WO2017179124A1

WO2017179124A1 - Device for improving therapeutic efficacy

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Publication number: WO2017179124A1
Application number: PCT/JP2016/061817
Authority: WO
Inventors: 雅顕岩井
Original assignee: エヌビーディビーインターナショナルリミテッド; 雅顕岩井
Priority date: 2016-04-12
Filing date: 2016-04-12
Publication date: 2017-10-19

Abstract

The present invention is capable of improving the efficacy of manipulative therapy by spraying the body of a patient with water that includes hydrogen and oxygen in order to relax the body. A misting unit (16) atomizes water supplied from a water supply unit (14) into mist. A mixing unit (17) mixes the water atomized into mist by the misting unit (16) with hydrogen and oxygen generated by a hydrogen and oxygen generation unit (22). An optimal mixing ratio computing unit (18) computes an optimal mixing ratio between hydrogen and oxygen on a per patient basis. A treatment detection unit (21) detects whether the patient is in a pretreatment state or is in a treatment state. The hydrogen and oxygen generation unit (22) generates hydrogen and oxygen by electrolysis of pure water generated by a pure water generation unit (15). An inhalation unit (12) causes the patient to inhale the hydrogen, oxygen, and mist mixed by the mixing unit (17) so that the body of the patient relaxes.

Description

Treatment effect improvement device

This invention relates to the treatment effect improvement apparatus which improves the effect of treatment.

Conventionally, water containing high-concentration oxygen is sprayed on the human body to enhance the refreshing effect, stress-improving effect, and the metabolism of skin and scalp cells, as well as the beauty effects from the inside of the body such as stress relief and relaxation. There is an oxygen-enriched mist generator to be obtained (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP2009-11521A

However, in recent years, there has been a demand for improving the effect of the treatment of body treatment by loosening the body of the body treatment patient. It is in a state where it cannot respond to.

The present invention has been made in view of such a situation, and an object thereof is to improve the effect of manipulative treatment by loosening the body of the manipulative treatment subject.

In order to achieve the above object, a treatment effect improving apparatus according to an aspect of the present invention includes:
A treatment detection means for detecting that the patient undergoing treatment is being treated before or during treatment;
Hydrogen and oxygen generating means for generating hydrogen and oxygen by electrolyzing pure water when it is detected before or during the treatment;
Inhalation means for inhaling the person to be inhaled in the use of loosening the body of the person to be treated before or during the treatment of the generated hydrogen and oxygen.
Heating means for warming the body of the user before or during the treatment;
Is provided.

According to the present invention, it is possible to improve the effect of the manipulative treatment by loosening the body of the manipulative treatment subject.

It is a figure which shows the outline | summary of the treatment effect improvement apparatus which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure showing the state in which a to-be-treated person is using the heating part. It is a figure showing the external appearance structural example of the suction part 12 among the treatment effect improvement apparatuses 1. FIG. It is a figure showing the external appearance structural example of the heating part 13 among the treatment effect improvement apparatuses 1. FIG. It is a functional block diagram which shows the functional structural example of the treatment effect improvement apparatus 1. FIG.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an outline of a treatment effect improving apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
The treatment effect improving apparatus 1 according to the present embodiment includes a hydrogen oxygen generator 11, a suction unit 12, and a heating unit 13.

The hydrogen oxygen generator 11 generates a mixed gas of hydrogen and oxygen (hereinafter referred to as “hydrogen oxygen”) by electrolyzing pure water. The hydrogen oxygen generator 11 can generate hydrogen oxygen by adopting, for example, a highly active catalyst electrode and generating a solid polymer electrolyte.
Thereby, it is possible to safely and stably generate a suction gas containing high-purity hydrogen and oxygen without causing corrosion or chemical contamination without using chemical substances.

The hydrogen oxygen generator 11 includes a treatment detection unit 21.
The treatment detection unit 21 detects that the patient to be trimmed is before or during treatment. As the treatment detection unit 21, for example, a power switch is employed in the present embodiment. In other words, when the practitioner turns on the power switch before or during the treatment, it is detected that the practicing person undergoing the treatment is before or during the treatment.
Note that the power switch is merely an example, based on an arbitrary one that can be detected by a practicing patient before or during treatment, for example, a camera that captures the state of the practitioner and an image captured by the camera. An image processing unit (which may be hardware alone or in cooperation with software) that detects that a practicing patient is performing before or during treatment can be employed as the treatment detection unit 21.

