"X-Salizer" An exerciser for the lungs
AssigneeZenon A. Rogacki
InventorZenon Anthony Rogacki
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Abstract
A mode of providing halotherapy to the lower respiratory tract that includes the step of operating a plastic apparatus and inhaling. The plastic apparatus contains sodium chloride (common table salt) User operates the plastic apparatus to release a dosage of salt-filtered air for inhalation when the apparatus is aimed into the user's mouth by way of corrugated plastic tubing and a plastic breathing regulator located next to a plastic mouthpiece. The user then inhales the dosage of salt-filtered air to target the lower respiratory tract (lungs). This dosage of salt-filtered air supplies a concentration adequate to produce potent halotherapy and with continual use, on a daily basis, eliminates dyspnea due to chronic respiratory ailments.
Claims20
A process of supplying halotherapy for the purpose of exercising and strengthening the lower respiratory tract (lungs) of a user, said process involving the steps of:
- a) operating a cylindrical plastic apparatus that produces, and contains, salt-filtered air, said apparatus releasing a dosage of salt-filtered air for inhalation when aimed into a user's mouth with the use of plastic mouthpiece;
- b) administering said dosage of salt-filtered air to the lower respiratory tract (lungs) of user rendering potent halotherapy.
A process of supplying halotherapy to the lower respiratory tract of a user, said process involving the steps of:
- a) operating plastic apparatus that contains operational devices that regulates the pace of the inhalations of salt-filtered air into lower respiratory tract (lungs) of user;
- b) administering said operational devices of the plastic apparatus to establish regulatory stature and continual flow of inhalation into user's lower respiratory tract.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.