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- the present invention relates to a kind of footware, especially one with health care function.
- the foot is the root of the human body and is the center of the human body's essence, so it is nicknamed the "second heart" of the human body. But the feet are farthest from the heart and at the lowest position, so the peripheral blood circulation is poor, and the blood is easy to stagnate. In daily health care, it is often necessary to make the blood circulation of the feet smooth, which plays an important role in ensuring the normal operation of qi and blood in the whole body. This is the root cause for foot massage practitioners to serve human beings. Many people love this way. Obviously, they recognize that foot massage has the functions of strengthening root qi, dredging meridians, strengthening the body and curing diseases, and regulating the autonomic nervous system.
- Reflexology or zone therapy, seems to originate from China and has a history of more than 3,000 years.
- the theory is that specific areas of human feet and hands can correspond to specific body organs. Therefore, the therapeutic effect can be achieved by tapping, stimulating or massaging a specific area. If observed from the theory of TCM meridians, it seems to be able to explain the close relationship between the feet and the whole body. That is, the meridian system is closely connected with the organs of the whole body, forming a unified circulation of the whole body.
- the fourteen meridians of the human body there are six meridians (the three yin of the foot and the three yang of the foot) that run through the foot, and are the beginning of the three yin meridians of the foot and the end of the three yang meridians of the foot.
- the eight extraordinary meridians Yinqiao, Yangqiao, Yinwei, and Yangwei also originate from the feet, while the Chong meridians branch to the feet, so it is only natural that the changes in the functions of the zang-fu organs are reflected on the feet.
- the human body is like a small universe, and every information revealed on the surface of the body contains the inner mystery of an organ of the body.
- the various systems and organs in the microcosm are linked, divided and cooperated with each other, and are united by blood vessels, nerves, lymph glands, and meridians, so the feet are mirrors reflecting the human organs.
- the feet are mirrors reflecting the human organs.
- all the extremities of the human body such as ears, nose, head, whole body skin, palms, backs of hands, feet, and even eyeballs are also included.
- the foot since the foot is the farthest from the heart, it is the slowest part of the blood to be delivered, so if the most remote foot can be properly cared for, the health of the other parts will be self-evident.
- the effect of massaging the reflex area of the foot is the most significant. This seems to be due to the accumulation of countless capillaries in the foot, which is the exchange and exchange between the end of the arteriole and the venule, and is surrounded by peripheral nerves. Therefore, the foot is the most important reflex area of the body, and can best reflect circulation, metabolism, and nerve impulses. transmission of messages.
- “Meridian” is an abstract concept of the development of Chinese medicine. Some people think that there are more than 100 acupuncture points in the human body, while others think that there are more than 200 or 300 points.
- the international meridian academic circle once set the total number of acupuncture points at 365, which is like one acupuncture point a day, which is easy to remember. However, the so-called three hundred and sixty-five are actually twelve meridians on one side, plus the number of acupoints for the Ren and Du meridians. However, due to bilateral symmetry, at least another three hundred and nine are required. If the extra-meridian acupoints or auricular acupoints are to be counted, the total number must exceed 1,000. If scientific instruments are used, the "potential difference" of acupoints can be detected, but the value of the potential difference of each acupoint is different.
- the number of foot reflex zones is generally set at about 60 by practitioners. It is based on previous theoretical deliberation, and subsequent experience or systematic research methods, such as pressing skin by inch, depending on which area is pressed. Accumulate or improve any visceral qi, organ, body function or part over time.
- foot massage uses two methods of massage and massage, and the other visceral lesions that are not exceeded have the effect of draining and replenishing, and restores the natural balance of yin and yang.
- the massage techniques of traditional Chinese medicine it can be subdivided into ten types - massage, massage, push, take, knead, pinch, point, rub, manage, and buckle.
- Press refers to pressing and pressing at a fixed point, and its function is to reduce the energy load and has the effect of “discharging”;
- rubbing refers to moving friction and rubbing, and its function is to enhance the lack of energy, and has the effect of "replenishing”. Therefore, when the energy is too high, press it with your hands to release it; when the energy is too low, you can use your hands to massage it to make up for the deficiency.