The suction part 12 sucks the hydrogen oxygen generated by the hydrogen oxygen generation device 11 in order to loosen the body of the person who is performing the treatment before or during the treatment. For example, a mask that covers the face is employed as the suction unit 12 (see FIG. 3 for details).
In this embodiment, hydrogen oxygen is used as an application for loosening the body of the patient who is performing or before the treatment, but the use (efficacy) of hydrogen oxygen is not particularly limited thereto. That is, hydrogen oxygen can be used for coughing, facial lift-up, rejuvenation, facial line swelling, whitening, fine skin, fine pores, sagging, and improved blood flow. , Easy fat loss, improvement of coldness, elimination of constipation, hair growth, softening of the intestine, and toxins of the body.
In this embodiment, the ratio of hydrogen to oxygen in hydrogen oxygen is basically 66.66% hydrogen and 33.33% oxygen. However, as described later, By making the mixing ratio optimal according to the physical condition, higher treatment effect can be obtained.

As described above, the treatment effect improving apparatus 1 includes the hydrogen oxygen generation device 11 and the suction unit 12, thereby spraying the patient with hydrogen oxygen and loosening the body of the subject to perform the treatment. By performing, a higher treatment effect can be achieved than when performing a normal treatment.
Furthermore, the treatment effect improving apparatus 1 also has a heating unit 13 to make the effect more remarkable.

The heating unit 13 warms the body of the person who is performing the treatment before or during the treatment. As the heating unit 13, for example, a heat mat is employed in the present embodiment. However, the heat mat is merely an example, and any one that can warm the body of the person to be treated before or during treatment, such as an air conditioner, can be employed as the heating unit 13.
The heating unit 13 is not an essential component for the treatment effect improving apparatus 1. However, the warming unit 13 warms the body of the person to be treated, so that the effect of the treatment becomes more remarkable, such as the body of the person to be treated becomes more easily loosened.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a state where the person to be treated is using the heating unit 13.
As shown in FIG. 2, the effect of warming the body of the person to be treated becomes remarkable when the person to be treated is wrapped in a heat mat (heating unit 13).
Thereby, a to-be-treated person's body becomes much easier to loosen. Specifically, the effect of the treatment is more likely to reach the inside of the body of the person to be treated, and waste products of the body of the person to be treated are easily discharged out of the body. Moreover, since the calorie consumption of the person to be treated increases by warming the body of the person to be treated, there is an effect that the person to be treated becomes thinner easily.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an external configuration example of the suction unit 12 in the treatment effect improving apparatus 1 of FIG. 1.
For example, a mask as shown in FIG. 3 can be adopted as the suction unit 12.
The suction part 12 has a cover part 31 that covers the entire face of the subject and a conduction part 32 that conducts hydrogen oxygen output from the hydrogen oxygen generator 11 to the cover part 31.
That is, the hydrogen oxygen conducted from the conduction part 32 to the covering surface part 31 is sprayed on the face of the subject and is sucked from the nose and mouth of the subject for the purpose of loosening the body of the subject.
Therefore, the suction part 12 can also be grasped as a spraying part that sprays hydrogen oxygen on the face of the patient.
Since the suction part 12 as the spray part is provided with the covering surface part 31, it is possible not only to suck hydrogen oxygen from the nose and mouth of the person to be treated, but also to spray hydrogen oxygen over the entire face. Thus, the effect of the treatment can be further enhanced.

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an external configuration example of the heating unit 13 in the treatment effect improving apparatus 1 of FIG. 1.
The heating unit 13 warms the body of the person who is performing the treatment before or during the treatment.
As described above, the heating unit 13 is constituted by a heat mat in the present embodiment. By using such a heating unit 13, the body of the person to be treated is more easily loosened.
That is, since the body of the person to be treated is loosened from the normal state before heating, the person can perform the treatment easily, leading to a reduction in the time for performing the treatment.
In addition, for the patient, the pain of the body is reduced and the effect of the treatment is further enhanced.
In the state shown in FIG. 2, the heating unit 13 covers the entire body other than the top from the neck of the person to be treated, but has a notch as shown in FIG. 4.
By having such a cut, not only covers the entire body other than the top from the neck of the patient, but also covers only the lower part of the cut so that the heat mat is applied only to the lower body of the patient. (Warming part 13) can be wrapped.
Moreover, a heat mat (warming part 13) can be wrapped only in the upper half of the subject by covering the subject only in the upper part of the cut.
In other words, it is possible to loosen not only the entire body of the subject but also a part of the body of the subject by heating any part of the subject's body with the heat mat (heating unit 13). It is also possible to improve the effect of the treatment on a part of the body to be treated.

FIG. 5 is a functional block diagram illustrating a functional configuration example of the treatment effect improving apparatus 1.
As shown in FIG. 5, in the treatment effect improving apparatus 1, the hydrogen oxygen generation device 11, the suction unit 12, the water source unit 14, the pure water generation unit 15, the mist formation unit 16, the mixing unit 17, The optimum mixing ratio calculation unit 18 functions.

