JPH0217080A - Operation apparatus of living body electric acting element - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To use a living body electric acting element even during sleeping by placing the same in close vicinity to an abnormal region under a coverlet by mounting the living body electric acting element consisting of a loop of a spiral copper wire and a reticulated part wherein copper wires are stretched over in the diameter direction of the loop and rotating the same. CONSTITUTION:A living body electric acting element consisting of a loop of a spiral copper wire and a reticulated part wherein copper wires are stretched over in the diameter direction of the loop is mounted so that the diameter direction of the loop becomes parallel to a rotary shaft or, in the living body electric acting element composed only of an antenna part, the reticulated part is mounted so as to be vertical to the rotary shaft and the rotary shaft is driven by a motor. The main body 1 of an operation apparatus has a motor and a speed reducer mounted therein and the shaft 2 is rotated at a sped of 50-100rpm, pref., about 75rpm. These drive devices are pref. received in a housing made of a ferrous material in order to cut off the leaked magnetism from the motor. The living body electric acting element 3 is fixed to the shaft 2. In the simplest instance, a case 4 is fixed and the proper living body electric acting element may be received in said case.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to an actuating device for automatically and continuously activating a bioelectric agent.

(Prior art) An antenna consisting of a helical copper wire loop and a mesh portion in which the copper wire is stretched in the diametrical direction of the loop, and in some cases has a holding tube containing an extension of the antenna (Fig. 2) Bioelectrical agents such as those shown in are well known.

Although the principle of action of this bioelectric agent is unknown,
For example, it is known to produce a weak magnetic field and affect local electrical potential abnormalities in the body. (Sho 59-144462).

Furthermore, there is also known a bioelectrical element that does not have a holding tube and consists only of an antenna section consisting of a spiral copper wire loop and a mesh section in which the copper wire is stretched in the diametrical direction of the loop. It has the effect of

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) Conventionally, when using this bioelectrical element, it was applied by swinging it in the direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 2 near the abnormal part of the living body. Alternatively, attempts have been made to electrically vibrate the bioelectric element using a vibrator or motor to reproduce this action. In addition, the bioelectric element only in the antenna part is used by vibrating within its plane6, but recently,
It was discovered that rotating the electric agent rather than shaking it had a much stronger effect. The present invention seeks to obtain a device for performing this rotational action. 6 (Means for Solving the Problem) The actuating device for the bioelectrical actuator of the present invention provides a rotation speed of 50-1/min.
It has a rotating shaft that rotates at a speed of 00 revolutions.

A bioelectric element consisting of a spiral copper wire loop and a mesh section in which fR wire is stretched in the diametrical direction of the loop is attached so that the diametrical direction of the loop is parallel to the rotation axis, or only the antenna section is attached. The bioelectrical element is characterized in that the mesh portion is mounted perpendicularly to the shaft, and the rotating shaft is driven by a motor or the like.

It is best to attach a cylindrical cover to this actuating device to protect the rotating part.This not only prevents you from touching the rotating part accidentally, but also allows you to put it under your futon while sleeping. It can be handled freely, such as by using it near the abnormal part.

(Embodiment) Hereinafter, one embodiment of the actuating device for a bioelectrical element of the present invention will be shown.9 In the embodiment shown in FIG. 50-100 per minute
9 These quick-acting devices are rotated at a speed of rotation, preferably around 75 revolutions.

It is best to house the motor in a housing made of iron-based material in order to prevent magnetic leakage from the motor.

A bioelectrical element 3 is fixed to the shaft 2 . The simplest method is to fix the case 4 and store an appropriate bioelectric element in this case. 3', and 3 which uses silver with the property of removing the excess.
It is stored and fixed in combination with ``.

This case 4 is covered with a cylindrical cover 5 made of transparent glass or the like. This cover 5 is detachably fixed to the main body 1 by screwing or the like. Reference numeral 6 denotes a stand, and a fixing device may be provided so that the inclination of the bioelectric element and the cover can be adjusted as necessary.

Although the reason for the optimum rotation speed is unknown, it is thought that since it is close to the heart's pulse rate, it produces a resonant effect on the human body.

The bioelectrical element is not limited to the one shown in the figure, but one without a holding tube as described above may be used.

Other types of motors such as ultrasonic motors can also be used as the motor. Further, it is preferable to use natural materials as much as possible for the material surrounding the electric element, such as the case 4.

(Effects of the Invention) This invention is based on the discovery that the bioelectric force exerts a stronger effect when rotated as described above. is unnatural and could only be realized by the actuating device of this invention.

Unlike the shaking motion, the one-rotation motion is performed within a certain range, so it is easy to cover it, and it can be placed in a futon and placed close to the abnormal area and used while sleeping. became possible to use.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the bioelectric actuator actuating device of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the bioelectric actuator. 1: Main body of the actuating device 2: Rotating shaft 3: Bioelectric element 4: Case 5: Cylindrical cover 6 = Stand Patent Applicant Natural Medicine Research Association Co., Ltd. Applicant's agent
Patent attorney Fumio Sato (and 2 others)

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1) A bioelectrical element consisting of a spiral copper wire loop and a mesh portion in which the copper wire is stretched in the diametrical direction of the loop is attached and rotated at a speed of 50 to 100 revolutions per minute. 2) A bioelectric actuator actuator according to claim 1, characterized in that the motor for rotational driving is housed in a magnetically shielded housing. Actuating device for an actuator 3) The actuating device for a bioelectric actuator according to claim 1, wherein the bioelectric actuator has a cylindrical cover.