JPH0479952A - Instrument for stimulating therapeutic point and massaging - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To offer an instrument for stimulating therapeutic points and massaging which is designed for health improvement by constituting the instrument of a holding portion which a user can hold with one hand, a roller support frame provided at the end portion of the holding portion, two distant arms each provided to the roller support frame, and a roller which is supported between the arms in such a manner as being freely rotated and which has a protrusion provided on the outer periphery thereof. CONSTITUTION:A rotary shaft 29 projected from a roller mounting frame 43 is inserted into a guide tube 31 provided within a roller support frame 5 and a U-shaped fixed frame 32 is attached to the inside of the roller support frame 5. A positioning plate 36 provided to the rotary shaft 29 is inserted into the space 37 of the fixed frame 32. Further, a ball storage recessed portion 33 is provided in the space 37 of the fixed frame 32 and a spring 34 and a ball 35 to be pressed by the spring 34 are stored in the recessed portion 33. The ball 35 is pressed into contact with each of plural recessed portions 41 provided at the end of the positioning plate 36 and is engaged therewith; when the roller mounting frame 43 is rotated with the rotary shaft 29 as a point of support, the ball 35 is pressed into contact with each of the three recessed portions 41 formed with different angles of installation at the end of the positioning plate 36 and is engaged therewith and the roller mounting frame 43 can be rotated and displaced to this engagement position.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a portable acupuncture point stimulation and pine surger.

[Prior Art] This type of acupuncture point stimulation and pine surge device has already been proposed by the present applicant. This acupuncture point stimulation and pine surge device has a grip that can be held with one hand, two separate arms that extend laterally from the grip, and is rotatably supported between these arms. The pyramid-shaped projections are made up of a single roller having a large number of pyramid-shaped projections, and the pyramid-shaped projections are rotated by holding the grip part with your hand and applying the pyramid-shaped projections of the roller to the palm of your hand, the back of your hand, and other parts of your body. It can stimulate pressure points in each part of the body and provide pine surge.

It is well known that stimulating pressure points on the fingers and other parts of the body promotes blood circulation in the body and is effective in maintaining and improving health6.For example, stimulating pressure points on the fingers and feet This improves blood flow to internal organs and the brain, which enhances these functions and is extremely beneficial for preventing aging.

[Problem to be Solved by the Invention 1] Conventional acupuncture point stimulation and pine surge devices have the above-mentioned effects and are loved by many people, but there are still points that need to be improved in terms of use. Therefore, an object of the present invention is to further improve the above-mentioned acupoint stimulation and pine surge device, and to provide an acupoint stimulation and pine surge device that is easier for the user to use and that can further produce the acupoint stimulation and pine surge effects. do.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a grip that can be grasped with one hand, a roller support frame provided at the tip of the grip, and a roller support frame provided on the roller support frame. This is an acupoint stimulation and pine surge device that has two separate arms, and a roller that is rotatably supported between these arms and has protrusions on the outer periphery. A pair of rollers are rotatably supported on a mounting frame, and
Gears fixed to each roller are meshed with each other,
Furthermore, a rotating shaft is fixed to one side of the roller support frame, a fixed frame is fixed to the other side of the roller mounting frame, a positioning plate is fixed to the rotating shaft, and an elastic member is attached to the hole storage part of the fixed frame. The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

In Figures 1 to 4, the acupoint stimulation and pine surge device is
The grip part 1 has a grip part l large enough to be grasped with one hand, and the grip part 1 has a grip part main body 2 located on the hand side and two separate arms 3.4 located on the distal end side. The grip body 2 and the roller support frame 5 are connected by a support shaft 6 so as to be rotatable at a predetermined angle. A positioning frame 7 is rotatably supported on the support shaft 6 within the gripping portion 1, and one end portion 8 of the positioning frame 7 is engaged with a cutout portion 11 of a stopper plate 10 within the roller support frame 5.

Further, a plurality of recesses 19 are formed at the other end of the positioning frame 7 at arcuate positions, and the recesses 19 engage with the cylindrical body 14 fitted to the rod-shaped spring 3.

As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the rod-shaped spring 13 is inserted and held in holes 16 on both sides of a U-shaped frame 15, and the U-shaped frame 15 is held inside the grip main body 2 by a holding frame 17. Fixed. Furthermore, due to the arrangement of each member, the support shaft 6 is provided to pass through the hole 18 of the U-shaped frame 15.

Therefore, the grip main body 2 and the roller support frame 5 can be rotated by a predetermined angle about the support shaft 6, and when the bar spring 13 is bent, the cylindrical body 14 is engaged with one of the recesses 19 of the positioning frame 7. At this time, the rotation angle position described above can be stably maintained.

Also, between the arms 3 and 4, there are many pyramidal projections 12 on the outer periphery.
A pair of rollers 20, 20 having a diameter are rotatably supported via shafts (not shown) protruding from both ends thereof. A gear 21.21 is fixed to one end of each roller 20, 20, and these gears 21.21 mesh with each other, so that when either roller 20.20 is rotated with a fingertip, the opposite direction is generated. It is designed to rotate synchronously with the

Further, a protrusion 27 is provided on the outer surface of the outer arm 4, and the protrusion 22 has a pore 23 extending in the length direction of the arm 4, and a pore 23 extending along the pore 23 and extending along the pore 23. A slot/throat 24 is provided above which communicates.