- the "reflex principle” is caused by a very subtle or complex "stimulus-response” physiological phenomenon, and has three elements of "connection”, “cooperation” and “coordination”.
- a “reflex” is an involuntary response, which is a reaction of an organ, gland or muscle induced by an external stimulus due to the conduction of an "energy current”.
- the body surface and interior are full of rich and sensitive receptors.
- the receptors When the external environment or the internal environment of the body changes, the receptors will cause nerve impulses, which will be transmitted to the central nervous system along the afferent nerves, and will be coordinated to induce new Nerve impulses that travel along efferent nerves to organs, glands, or muscles, with life-long, physiologically meaningful responses.
- the nerve fibers in the motor area of the cerebral cortex pass through the back of the brain to form a cross, and then descend to the spinal cord, and then pass from the efferent nerves to the cells and tissues such as muscles. The same is true for stimulation from the skin.
- the stimulation information is transmitted through the afferent nerves up the spinal cord to the cerebrum oblongata, because the nerve fibers cross left and right ("Sensory decussation"), so that the nerve impulses are transmitted to the thalamus and then up to the brain. cortical sensory area.
- the feet are the farthest from the heart, the reflex zones of the feet are located at the nerve endings, and they are also the most sensitive reflex zones in the human body. From his point of view, if there is a disease or functional decline in a limb or organ, the sole of its terminal receiver will immediately reflect at least part of the change information. For example, when we massage or stimulate a corresponding/reflex point on the foot, it is reported that the nerve impulses (electrochemical, electro-chemical) of the body will induce changes in the nerve potential, and at a speed of 120 meters per second, the afferent nerves are transmitted to the Spinal ganglia, and then the efferent nerves transmit the information to the relevant parts or organs, and cause the response we can see. Although this momentary reflex is not directed by the brain directly, the pulse is still transmitted through the spinal cord to the cerebral junction, and then reaches the sensory area of the cerebral cortex, inducing pain information of different degrees.
- the nerve impulses electrochemical, electro-chemical
- Gengzheng's Huangdi Neijing Lingshu article "Zhao Zhao's clarity cannot be concealed, it cannot be concealed, and it does not lose yin and yang. What is combined and inspected, what is cut and tested, what can be seen by sight, if the clear mirror is clear, it will not lose its shape. Also. The five sounds are not clear, the five colors are unclear, and the five Vietnameses are undulating. If they are, then the inside and the outside are attacking. If the drums respond, the sound responds, and the shadows resemble shapes. It is called the pole of yin and yang, the cover of heaven and earth, and the room of the spirit orchid that pleases hide, and I dare not let it leak.” It seems to increase our confidence even more.
- the first object of the present invention is to try to integrate the principle of pedicure into daily life.
- the second object of the present invention is to integrate the principle of foot therapy into the footware.
- a further and other object of the present invention is to enable us to obtain the effect of pedicure at relatively low cost.
- Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the plantar reflex zone.
- Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of the first embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- FIG. 3A is a schematic diagram of a second embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- FIG. 3B is a schematic diagram of hemispherical pearl particles used to match the second embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- 3C is a schematic diagram of a third embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- Fig. 4A is the schematic diagram of the fourth embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- 4B is a schematic diagram of a bump device used to match the fourth embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- Fig. 5 is the schematic diagram of the fifth embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- Fig. 6A is the exploded schematic diagram of the sixth embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- 6B is a schematic diagram of the stimulation medium used in the sixth embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- Fig. 7A is the schematic diagram of the seventh embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- Fig. 7B is the schematic diagram of the eighth embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a ninth embodiment of an insole of the present invention.
- FIG. 8A is a partial enlarged schematic view of the ninth embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- Fig. 9 is the sectional schematic diagram of the tenth embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- Figure 10 is an exploded view of another embodiment of the stimulation medium of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the eleventh embodiment of the insole of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the plantar reflex zone.
- Each manufacturer has different techniques, and the techniques applied by each other may be particularly effective for a certain reaction area. Therefore, although the plantar reaction area of each manufacturer is generally the same, there may be differences in the size of the area, or a few areas are very different.
