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US 12,653,316 B2Granted
Dual flex footrest for increasing circulation
OwnerGeorge Davisinventor
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Abstract
A dual flex footrest having separate elongated upper portions connected to elongated bottom portions via flexing portions, allowing a user to flex each foot individually to increase circulation to the user's body. The footrest aids in reducing leg swelling, leg cramps, restless leg syndrome, complications from arthritis and diabetes, neuropath, nerve pain and knee and foot pain. The footrest also aids in increasing oxygenated blood rich in nutrients, alertness, creativity, and productivity.
Claims3
A dual flex footrest comprising:
- an elongated right bottom portion configured to be placed on a flat surface;
- an elongated left bottom portion configured to be placed on the flat surface;
- said elongated right and left bottom portions connected near proximal ends thereof by a middle connecting portion, wherein distal free ends of said elongated right and left bottom portions are separated from each other;
- an elongated right upper portion directly connected to said proximal end of said elongated right bottom portion via a right flexing portion;
- an elongated left upper portion directly connected to said proximal end of said elongated left bottom portion via a left flexing portion;
- wherein said elongated right and left upper portions can move independently of each other;
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- shock absorbers provided extending between each of said elongated upper portions and bottom portions and positioned in a rear half of said elongated right and left bottom portions, wherein said rear half includes said proximal ends;
- wherein a user, while seated, can place his or her feet on each of said elongated right and left upper portions and move said elongated right and left upper portions relative to said elongated right and left bottom portions;
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- wherein distal free ends of said elongated right and left upper portions extend in a length direction thereof beyond said distal free ends of said elongated right and left bottom portions, respectively.
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