The hydrogen oxygen generation device 11 further includes a treatment detection unit 21 and a hydrogen and oxygen generation unit 22.
The mist forming unit 16 further includes a temperature adjusting unit 71.
The mixing unit 17 further includes a mixing ratio correction unit 41.
The optimum mixture ratio calculation unit 18 further includes a personal information input unit 51, an optimum mixture ratio specifying unit 52, and an optimum mixture ratio DB.

The water source unit 14 is a supply source of water necessary for generating hydrogen and oxygen.
The pure water generation unit 15 generates pure water from the water supplied from the water source unit 14.
The mist forming unit 16 mists the water supplied from the water source unit 14. The efficiency of the inhalation rate for the patient is improved by using a mixture of such mists as well as hydrogen oxygen.
Note that the temperature adjusting unit 71 of the mist forming unit 16 can adjust the temperature of the mist. Thereby, mist can be hold | maintained at the temperature comfortable for a to-be-treated person.
The treatment detection unit 21 detects that the patient to be trimmed is before or during treatment. Specifically, in the present embodiment, the treatment detection unit 21 employs a switch that can switch the power ON / OFF as described above.
The hydrogen and oxygen generator 22 generates hydrogen oxygen by electrolyzing the pure water generated by the pure water generator 15. Specifically, the hydrogen and oxygen generation unit 22 employs a highly active catalyst electrode and can generate hydrogen oxygen by performing solid polymer electrolyte generation.
The mixing unit 17 mixes the mist output from the mist generation unit 17, the hydrogen and oxygen generated by the oxygen generation unit 22.
In addition, the mixing ratio correction | amendment part 41 of the mixing part 17 correct | amends a mixing ratio so that it may become an optimal amount of hydrogen oxygen for every to-be-treated person who attracts | sucks hydrogen oxygen. Thereby, a higher treatment effect can be obtained.
The mixing ratio of hydrogen oxygen is specified by an optimum mixing ratio specifying unit 52 to be described later so as to be different for each patient who sucks hydrogen oxygen.
The optimum mixing ratio calculation unit 18 calculates the optimum mixing ratio of hydrogen and oxygen for each patient.
The personal information input unit 51 inputs personal information for each patient. Specifically, the personal information input unit 51 inputs information, physical condition, etc. at the time of the previous inhalation of hydrogen oxygen obtained by an inquiry or questionnaire for each patient.
The optimum mixing ratio specifying unit 52 specifies an optimum mixing ratio of hydrogen oxygen that is different for each patient. Thereby, the effect of a higher treatment can be acquired by setting it as the optimal mixing ratio according to the individual difference and physical condition for every person to be treated.
The optimum mixing ratio DB 61 is a database that accumulates information on the optimum mixing ratio of hydrogen and oxygen that is different for each patient specified by the optimum mixing ratio specifying unit 52.
The suction unit 12 causes the patient to suck the hydrogen oxygen and the mist mixed by the mixing unit 17 so as to obtain an optimum mixing ratio for each patient for the purpose of loosening the body of the patient.
Note that, as described above, the suction unit 12 includes the covering surface portion 31 that covers the entire face of the patient and the conduction portion 32 that conducts hydrogen oxygen generated from the hydrogen oxygen generator 11 to the covering surface portion 31. Also, it can be grasped as a spraying part that sprays hydrogen oxygen (and mist) on the face of the subject.

Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and modifications, improvements, and the like within the scope that can achieve the object of the present invention are included in the present invention. It is.

For example, the functional configuration of FIG. 5 is merely an example, and is not particularly limited. That is, it is sufficient if the treatment effect improving apparatus 1 has a function capable of executing the above-described series of processes as a whole, and what functional blocks are used to realize this function is limited to the example of FIG. Not.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Treatment effect improvement apparatus, 11 ... Hydrogen oxygen production | generation apparatus, 12 ... Suction part, 13 ... Heating part, 14 ... Water source part, 15 ... Pure water production | generation part, 16 ... Mistification unit, 17 ... Mixing unit, 18 ... Optimal mixing ratio calculation unit, 21 ... Surgery detection unit, 22 ... Hydrogen and oxygen generation unit, 31 ... Covered part, 32 ... Conducting section, 41 ... mixing ratio correcting section, 51 ... personal information input section, 52 ... optimal mixing ratio specifying section, 61 ... optimal mixing ratio DB

Claims

A treatment detection means for detecting that the patient undergoing treatment is being treated before or during treatment;
Hydrogen and oxygen generating means for generating hydrogen and oxygen by electrolyzing pure water when it is detected before or during the treatment;
Inhalation means for inhaling the person to be inhaled in the use of loosening the body of the person to be treated before or during the treatment of the generated hydrogen and oxygen.
Heating means for warming the body of the user before or during the treatment;
A treatment effect improving apparatus comprising: