Electrical stimulation device and methods of treatment of various body conditions
AssigneeS. Burt Chamberlain
InventorCraig R. Mellen
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AssigneeS. Burt Chamberlain
InventorCraig R. Mellen
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An electrical stimulation device for applying electrical stimulus to a living body includes a pair of applicators adapted to each contact the living body. The applicators each include electrically conductive material covered by electrically insulating material whereby the electrically conductive material is separated from the living body by the electrically insulating material when the applicators contact the living body. A preferred applicator is formed of flat cable having a plurality of conductors therein that form a plurality of antennas for transmitting electrical signals to the body. A signal generator generates a series of positive electrical pulses to be applied to the living body through the applicators. The applicators of the invention allow much more power to be applied to the body than is possible with prior art devices and the signal generator allows a user a wide range of power adjustment so that the intensity of the signal applied to the body can adjusted over a wide range to obtain desired intensity effects. The device can be used for treating and creating a wide range of body conditions such as treating pain and related stress and bleeding and blood clots, stimulating muscles, finding microorganisms, and treating UV skin damage.
An electrical stimulation device for applying electrical stimulus to parts of a living body, comprising:
An electrical stimulation device for applying electrical stimulus to parts of a living body according to claim 13, additionally including straps connected to the applicators to strap the applicators against the living body and hold the electrodes in contact with the living body during treatment.
A method of slowing bleeding and bruising comprising applying an electrical stimulus of an effective intensity to the area of bleeding.
A method of identifying the location of microorganisms in a living body comprising the step of applying an electrical stimulus of an effective intensity to the body where such microorganisms may be located.
A method of treating and dissolving blood clots comprising applying an electrical stimulus of an effective intensity to the area containing the blood clots.
A method of treating skin damage caused by exposure to UV radiation comprising placing an applicator for applying an electrical stimulus to a body over the area of skin damage to be treated wherein the applicator has insulating material over electrically conductive material to prevent contact of the electrically conductive material with the skin to be treated, and applying an electrical stimulus of an effective intensity to the body so as to create mild UV radiation between the applicator and the skin to be treated.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.