JPS58221947A - Garlic moxa instrument - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention has conventionally been applied to the shoulders, arms, legs, etc. as garlic moxibustion.
Apply moxibustion to areas of stiffness or pain in the lower back or muscles by cutting a garlic stalk (ball) into three-thick pieces, placing it on the skin, placing the stalk on top of it, and lighting it to give moxibustion. It is known to be effective, and there are many cases where treatment can be cured by applying it several times at the right time, rather than just once. However, with the conventional method, there is a fear of heat and burns, and as the smoke replenishes the smoldering stems, the ash accumulates and becomes dirty, making it difficult to dispose of, and it is labor-intensive and time-consuming. It is tedious and difficult for amateurs to carry out.

This device does not use stems, uses petroleum benzine, requires as little manual labor as possible, and can easily achieve the above purpose at an appropriate temperature over a short period of time. The details are as follows.

That is, a hand warmer with the same structure as a Hakukin hand warmer or a national hand warmer sold in the market is used, and when used as a hand warmer, only the cover (3) is changed.

As shown in the figure, the main body (1), which has the same structure as the Hakukin or Nasional pocket warmer, has cotton that exudes benzene, and the tinder (2) that maintains the firepower is used as is, and the cover (3) is attached to the tinder ( A round hole tube (4) of an appropriate size is provided directly below the architrave (5) to support it, but since the architrave (5) comes into contact with the skin, it is made of heat insulating material. It has a hole (6) in the center into which the garlic (8) is inserted. Several types of hot plates (7) are provided between the architrave and the round hole tube (4), and the one suitable for each person is used. Garlic (8) is placed under the hot plate (7) so that it touches the skin, and if the heat becomes too strong (■), the device can be removed. The skin will only turn red due to blood congestion, but the traces will disappear over time, and even if it may be itchy, there is no need to worry about burns. The cover (3) has appropriate air holes.

The parts of this device other than those that come into contact with the skin are covered with heat-resistant cloth.

When using this structure as a garlic wet moxibustion, it can be easily attached to any part of the body, has good stability because of its low bulk, can be easily attached with a strap, and can be moved freely.
Even if you need help in areas that are hard to reach at first, you can use two or more areas at the same time when you are free. Even when in bed, there is no danger in movement when lying down or on your back.

Furthermore, if acupuncture and moxibustion ■ are used in large numbers with this equipment, it will be possible and convenient to administer the treatment to several people in succession.

By the way, you can cut a garlic bulb into 3 - 5 thick pieces and poke it with a needle to extract the juice, or sell the bulb with wholesale money and put it in a paper container, or absorb only the juice. It is effective if used infused with sexual substances.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIGS. 1 and 5 are plan views of the covers attached to the Hakukin and Nanational pocket warmers, FIGS. 2, 3, and 6 are sectional views thereof, and FIG. 4 is a plan view of the architrave. Applicant Takeshi Kuki■

Claims (1)

[Claims] As described in detail in the text and shown in the drawings, in order to perform garlic wet moxibustion, we used a main body (1) and a crater (2) with the same structure as commercial products such as Hakukin and Nasional pocket burners, which use benzine without using the stems. The cover (3) is made with a different configuration, and a round hole tube (4) is provided under the crater (2), which is fitted into the insulating architrave (5) that touches the skin. A device for administering wet garlic moxibustion, in which garlic (8) is placed under the heating plate (7) between the supports so that it touches the skin.