- the applicant does not dare to say that Figure 1 is the most authoritative, but based on his own research or knowledge of the person depicted. As mentioned above, Figure 1 is more than 90% similar to most companies in the market, and the remaining is less than 10%. It may be a matter of opinion and needs to be studied in the future, or someone may prove that a person can convince everyone.
- Figure 1 It is a pair of human feet 1000. Although most of them are symmetrical, there are exceptions. For example, the liver reflex area is located at 2000 of the right foot (some practitioners object to this statement and agree that the feet are symmetrical), and the cardiac reflex area is located at 3000 of the left foot. We must juxtapose left and right to see the whole picture.
- Reflex areas include frontal sinus 2, trigeminal nerve and temporal lobe 4, left eye 6, left ear 8, head and neck lymph glands 10, mitral muscle (or trapezius) 12, lung and bronchus 14, shoulder 16, axilla/ Cavity 18, upper arm 19, elbow 20, knee 22, tibia 24, buttock 26, liver 28, gallbladder 30, transverse colon 32, ascending colon 34, small intestine 36, ileocecal valve 38, cecum and appendix 40, cold spot 42, sciatic nerve 44 , headache point 46, gonad 48, insomnia point 50, rectum and anus 52, bladder 54, ureter 56, navel 58, duodenum 60, low back pain point 62, pancreas 64, celiac plexus (solar plexus) 66, thyroid 68 , parathyroid gland 70, esophagus and trachea 72, neck 74, carotid artery 76, cervical spine 78, tongue and oral cavity 80, cerebellum/brain stem 82
- FIG. 2 illustrates the first embodiment of the present invention, which is an insole 200 .
- the name 202 of each reaction area has been marked on the insole 200 , so the user can easily know the location of the reflection area.
- a certain person has the following symptoms: pain in the left ear and shoulder, liver deficiency and indigestion in the small intestine, then we can set bumps 204 in the left ear reflex area, set bumps 206 in the shoulder reflex area, and evenly arrange bumps 208 in the liver reaction area.
- the bumps 210 and 212 are evenly arranged in the small intestine reflection area. Then, when a certain armour inserts the insole 200 into his shoes, as long as a certain armour moves, the insole 200 and the ground will automatically help a certain armour to perform pedicure work.
- the size of the bumps 204-212 may vary according to the area of each reflection area, and the number of the bumps may be changed. For example, as shown in FIG. 2 , the sizes of the bumps are different.
- a large stimulation medium 218 can be set on the pancreas reflex area, which includes a convex point platform 214, and three small convex points 216 are set on it. However, no matter how the number and size of the convex points change, the total Take the maximum massage effect as the guideline.
- the first embodiment of the present invention is as follows: an insole 200 for use with a shoe of a user, wherein the shoe has an upper surface of the insole, and the user steps on the surface of the sole of the foot.
- the insole 200 is installed between the upper surface of the insole and the sole surface, and the insole 200 includes an insole body 220 having a shape conforming to the upper surface of the insole, and a plurality of The marked areas 222 respectively correspond to a plurality of plantar reflection areas on the sole that reflect the relevant organs or parts of the user.
- Each marked area 222 has a specific area 224 corresponding to a region (2-102) on the surface reflecting a relevant organ or site, and a marked line 226 at least partially enclosing the specific area 224 for the user to The specific area 224 is easily identified.
- the insole 200 may further include a label name 202 marked on the specific area 224 .
- At least one stimulation medium 204 may be further attached to the specific area 224 .
- each of the marked regions 222 or the specific areas 224 may have a hole or marked with a mark, so as to facilitate the sticking or arrangement of the stimulation medium 204 .
- the stimulation medium 218 has a lower platform portion 214 and a plurality of upper stimulation bumps 216 .
- the bumps can be of the same size, and the number of them varies depending on the area of the reflective area, and the reflective area should be massaged evenly.
- Setting in this way has the following advantages. Due to the advancement of the times, various entertainment media are flooding the market.
- the sticker 240 for children as shown in FIG. Laying a thin layer of adhesive 246 and temporarily adhering to the release paper 248, children can attach the hemispherical pearls to the canvas or the wall one by one to complete the "painting", “layout” or “decoration” in their minds. ".
- an insole 230 and 260 which includes an insole body 220 , a marking area 222 , a specific area 224 , and a marking line 226 of a similar embodiment.
- the specific area 224 further includes at least one stimulation position marker 232 .
- the shape and size of each of the stimulation position markers 232 can be the same
- the insole 230 or 260 further includes a plurality of stimulation media 262, wherein the shape and size of each stimulation media are the same.
- FIG. 4A is a schematic diagram of an insole assembly 280 according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- the difference from the previous embodiment is that one or more openings 282 are formed on the insole body 286 corresponding to each of the reflection areas, and each An aperture has a defining aperture perimeter 284 .
- FIG. 4B which is a matching stimulation medium, in this embodiment, a columnar body 290 , which includes an upper column 292 for acting as a stimulation medium, and a concave ring 294 for defining the hole circumference 284 , and a base 296 for disposing or positioning between the insole 280 and the upper surface of a sole, so that the upper part of the cylinder 292 performs its stimulating effect.
- the fourth embodiment of the present invention is summarized as the following: an insole combination used in conjunction with a shoe of a user, wherein the shoe has an upper surface of an insole, the user has a sole, the sole There is a surface stepping on the upper surface of the insole, the insole assembly is installed between the upper surface of the insole and the sole surface, and the insole assembly includes: an insole body, with an insole that conforms to the upper surface of the insole. a shape; a plurality of marked areas located on the insole body, respectively corresponding to a plurality of plantar reflex areas on the sole of the foot and reflecting the relevant organs or parts of the user; and at least one stimulation medium.
- Each of the plurality of marked areas includes a specific area, corresponding to an area and a marking line on the surface reflecting a related organ or part, at least partially enclosing the specific area, so that the user can easily identify the specific area,
- at least one connecting medium is arranged in the specific area.
- the at least one stimulation medium is positioned opposite to the specific area by the connection medium, and when the user wears the insole assembly, a stimulation effect is performed on the sole surface of the foot.
- the so-called closing at least the specific area means that the reflection area may extend beyond the sole surface, so the area corresponding to the insole body may only be a part of the entire reflection area.
- the connecting medium is a hole dug in the specific area, and each hole has a defined hole circumference.
- the stimulation medium is a cylindrical body, and includes an upper portion of the cylinder for acting as the stimulation medium; a middle-section concave ring for setting around the periphery of the defined hole; and a base for It is arranged between the insole body and the upper surface of the insole, so that the upper part of the column can perform its stimulating effect.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of an insole 320 according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- the difference between the insole 320 and the previous embodiment is that the corresponding reflection range on the insole 320 extends to the relevant reflection area on the side of the sole of the foot, that is, the shoulder 16 , the armpit /
- the cavity 18, the upper arm 19, the elbow 20, the knee 22, the shin 24, the buttock 26, the nose 86, the parathyroid gland 70, the thyroid gland 68, the pancreas 64, and the bladder 54 are bent and extended 322 from both sides of the insole 320, and Corresponding openings 324 are opened thereon, and each opening 324 has a defined hole circumference 326 to facilitate the combination with the matching convex point structure (not shown), so as to carry out the sole and/or foot side of the wearer. stimulating effect.
- this side extension is concerned, it is also applicable to the first to fourth embodiments of the present invention.
- the user's sole has two sole sides, the sole has a plurality of specific reflection areas, and the plurality of specific reflection areas extend laterally upward and on the two sole sides
- the insole body further includes two sides 328, and the two sides 322 extend upward from the two sides 328 laterally, and correspond to the plurality of specific reflection areas.
- FIG. 6A is an exploded schematic view of the sixth embodiment of the insole 350 of the present invention, which includes an inner insole 360 , an outer insole 370 and a stimulation medium 380 disposed therebetween.
- the inner insole 360 can be similar to the insole 320 , and the outer insole 370 is used to restrain or fix the inner insole 360 therein, and the stimulation medium 380 can act.
- the two sides 361 of the inner insole 360 can also be provided with lateral extensions 363 to work on the sole reflection area extending to both sides of the sole of the foot.
- the outer insole 370 should be correspondingly provided There are two lateral extensions 374, so that the two lateral extensions 363, 374 can sandwich the stimulation medium 380 therebetween.
- the stimulation medium 380 since it is bound between the inner and outer insole 360 and 370, its structure is simpler than that of the bump structure 290, as shown in FIG. 6B, and only includes the stimulation body 382 and the base 384. According to this design, since the base 384 can be positioned between the inner and outer insole 360 and 370 , there is no need for other structures to cooperate with the opening of the inner insole 360 .
- the perforation 368 on the inner insole 360 has a first aperture B
- the first accommodating end or base 384 has a second diameter D1
- the second stimulating end or stimulating body 382 has a maximum third diameter D2
- the second diameter D1 is larger than the first aperture B
- the largest third diameter D2 is approximately equal to the first aperture B.
- the so-called diameter seems to be a round hole, but as we all know, it is not important whether the opening is round or not.
- FIG. 7A is a schematic diagram of a seventh embodiment of the footwear 400 of the present invention, which includes an inner insole 410 , an outer insole 420 and a stimulation medium opening 430 disposed therebetween.
- the footwear 400 is similar in function to the insole 350, but the outer insole 420 is made into a shoe body that can directly contact the ground or go out, such as slippers.
- FIG. 7B is a schematic diagram of the eighth embodiment of the insole 450 of the present invention.
- the insole 450 has a main sole insole 460 and a peripheral frame 470 on which the main sole insole 460 is sleeved.
- the toes 462 are separated from each other so as to be engaged with the five-toe holes 472 of the peripheral frame 470 .
- the corresponding reflex area of the inner insole 460 is provided with a stimulation medium opening 480 as before.
- an insole assembly 350 (or 400), comprising an inner insole 360 (410), an outer insole 370 (420) and at least one stimulation medium 380 (430) disposed therebetween .
- the inner insole 360 has a plurality of first engaging parts 362, an upper surface 364 and a plurality of marking areas 366 thereon, wherein each of the plurality of marking areas has at least one perforation 368 and corresponds to a user's sole , A plantar reflex area that reflects its related organs or parts.
- the outer insole 370 has a plurality of second engaging portions 372 , and the inner insole 360 is accommodated in the outer insole 370 through the engagement of the plurality of first and second engaging portions 362 , 372 with each other.
- a plurality of (at least one) stimulation media 380 are accommodated between the inner insole 360 and the outer insole 370, and each has a first accommodating end 384 confined between the inner insole 360 and the outer insole 370, and a second stimulation end 382 , penetrates through the upper surface 364 from a related hole 368 to perform a stimulating effect on the sole of the foot.
- the second connecting portion will be a hole, rather than a simple groove as shown in FIG. 6A . If it is in the form of holes, it is obviously easier and more effective to hold the first connecting portion 362 . There are obviously many extensions of these implementation variants, which are not repeated here.
- the through hole 368 has a first aperture B
- the first accommodating end has a second diameter D1
- the second stimulating end has a maximum third diameter D2
- the second diameter D1 is greater than
- the first aperture B and the maximum third diameter D2 are approximately equal to the first aperture B.
- the outer insole has the appearance of slippers, sandals, sneakers, casual shoes or leather shoes.
- the sole has a plurality of specific reflection areas, and the plurality of specific reflection areas extend laterally upward and on the two sole sides
- the inner insole 360 ( 410 ) further includes two sides 361 , and the two sides 363 extend laterally upward from the two sides 361 , and correspond to the plurality of specific reflection areas.
- the engagement of the plurality of first engagement portions and the plurality of second engagement portions to each other is by simple contact, or by convex and concave pairing/design.
- the insole combination does not have to be composed of the upper and lower insole.
- the uppermost upper surfaces of the upper and lower insole of the insole 450 can also be coplanar inside and outside, such as including a main sole insole 460, And a peripheral frame 470 of the main sole insole 460 is sleeved, wherein the five toes 462 of the main sole insole 460 are separated from each other so as to be engaged with the five toe holes 472 of the peripheral frame 470 .
- FIG. 8 is a schematic longitudinal cross-sectional view of the ninth embodiment of the insole assembly 500 of the present invention.
- the height of the part 502 corresponding to the frontmost part of the metatarsal bone and the frontmost part 504 of the calcaneus is the lowest.
- the distance from the highest part 506 of the arch of the foot is H1, usually Between 0.2 cm (flat feet) and 1 cm (high arches).
- the highest drop is H2
- the height is usually between 0.3 and 0.7 cm.
- the insole assembly 500 is composed of an upper insole 520 and a lower insole 530 .
- the upper insole 520 has at least one opening structure 522 corresponding to a reflection area, such as the eye 6 or the ear 8 .
- the opening structure 522 has an inclined portion 524 and an upper opening 528 .
- the upper insole has a lower surface 526 that fits with the upper surface 532 of the lower insole 530 , and the upper surface 532 has at least one recess 534 .
- Each opening structure 522 and the recess 534 are formed with a stimulation medium 600 therebetween, and the stimulation medium 600 has a stimulation upper portion 602 , a matching middle portion 604 and a set of lower portions 606 .
- the lower part 606 is accommodated in the recess 534, and the middle part 604 cooperates with the inclined part 524, so that the upper part 602 of stimulation protrudes from the upper opening 528 of the hole structure 522 to stimulate the sole of a user.
- the inclined portion 524 , the matching middle portion 604 and the concave portion 534 here are only an embodiment of the present invention, and the purpose is only to keep the stimulus 600 preferably between the insole 520 and the insole 530 .
- the stimulation medium 600 can be retained between the upper and lower insole 520 and 530 .
- the lower surface 526 and the upper surface 532 are both complete flat surfaces. Since the stimulation head of the stimulation medium 600 (equivalent to the stimulation upper portion 602 ) has passed through the opening of the upper insole (equivalent to 528 ), the stimulation medium 600 must have been Subject to proper restraint, it can achieve the purpose of positioning between the upper and lower insole.
- the upper insole has a lower connecting portion 529 and the lower insole has an upper connecting portion 531 .
- Such connecting parts can be set on the toes and the base of the feet, and the number of them can be one or more. Because the feet will be stepped on, there is no fear of them being separated from each other, so they can be connected to each other very easily, such as fitting, various types of connection parts. Simple concave and convex design or tongue and groove fit.
- the upper insole 540 has at least one opening 514 through which the stimulation body 560 of the stimulation medium disposed between the upper and lower insole 540 and 550 can be passed out.
- the height of the depression 534 is H3, the height of the lower part 606 is H4, the height of the matching middle part 604 is H5, the height of the stimulating upper part 602 is H6, the height of the inclined part 524 is H7, and the height of the upper opening 528 is H5.
- the height is H8, the height of the lower sole 530 is H9, and the height of the upper sole 520 is H10.
- the actual stimulation height of 0.1 cm is regarded as a light stimulation, and 0.3 cm is regarded as a heavy stimulation.
- people with solid or strong muscles may be able to increase to 0.5 cm. In this way, we have to control the stimulation level, which is obviously better than the uncontrollable height difference of cobblestone road, which is easy to cause foot injury.
- the stimulation medium 600 For example, for different reflex areas, we design the stimulation medium 600 with different actual stimulation heights, which can make the stimulation or massage effect reach a superb state.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the tenth embodiment of the insole assembly 700 of the present invention. It is similar to the aforementioned eighth embodiment, but its upper surface 702 matches the natural ups and downs of the sole of the foot, like the eighth embodiment 500, but its lower surface 704 is like a horizontal plane. According to this design, it is actually the most ergonomic, and may bring infinite possibilities to human health.
- FIG. 10 is another embodiment of the stimulation medium 800 of the present invention, which includes a stimulation base 810 , a pressure spring 830 and a stimulation head 840 .
- the stimulation base 810 includes a bottom flange 802 with a thickness of H11 , a base body 806 and a fastener 820 .
- a shoulder 804 is formed between the bottom flange 802 and the base body 806 , and the base body 806 has an upper outer thread 808 .
- the fastener 820 has an inner thread 822 for screwing with the outer thread 808 .
- the stimulation head 840 has a bottom edge 842, a stimulation body 846, and a shoulder 844 therebetween.
