting frame 12 extending between the front ends and the rear ends of the lower short crosses of the crossing shafts 8. Push-up base 1 of meridian mat 4
The upper limbs, the skeleton traction and the meridian adjusting device are provided with three through-holes 14, 14 and the bill receivers 9, 10, 11 are attached to the cervical vertebrae, shoulder blades, and lumbar vertebrae corresponding to the upper long crosses, respectively.

The meridian mat 4 and the push-up pedestal 13 are also provided.
Is an upper limb, a skeleton traction and a meridian adjusting device, in which a meridian mat receiving band 3 adapted to the body is interposed.

Further, the indenter 6 of the meridian mat 4 is an upper limb, a skeleton traction and a meridian adjusting device in which the indenter 6 can be vertically swung.

[0007]

[Operation and effect of the invention] a. By placing the upper limbs on the supine side on the meridian mat 4 and applying its own weight, the crossing shaft 8 of the X crossing shaft type elastic pressure device 2 is pulled against the spring 7 in an arc-shaped trajectory. That is, the three points of the cervical vertebrae, scapula, and lumbar vertebrae of the body are supported by the handprint receivers 9, 10 and 11 and take an arc-shaped trajectory (arrow a) to naturally respond to physiological curvature of the upper limb skeleton. The skeleton is adjusted by being towed in a well-balanced manner (arrow b) without any strain on the skeleton. In accordance with the operation, the meridian mat 4 rises (arrow c), and the meridian adjustment is performed at the same time.
(FIGS. 3 and 4) b. A large number of indenters 6 along the physiological curve of the upper limbs of the meridian mat 4 act as stress against body pressure, and bring about the acupressure effect of each part and promotion of blood circulation (FIG. 4). C. With the above-described operation of the cross shaft 8 of the X cross axis type elastic pressure device 2, the cervical vertebra, the scapula, and the lumbar vertebrae are respectively supported by the bill receivers 9, 1
With 0 and 11, it is fit-hold with a feeling similar to a finger without any discomfort (Fig. 4). By combining the above-mentioned various operations, the skeleton of the upper limbs and the meridian can be adjusted in a relaxed state and comfortably, and the blood and blood can be adjusted.

[0008]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION As shown in FIG. 1, a base 1 having a length excluding the lower limbs from a standard height and supported at a predetermined height by a footrest 5, and pivots 15 on both sides of the base 1. X cross-axis type elastic force device 2 which is pivotally supported by the body and synchronously moves through a spring 7 through a spring 7, a rubber meridian mat receiving band 3 conforming to the body, and an upper surface of the meridian mat receiving band 3. And a rubber meridian mat 4 having a plurality of vertically swingable upper limb physiological indenters 6 along the physiological curve.

At the front and rear portions of the base 1, the crossing shafts 8 of the X cross shaft type elastic device 2 are hung in the middle of a connecting frame 12 extending between the front ends and the rear ends of the lower short crosses of the crossing shafts 8. The through-holes 14 and 14 of the push-up pedestal 13 of the installed meridian mat receiving band 3 and the meridian mat 4 are provided, and the bill receivers 9, 10 and 11 are attached to the cervical vertebrae, shoulder blades and lumbar vertebrae corresponding to the upper long cross. Is configured.

The completed state of assembly is shown in FIG. In the above, various modes of the vertically movable indenter 6 can be considered. In FIG. 1, the base of the indenter 6 is the meridian mat 4.
A stopper 17 is inserted into the recessed hole 16 provided on the upper surface through a buffer body 17.
An embodiment is shown which is swung within a tolerance range with 18.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view

FIG. 2 Side view of assembly

FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a usage state.

FIG. 4 is a side view showing a usage state.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 base 2 X cross axis type oppression device 3 Meridian mat receiving band 4 Meridian mat 5 footrest 6 indenter 7 spring 8 crossing axes 9 Bill receiving 10 Bill receiving 11 Bill receiving 12 connection frames 13 Push-up base 14 through holes 15 Axis on both sides of the base 16 Depression hole 17 Indenter buffer 18 Stopper

Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A base (1) having a length excluding lower limbs from a standard height and supported at a predetermined height by a footrest (5), and a body pivotally supported on both sides of the base (1). It comprises an X cross axis type elastic force device (2) which synchronously performs a seesaw operation via a spring (7) by heavy pressure, and a meridian mat (4) having a large number of indenters (6). ) In the front and rear portions of the crossing shaft (8) of the X crossing shaft type elastic device (2), in the middle of the connecting frame (12) passed between the front end and the rear end of the lower short crossing of (8). Push-up pedestal (13) of vertically suspended meridian mat (4)
Through holes (14) and (14) are provided, and a bill receiver (9) is provided at the cervical vertebra, shoulder blade, and lumbar vertebrae corresponding to the upper long intersection, respectively.
An upper limb, a skeleton traction and a meridian adjusting device to which (10) and (11) are attached. 2. A meridian mat (4) and a push-up pedestal (13).
The upper limb, skeleton traction and meridian adjusting device according to claim 1, wherein a meridian mat receiving band (3) conforming to the body is interposed between and. 3. The upper limb, skeleton traction and meridian adjusting device according to claim 1, wherein the indenter (6) of the meridian mat (4) is vertically swingable.