On the other hand, an elongated pointer member 25 that is slidable within the pore 23
is inserted into the small hole 23, and the upper part of the pointer member 25 has a neck part 26 that is slidable in the slot 24, and a finger rest that projects from the upper end of the protruding part 22 and is elongated in the length direction of the arm 4. The part 27 is integrally formed, and the finger rest moves the part 27, and the finger rest is slidably attached so that the tip of the part 27 protrudes forward from the state along the outer arm 4. . A portion including these arms 3, 4 and rollers 20, 20 is used as a roller mounting frame 43 as described above.

A rotating shaft 29 protruding from the upper surface 28 of the roller mounting frame 43
A positioning plate 36 is fixed to the rotation shaft 29, which is inserted into the kite cylinder 31 provided inside the roller support frame 5, and is provided with a collar 30 as necessary so as not to disengage from the guide cylinder 31. has been done.

On the other hand, reference numeral 32 denotes a U-shaped fixed frame when viewed from the side, and this fixed frame 32 is fixed inside the roller support frame 5. The positioning plate 36 provided on the rotating shaft 29 is connected to the fixed frame 3.
It is inserted into the gap 37 between the upper and lower plates of No. 2. Further, a hole storage recess 33 is provided at the back of the gap 37 of the fixed frame 32, and a spring 34 and a ball 35 pushed by the spring 34 are stored in this recess 33. This ball 35
are pressed into and engaged with a plurality of recesses 41 provided at the tip of the positioning plate 36.

Therefore, the roller mounting frame 43 is
When the roller mounting frame 43 is rotated, the balls 35 are pressed into engagement with three recesses 41 formed at different angles at the tip of the positioning plate 36, and the roller mounting frame 43 can be rotationally displaced to this position. Therefore.

As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, it is possible to rotate the pyramid-shaped protrusion 12 by pressing the fingertip against the pyramid-shaped protrusion 12 while the angular positions of the grip body 2 and the rollers 20, 20 are different. Wrist and rollers 20, 20 located on the grip body 2 side
You can stimulate pressure points on your fingers by holding them at different angles with your fingertips, and press them against various parts of your body to perform pine surges.

Furthermore, it is possible to practice writing with this instrument, and at that time, the user can practice while holding the writing instrument while imagining a viewpoint beyond the writing instrument and checking this. Note that the arrangement relationships of the rotating shaft 29 and the fixed frame 32 with respect to the roller mounting frame 43 and the roller support frame 5 may be reversed.

FIGS. 9 and 10 show other embodiments. In this embodiment, the rollers 20, 20 are divided in the axial direction, and a pyramidal projection 12 is provided on the distal end side, and an unevenness 12A inclined at a predetermined angle along the axis is provided on the proximal end side. In this embodiment, for example, as shown in the above figures, the grip main body 2 is held between the ring finger and the little finger, and the fingers are trained by hooking the other two fingers on the unevenness 12A of the rollers 20, 20 and rotating them. In addition, by pressing the fingertips against the pyramidal projections 12, the acupuncture points of the fingers can be stimulated.

Further, in each embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the grip main body 2 and the roller support frame 5 can be gripped while being rotated by a predetermined angle about the support shaft 6, and the roller mounting frame 43 can be rotated and displaced at a predetermined angle about the rotating shaft 29, allowing the user to stimulate the fingertips and other body parts in various gripping conditions, and also to perform massage on the fingertips and other parts of the body. You can perform finger training by reproducing the same sensation as holding a finger.

[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, according to the acupoint stimulation and pine surge device of the present invention, the user can stimulate the acupoints or perform pine surge by holding the grip part with one hand and pressing the pyramidal projections of the roller against various parts of the body. This can promote blood circulation and promote health. Furthermore, by rotating the roller with your fingertips, you can stimulate pressure points on your fingertips, effectively train your fingertips, stimulate the brain and prevent aging, and even help people with physical disabilities.
Effective for rehabilitation of the elderly. In particular, in the present invention, the roller mounting frame of the finger training device is provided so as to be rotatable at a predetermined angle with respect to the grip body and the roller support frame, so that it can be transformed into a state that is most easily gripped to suit large and small hands. be.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 and 2 show two variations of the grip of the acupuncture point stimulation and pine surger according to the present invention! 3 is a front view, FIG. 4 is a sectional view, FIG. 5 is an explanatory sectional view of the rotation mechanism of the roller mounting frame, FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 5, and FIG. The figure is a cross-sectional view of the grip body and the roller support frame for holding the rotation angle, FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view thereof, and FIGS. 9 and 10 are perspective views of two usage modes of the second embodiment. be. 1...Gripping part, 3.4...Arm. 12... Pyramidal projection, 29... Rotating shaft, 35... Ball, 41... Concave portion, 45... Upper surface. 2... Gripping part body, 5... Roller support frame, 20... Roller, 32... Fixed frame, 36... Positioning plate, 43... Roller mounting frame,

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) A grip that can be held with one hand, a roller support frame provided at the tip of this grip, two separate arms provided on this roller support frame, and a rotatable structure between these arms. In this acupuncture point stimulation/massage device, a pair of rollers each having a large number of pyramid-shaped projections on the outer periphery are rotatably supported on a mounting frame, and each roller has a roller with protrusions on the outer periphery. meshing the respective fixed gears with each other, further fixing a rotating shaft to the upper surface of the roller mounting frame and one side of the roller support frame, fixing a fixed frame to the other side, and fixing a positioning plate to the rotating shaft, An acupressure point stimulation/massage device characterized in that a ball elastically supported by a ball storage portion of the fixed frame is brought into pressure contact with a recess provided at the tip of the positioning plate.