- the inner diameter of the fastener is smaller than the outer diameter of the bottom flange 842 , so the bottom flange 842 of the stimulation head 840 can be fastened in the base body 806 , thereby, since the shoulder 844 is detained by the fastener 820 , the pressure spring 830 will The predetermined elastic force will stimulate the body 846 to push the selected plantar reflex area upwards, thereby obtaining the desired effect.
- the thickness H11 is preferably between 0.1 to 1 mm according to the strength of the material (which may have special properties, such as releasing far infrared rays) (metal, plastic, rubber, etc.).
- the recess 534 in FIG. 8A is not a necessary structure.
- such depressions can also be provided on the lower surface of the upper insole or the inner insole, which should be easily understood by those skilled in the art due to the disclosure of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of the eleventh embodiment of the insole assembly 900 of the present invention.
- the insole assembly 900 has an upper insole 910 and a lower insole 920, wherein the lower insole 920 has an upper surface 922, a plurality of peripheral side walls 924, and a fastening groove 926 therebetween.
- the peripheral side wall 924 is folded outwards, so that the periphery 912 of the upper insole 910 is snapped into the fastening groove 926 to complete the assembly of the two.
- the assembly procedure for the user will be easier, because the user can initially combine the stimulation medium with the upper insole 910, and then insert this combination into the buckle into slot 926 to obtain insole assembly 900 .
- the reflective area includes:
- the small intestine reflex area is evenly set with bumps 214: The larger bump platform
- H1 Height at the highest point of the arch of the foot
- H6 The height of the stimulation upper 602 is
- H10 The height of the upper sole is 520
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- 一种鞋垫组合,包括:一内鞋垫,具多个第一衔接部、一上表面及在该上表面的多个标记区域,其中各该多个标记区域具至少一穿孔,且对应于一使用者的一足底上、反射其相关器官或部位的一足底反射区;一外鞋垫,具多个第二衔接部,并藉由该多个第一与第二衔接部的彼此衔接,使该内鞋垫与该外鞋垫相组合;以及至少一刺激媒介,容设于该内鞋垫及该外鞋垫间,且具:一第一容留端,拘限于该内鞋垫与该外鞋垫间;以及一第二刺激端,自一相关该穿孔穿出该上表面,以对该足底遂行一刺激作用。
