JPH0168060U - - Google Patents

Description

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The attached drawings, FIGS. 1 to 5 A and B, show an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view showing the pulsed beam introducer set in the controller, and FIG. 2 is the pulsed beam introducer. Figure 3 is a vertical side view showing where the center pole of the pulse beam introducer is connected to the negative side, Figure 4 is a side view showing where the center pole of the pulse beam introducer is connected to the negative side, and Figure 4 is the other side of the pulse beam introducer. FIG. 5A is a diagram showing a positive pulse wave of the pulse beam, and FIG. 5B is a diagram showing a negative pulse wave of the pulse beam. In the figure, 1...pulse introduction controller, 4...pulse introduction device, 17...main casing, 18...center pole, 19...outer pole are shown, respectively.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] An introducer for giving a pulsating signal to an acupuncture point on the body's meridians or a target site along the meridian, and a device for giving a signal to the target site of the body via the electrical stimulation introducer. In the control means per unit time; the electrical stimulation introducer has a central pole 18 and an external pole 19.
, the controller 1 is configured as a pulse beam introducer 4 having a main body casing 17, and the controller 1 transmits the pulse beam to the body through the pulse beam introducer 4 so as not to stimulate the acupuncture points on the meridians of the body or the target area along the meridians. In use, the pulse beam introducer 4 is applied to each target area, and the pulse beam per unit time is controlled by the controller 1 according to the target area. A pulse beam introducer for treating various parts of the human body by applying minute stimulation or influence to the human body, characterized in that the frequency of the beam can be selectively applied. Utility model registration claim 1, characterized in that the frequency of the pulse beam used for the internal liver meridian and large intestine meridian of the meridians is 108 per minute, causing slight stimulation or influence on the human body as set forth in claim 1. Pulsed beam introducer for treating various parts of the body. The frequency of the pulse beam used for the inner meridian and the lung meridian of the meridian is 126 per minute. Pulsed beam introducer for treating various parts. The frequency of the pulsed beam used for the internal spleen meridian and the stomach meridian is 132 per minute, and the method is characterized in that the frequency of the pulsed beam used for the internal spleen meridian and the stomach meridian is 132 per minute. Pulsed beam introducer for treating various parts. The frequency of the pulsed beam used for the internal stomach meridian, bile meridian, and small intestine meridian is 120 per minute, as described in claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, which causes slight stimulation or influence on the human body. A pulse beam introducer for treating various parts of the body. The frequency of the pulsed beam used for the inner capsule meridian of the meridian is 176 per minute, which is characterized in that the frequency of the pulse beam is 176 per minute. Pulsed beam introducer for treatment. The frequency of the pulsed beam used for the inner bladder meridian of the meridian is 112 per minute, which provides minute stimulation or influence on the human body as described in claim 1 of the registered utility model, characterized in that the frequency of the pulse beam is 112 per minute. Pulsed beam introducer for treatment. The frequency of the pulsed beam used for the three focal meridians among the meridians is 152 per minute, which is characterized in that the frequency of the pulse beam used for the three focal meridians is 152 per minute. Pulsed beam introducer for treatment.