- 如权利要求1的鞋垫组合,其中:该穿孔有一第一孔径、该第一容留端有一第二孔径、该第二刺激端有一最大第三孔径、该第二孔径大于第一孔径、且该最大第三孔径约与该第一孔径相当;及/或该外鞋垫有一拖鞋、凉鞋、球鞋、休闲鞋或皮鞋的外型。
- 如权利要求1的鞋垫组合,其中该足底具两足底侧边、该足底具多个特定反射区、及该多个特定反射区侧向向上延伸及于该两足底侧边,且其中:该内鞋垫更包括两侧,及两侧部,其中该两侧部侧向自该两侧向上延伸,而对应该多个特定反射区;及/或该多个第一衔接部与该多个第二衔接部的该彼此衔接是靠单纯接触,或依不限方向凸凹的设计。
- 一种鞋垫组合,用以配合一用户的一鞋具而使用,其中该鞋具具一鞋内底上表面、该使用者有一足底、该足底具一表面踩踏于该鞋内底上表面、该鞋垫组合装设于该鞋内底上表面与该足底表面间、且该鞋垫组合包括:一鞋垫本体,具顺应该鞋内底上表面的一外形;多个标记区域,位于该鞋垫本体上、分别对应于在该足底上、反射该使用者的相关器官或部位的多个足底反射区、且各具:一特定面积,对应该多个足底反射区之一;一标记线,至少部分封闭该特定面积,用以许该使用者易于辨识该特定面积;以及至少一连接媒介,设于该特定面积内;以及至少一刺激媒介,藉该连接媒介而与该特定面积彼此相对定位,当该使用者穿用该鞋垫组合时,对该足底表面进行一刺激作用。
- 如权利要求4的鞋垫组合,其中:该连接媒介是在该特定面积上挖设的一孔洞,且每一孔洞具一界定孔周;及/或该刺激媒介是略呈一圆柱状体,且包括一柱体上部,用以扮演刺激媒介、一中段凹环,用以配设于该连接媒介、以及一底座,用以配设于鞋垫本体与该鞋内底上表面间,以许该柱体上部遂行该刺激作用。
- 如权利要求4的鞋垫,其中该多个标记区域,是分别对应该使用者的五脏及六腑,且:该足底具两足底侧边、该足底具多个特定反射区、该多个特定反射区侧向向上延伸及于该两足底侧边、且该鞋垫本体更包括两侧,及两侧部,其中该两侧部侧向自该两侧向上延伸,而对应该多个特定反射区;及/或该刺激媒介包括一刺激底座、一压力弹簧及一刺激头,其中:该刺激底座具一底凸缘、一底座本体及一扣件;该底凸缘与该底座本体间形成一第一肩部;该底座本体具一上端外螺纹,且该扣件具一下内螺纹,与该外螺纹螺接;该刺激头具一底缘、一刺激本体、及介于其间的一第二肩部;以及该扣件具一内径小于该底凸缘的一外径,藉此,因该第二肩部被该扣件扣留,该压力弹簧将以一预定弹力将该刺激本体往上顶压该多 个足底反射区之一。
- 如权利要求4的鞋垫组合,其中该鞋垫组合包括一上鞋垫及一下鞋垫:该上鞋垫具一上表面,其中该上表面具顺应一使用者足底在未与外界有任何接触的一轮廓;及/或该下鞋垫具一下表面,其中该下表面是一水平面,或具顺应一使用者足底在未与外界有任何接触的一轮廓。
- 如权利要求4的鞋垫组合,其中该鞋垫组合包括一上鞋垫、一下鞋垫及设于其间的多个刺激媒介,其中:对应于该多个足底反射区,该多个刺激媒介具不同的实际刺激高度;及/或在该鞋垫组合中:该上鞋垫具一下表面及对应于一相关足底反射区的至少一开孔结构,其中该开孔结构具一倾斜部及一上部开口;各该刺激媒介具一刺激上部、一配合中部及一组设下部;该下鞋垫具一上表面,其中该上表面具至少一凹陷;该组设下部容设于一相关该凹陷;该配合中部与该倾斜部相配合,而使该刺激上部凸伸于该开孔结构的该上部开口,以刺激一使用者的足底;该下表面与该上表面贴合;以及一相关该开孔结构与一相对应该凹陷共同组设一对应该刺激媒介于其间。
- 一种鞋垫,用以配合一使用者的一鞋具而使用,其中该鞋具具一鞋内底上表面、该使用者有一足底、该足底具一表面踩踏于该鞋内底上表面、该鞋垫装设于该鞋内底上表面与该足底表面间、且该鞋垫包括:一鞋垫本体,具顺应该鞋内底上表面的一外形;以及多个标记区域,位于该鞋垫本体上、分别对应于在该足底上、反射该使用者的相关器官或部位的多个足底反射区、且各具:一特定面积,对应该多个足底反射区之一;以及一标记线,至少部分封闭该特定面积,用以让该使用者易于辨识该特定面积。
- 如权利要求9的鞋垫,其中:该鞋垫更包括一标记名称,注记于该特定面积上;及/或该特定面积更包括至少一刺激位置标志,而该刺激位置标志是一孔洞或一注记符号。
- 如权利要求9的鞋垫,更包括至少一刺激媒介,其中:该至少一刺激媒介,是黏贴于该特定面积上;及/或该刺激媒介具一平台下部,以及多个上部刺激凸点。
- 如权利要求9的鞋垫,更包括多个刺激位置标志,分别设置于该等特定面积上,其中:各该刺激位置标志的形状与尺寸皆相同;及/或距一特定面积的一形心愈近,该刺激位置标志的数量愈多。
- 如权利要求9的鞋垫,其中:该足底具两足底侧边、该足底具多个特定反射区、该多个特定反射区侧向向上延伸及于该两足底侧边、且该鞋垫本体更包括两侧,以及两侧部,其中该两侧部侧向自该两侧向上延伸,而对应于在该两足底侧边的该多个特定反射区;及/或该鞋垫本体具一主足底鞋垫,及套设该主足底鞋垫的一外围框架。
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